murder in my street today.. all my stuff is evidence...

K1LLSW1TCH · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:22

Risk delaying/fudging up a murder investigation for no good reason? Some posters on this forum hurt my brain.

Hades · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:22

Saytan said:
a security guard.

Was it a private security guard or a representative of the police? Because that does make a difference.

Kenai · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:23

Saytan said:
it was a rentacop

So?

Honestly, what difference does it make?

Just ****ing deal with it like a normal person and get on with your life.

What are you hoping to hear? That you have a legal right to interrupt a murder investigation to save yourself a tenner on cab fare?

KaHn · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:24

Saytan said:
No, it was a security guard.

As I said before, who cares?

KaHn

Ahleckz · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:24

Saytan said:
a security guard.

Oh look, another thread where the guy makes a clearly misleading post and then gives us totally different information later on.

So a security guard has told you that you can't use your car? Just ignore it, and use it. They have no right to stop you. Though, I'd contact the police first as it may help with their inquiries.

Allnamestaken · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:25

You should so just take a cab where ever n ask them if they can reimburse you the costs if you can prove it.

OH HAI AHLECKZ been for ever man since I played bad comp with you :O

Saytan · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:26

Ahleckz said:
Oh look, another thread where the guy makes a clearly misleading post and then gives us totally different information later on.

So a security guard has told you that you can't use your car? Just ignore it, and use it. They have no right to stop you. Though, I'd contact the police first as it may help with their inquiries.

the street is closed as a crime scene

The security guard is a contractor because getting real police to guard murder scenes is apparently too expensive

given that his day job is probably stopping people nicking tellys from currys, his legal knowledge on murder scenes may not be too hot...

K1LLSW1TCH · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:26

Kenai said:
What are you hoping to hear? That you have a legal right to interrupt a murder investigation to save yourself a tenner on cab fare?

Pretty much. :rolleyes:

Hades · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:27

Saytan said:
the street is closed as a crime scene

The security guard is a contractor because getting real police to guard murder scenes is apparently too expensive

given that his day job is probably stopping people nicking tellys from currys, his legal knowledge on murder scenes may not be too hot...

A contractor employed by who? And has he been given specific instructions by the police?

Sin_Chase · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:28

Saytan said:
the street is closed as a crime scene

The security guard is a contractor because getting real police to guard murder scenes is apparently too expensive

given that his day job is probably stopping people nicking tellys from currys, his legal knowledge on murder scenes may not be too hot...

So you are saying security guards have been contracted to guard a fresh crime scene that has not been visited by CSI and there are no Police officers on scene?

Did you by any chance have a few too many to drink and rock up to your local Film Studio and recall the Batmobile as being your car that you needed tomorrow? Actually, scrap that...are you Batman? You need your vehicle to chase down the perp? Maybe you should have been forthcoming with this information earlier, or were you not in disguise at the time therefore necessitating the need to seek internet-advice rather than blow your cover?

BloodyL · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:29

Rustling up a hire car is no trouble at all, now... whom to charge it to... there in lies the rub.

Something Else · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:29

Saytan said:
the street is closed as a crime scene

The security guard is a contractor because getting real police to guard murder scenes is apparently too expensive

given that his day job is probably stopping people nicking tellys from currys, his legal knowledge on murder scenes may not be too hot...

then ask the police

if your peed that someone has died in your street then the use of your car (in my eyes) is overshowed by the fact somone was MURDERED IN YOUR STREET!!!!!1!

Scuzi · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:31

Do you live on Highbury Road?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-18660654

The scene was cordoned off for forensic examinations and Det Ch Insp Crisp said the cordon would remain in place on Sunday.

"I would like to take this opportunity to thank residents in the area their co-operation and patience," he added.

lol

Neil79 · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:34

Take a day off work cause someone got murdered!

Spook187 · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:35

Sounds as if the OP is having one of these days.

Woden · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:36

OP is obviously the killer and has the evidence in his car.

Resident · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:37

Saytan said:
Say i needed to go right now to deal with a family medical emergency, what do i do in that position?

Call an ambulance? If it's an emergency they have blue lights and sirens to permit them to go a bit quicker than you would be anyway.

avec · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:45

Look, he's got a BMW 330Ci ClubSport he has priority here.

Seriously though, if someone got murdered and I could potentially help it get solved, or increase the likelihood of them finding the killer I'd certainly deal with a bit of an inconvenience.

Oh no, you can't use your car, you have legs, you have money, use your head.

BloodyL · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:46

Spook187 said:
Sounds as if the OP is having one of these days.

More like:

btw, that animal toy looks like a mix between Firefox, Tails and Pikachu, bizarre.

Sin_Chase · 1 Jul 2012 at 02:46

Foxtailkachu?