By Nick Heath
Published: Thursday 05 June 2008
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Name
Roy Lambert
Location
Highlands
Occupation
Recruiter
Comment
I wonder of the 30,000 siezed cars how many were tax dogers and how many criminals/terrorists.
Assistant chief constable Dave Thompson said the new fixed camera sites "will bring enormous benefits to the police and aid us in protecting our communities".
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What possible justification can Manchester police ...
Chris Walker
I wonder of the 30,000 siezed cars how many were t...
Roy Lambert
This is to be applauded in it's success in removin...
Chris Goodman
why hang on to the details for five years ? if it'...
Karen Challinor
Swings and roundabouts for me on this one. The pos...
Drew Stephenson
Thats another city crossed off the "visitation lis...
MusicFan
Good god, do people REALLY have to ask why the pol...
Simon
Who keeps a car for FIVE years?
So not much poin...
GALLEY SLAVE#41
I was thinking about getting a job in Manchester, ...
Jeremy Wickins
Seriously though, what's the point except to pay s...
Joe Whitehead
There are at least 32 roads into Manchester. How ...
Charles Smith
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