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Originally posted by jazz View PostSorry, but I want the police force catching criminals, not trespassing on my property for no reason and without a court order.
After covid, my faith and trust in cops is zero.
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They are so understaffed they for sure don't have time to be stopping in to check up on Joe Straight.
They do their best to respond to 911 type call outs.
Did I not hear recruiting has dropped off 47% since black lives matter media calls to defund police.
Not a popular career choice. Immigrants will be moving to that field next.
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Makes you wonder what is in your RCMP file. Did you support a convoy recently? The cops are no longer interested in real crime so might as well be defunded. Many years ago I called the RCMP after being ripped off and got an education so I know not to do that again. They were not interested. Fortunately that has not happened since.
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Last week I watched a guy park his truck at the end of my road at the locked gate. Dropped his tailgate and let a dog out. Climbed my gate and walked over to where I have some equipment stored, and then came through the bush right into the middle of my yard (main yard, storage buildings etc). I was changing oil on the pad. He had a rifle slung on his shoulder. Was surprised to see me there, maybe because the gate was closed he didn’t think anyone was there, I don’t know. After an exchange he huffed and puffed and left.
Called the RCMP. I could write a book on what happened next but in summary, you better have a lot of time to kill if you decide to call the police. Response time just to show up was at least 3 hours. Didn’t bother running the plate number before coming as I provided all the info.
And when you call the police here you get a dispatch from the city 500km away, good luck explaining directions to them. I am 25mins from a town of 50,000 people with a local RCMP office obviously, but not allowed to talk to them directly.
End result: it was one of the local Hutterites from 6 miles away. Everyone including the police was oblivious to the trespassing. Should have dealt with it myself. The lack of English should have been my clue but I was a little stunned that somebody would be so brazen to sneak through the bush and enter my yard in the middle of the day.
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Trackhoe is an important piece of farm equipment. Even in dry areas. I have one but it is less usable in urban areas.
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The only time we see cops out here is when something like this happens.
This is only three miles from my place. Usually it’s just thieves taking anything they can or torching stolen vehicles but they’re shaking things up now. The joys of living in no man’s land between two detachments.
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Originally posted by woodland View PostThe only time we see cops out here is when something like this happens.
This is only three miles from my place. Usually it’s just thieves taking anything they can or torching stolen vehicles but they’re shaking things up now. The joys of living in no man’s land between two detachments.
Behind frustration for some guys .
Catch and release justice system
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The guys who get caught should have to do 30 days of community service for the victims they have wronged, shoveling bin bottoms, fixing fence, repairing and maintaining equipment, rebuilding corrals, general yard cleanup, and picking rock. After day two most would be a no show and you would never see them again.
But then I would have to do community work for them because in today's world I was guilty of abuse. Then I'd learn how steal cars, sell drugs, vandalize property . . . . . . . . . . only in Canada.
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Originally posted by rumrocks View PostThe guys who get caught should have to do 30 days of community service for the victims they have wronged, shoveling bin bottoms, fixing fence, repairing and maintaining equipment, rebuilding corrals, general yard cleanup, and picking rock. After day two most would be a no show and you would never see them again.
But then I would have to do community work for them because in today's world I was guilty of abuse. Then I'd learn how steal cars, sell drugs, vandalize property . . . . . . . . . . only in Canada.
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