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<blockquote data-quote="phil d" data-source="post: 479904" data-attributes="member: 27126"><p>Always look after your local coppers, it helps when you want something, I remember getting involved with a car ringing gang that was operating from a garage in our street, I'd recovered a stolen car, and a mates van (which was the reason I got involved in the first place), anyway there were loads of cops in the street, and and I made them a brew before going to work, they returned all the cups while I was out and left a message with the wife thanking me for my help, she thought it was for the brews, it wasn't, it was to do with the blue light chase, lol. anyway a few weeks later my van got broken into, it didn't normally warrant a visit, but the CID guy turned up, much to my surprise to look at it, " well, we look after our own" he told me. a few brews and a bit of help certainly paid dividends. Our local cops know my motor and have a policy to stop it if it's seen on the roads and it's not me driving, how's that for a service. </p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="phil d, post: 479904, member: 27126"] Always look after your local coppers, it helps when you want something, I remember getting involved with a car ringing gang that was operating from a garage in our street, I'd recovered a stolen car, and a mates van (which was the reason I got involved in the first place), anyway there were loads of cops in the street, and and I made them a brew before going to work, they returned all the cups while I was out and left a message with the wife thanking me for my help, she thought it was for the brews, it wasn't, it was to do with the blue light chase, lol. anyway a few weeks later my van got broken into, it didn't normally warrant a visit, but the CID guy turned up, much to my surprise to look at it, " well, we look after our own" he told me. a few brews and a bit of help certainly paid dividends. Our local cops know my motor and have a policy to stop it if it's seen on the roads and it's not me driving, how's that for a service. [/QUOTE]
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