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>find our stolen packages (as if that ever happens when the less equal animals are victim). I've read so many accounts of people with Ring footage of a theft w
by LordDragonfang 4y ago
>find our stolen packages (as if that ever happens when the less equal animals are victim).
I've read so many accounts of people with Ring footage of a theft who tried to give it to the police and they refused to even look at it. I don't think I've ever heard of someone actually getting stolen property back outside of a Mark Rober video.
The police surveillance state isn't there for you, and people need to realize that. <stage whisper>It's there to serve the interests of Capital</stage whisper>
- fearoffish 4y ago> I've read so many accounts of people with Ring footage of a theft who tried to give it to the police and they refused to even look at it. It’s even worse than that. I showed them two sets of camera footage of staff in my retail shop stealing from the cash register, and tallied it up my accounts to prove the amount…and CPS said “not enough evidence”. The camera footage was so clear you could see the 20 on the notes.
- boomchinolo78 4y agoWow, what country is this? Just to make sure I never live on it, even in rural LATAM you could persuade them to look into it. The lack of options in the first world is disgusting
- lol768 4y agoGiven the mention of the Crown Prosecution Service and the context of the article, I'm going to assume England (could possibly also be Wales).