Police Called

[Skudd]

Saw in the local park by me( Stat Moores Whiston Merseyside) group of lads on a C reg Blue Suzuki. Looked like the owner had an attempt to streetfighter it a bit. Tidy clean bike. Not sure how long it will be like that though. Called police to let them know details and they are sending someone around to check it out. I just hope that it isn't someones pride and joy that the scrotes are wrecking.
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[EddyJones]

So you randomly see a group of people with a motorbike and assume its nicked?

Im all for trying to get nicked bikes back but i think your way would cause more trouble than its worth. God help them if you went to squires...

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[Skudd]

[Arden]

sounds like a nicked bike to me .....

if u happen to see a W reg ETX125 on there at night , pls dont call the police as it will be me havin a bit of fun on the only place i can realy go thats close ,, i go at night so theres less chance of being reported

[stan hyd]

I would say nicked also.

Good move.
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[fenton]

We saw some guy riding like a lunatic on a CBR600F with a pillion down country lanes at 90mph+. Now usually i wouldnt be arsed beacuse i like a good hoon, but it was 11 at night, was cold as feck, and his pillion was a bird with jeans and trendy jacket on. He was either pissed or on something. So we called the coppers on him.

More people need to take action against these theiving little scum other wise things will only get worse.
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[CaNsA_old]

Good call Skudd

I wish someone had done that when my tiny T&G was nicked while chained up outside my house. I also live in Merseyside, I have also called the rozzers on some little shits bombing around in either nicked motors or nicked motorbikes.
Ive lived here for over 10 years and i have seen a massive change in Liverpool alone. Its really chilled out here and the stereo-typing that it had was uncalled for in the first place. Liverpool has all the same problems as any other major city in any other country. But it has dealt with it alot better. I still wouldn't leave anything unchained though.

Once again, nice one Skudd. Have a fat dose of karma, but dont spend it all in one shop
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[Jack_Cheese]

Did the police fob you off? Last time i rang the call centre after finding an abandoned GSX600F i ended up talking to a complete idiot. He asked me what colour the bike was, and since it had no fairings on it, i replied "i don't know because the fairings are missing, but the frame is black, and the wheels are gold." The monkey at the desk replied "so that's a black suzuki motorcycle then?", to which i replied "i'm not sure on the colour, but it's a GSX600F" "right, i'll get that recovered then". I bet he didn;t even bother cross-referencing it with any stolen bikes, and to be honest he really didn;t give a shit, and now some poof bugger willl have had to pay a recovery fee.

Nice one for calling it in, but chances are the police can't be arsed with it.

Vigilante mobs are the only way!

Jack
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[Jack_Cheese]

The officer i spoke to clearly said "right, i'll get that recovered then", and the bike was gone within two hours. Secondly, when reporting a missing vehicle it is procedure to ask the owner of the vehicle whether they would like it recovered if it is found, or whether they would like to recover it themselves. With such little attempt made to identify the vehicle and therefore the registered keeper, it makes the question seem a little pointless. A phone call to the DVLA is hardly beyond reason considering the owner will now be getting a bill for over £100. "serve and protect" is largely bollocks these days. The main roles of the police are to control the population and enforce the law.

Jack
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[steveo]

If you called the general number you would not have spoken to an 'officer' you would have spoken to a staff call taker. When they said 'ill get that recovered then' what they really meant was I'll create a job for an officer to get it recovered. This is becasue if the bike cant be identified by registartion then more enquiries would be needed to see if it was stolen as if it was it would be recovered for forensics.

"Secondly, when reporting a missing vehicle it is procedure to ask the owner of the vehicle whether they would like it recovered if it is found, or whether they would like to recover it themselves"

This is not correct, as said above if it is stolen than it will be recovered without asking the owner as it will be taken for forensics. Also if the bike is just reported as dumped and it is on private land than the police wont recover it.

All that saying different police forces will have different procedures, this is how it works where i live. none the less your post is still making large asumptions about what the police would or would not have done without actually knowing. It is like saying "i went to a restaurant and the waiters were not very freindly, they probalby spat in my food, dont go to that restaurant becasue they spit in your food"
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