Thread: Maybe police targeting poachers now?

Saw this on Stuff today. I wonder if it's a new nationwide initiative or something that particular region is starting to target poachers more now?

https://www.stuff.co.nz/waikato-time...health-issues?

Well she is policing right in the middle of mongrel mob territory: good luck to her.

Originally Posted by Friwi

Well she is policing right in the middle of mongrel mob territory: good luck to her.

.....plenty of others besides mobsters poaching down there....


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Originally Posted by mimms2

Police want to come up my drive they better have a fucking apointment, or a damn good reason.

Dunno; I live rurally and we've had our fair share of break ins, stolen stock around here. If a new rural cop turned up here and introduced themselves, did a meet and greet to put a name to the face, and hopefully start a personal relationship with the locals (like the old bobby on the beat days that we often moan about the loss of) Id say "thank for actually showing an interest, would you like a cuppa?". Then sit back to see if actual change happens. But maybe I'm too much of a glass half full person? Cheers :-)

Seen this in a hut I spent last week in

Originally Posted by mimms2

Police want to come up my drive they better have a fucking apointment, or a damn good reason.

They don't need either.

Originally Posted by DavidGunn

Seen this in a hut I spent last week in

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Never be actioned though, would it?

Originally Posted by outlander

Never be actioned though, would it?

It would have been nice to have really got up close and personal with the pricks that did this to access mine and neighbors property...the most we got from police was trespass on one of them.

Originally Posted by DavidGunn

Seen this in a hut I spent last week in

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Would be great to have the same penalties imposed for unlawful "taking" of a motor vehicle or unlawful entering of premises to commit a crime. Won't hold my breath.

Originally Posted by DavidGunn

It would have been nice to have really got up close and personal with the pricks that did this to access mine and neighbors property...the most we got from police was trespass on one of them.

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Fuck that would piss anyone off !! Upturned tine harrows on the track springs to mind.

Three separate vehicles came through and spotlighted Lees Valley Road last night before 10pm.

Originally Posted by DavidGunn

It would have been nice to have really got up close and personal with the pricks that did this to access mine and neighbors property...the most we got from police was trespass on one of them.

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That's the problem with these sorts. They have zero fucks to give for respect, disciple and a hundred other common courtesies.

Originally Posted by DavidGunn

It would have been nice to have really got up close and personal with the pricks that did this to access mine and neighbors property...the most we got from police was trespass on one of them.

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Wankers!

I don't know why you blame the police, it goes to the courts and what does the judge do?
The local cop court a guy little while back and had sheep in the back of a van set up for processing on the side of the road, he then had to spend a day proving that this guy in town didn't own the sheep and who they belong to by ear mark.
lady come up on her 12th time shop lifting he said he opposed bail got out of court that morning, next day arrested again for shop lifting but he said the paper work involved every time he goes to court and for him it means no one covers hes rural area

Originally Posted by bigbear

I don't know why you blame the police, it goes to the courts and what does the judge do?
The local cop court a guy little while back and had sheep in the back of a van set up for processing on the side of the road, he then had to spend a day proving that this guy in town didn't own the sheep and who they belong to by ear mark.
lady come up on her 12th time shop lifting he said he opposed bail got out of court that morning, next day arrested again for shop lifting but he said the paper work involved every time he goes to court and for him it means no one covers hes rural area

The police are the first step in the direction of the court, but they are such lazy fuckers they wont/don't take that first step.