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"This is why I love my job"

Yesterday I was part of a team that did a drugs raid on a crack house.

Today:
Arrive at work at 0750hours. At 0755, (5 minutes before I go on duty), a call goes out that a vehicle has rammed a police van and made off. So off we go, two-tones going flying around searching for this car, which my tutor and I found. We conduct an area search and get a sniffer dog there as quickly as we can. Then we get a report of an A-grade RTC, so off we go to that. Just finishing dealing with that and a member of the public comes over and says there has been a crash just up the road, so we run off to that one too!

Dealt with those and are back at the station filling in the paperwork when a shout goes out that the most wanted guy in the area has been seen, so again blues and twos going to get to the area, search a house he is know to be affiliated with, with no luck. Shout over the radio that he has been seen again, so off we go again! He is arrested and myself and the arresting officer escort him back to the station. I then have to sit with him for 40 minutes talking to him until he can be booked into custody.

Then we just had another two cars making off and a foot chase and that was it.

Our shift is now getting phone calls from all the “big cheeses” to congratulate us on how well we are working.

So, what have you been up to of late?

Yesterday I had both good and bad points to my day. It was really busy, we filed up all the cells in the division and actually had to get another police station, (shut due to no officers), opened for the cell space.

I arrested a very aggressive male who decided he wanted to fight me and another 3 officers on the streets and in the custody suite.

I went to two “assistance” calls from my Inspector who had arrested a guy and was then confronted by 7 of his mates. The bit that made my day was my Inspector telling 7 aggressive, big blokes to, “bog off”.

The bad point was going to my first ever crash where a person died.

I stand by my quote.

I think you quoted the wrong post there EB, but I get what you mean...

Darwock wrote:
> Good wireless connections to the net on those aircraft?

Can you in any way connect what I've said to any person or event?

> Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Perhaps it is time to sex up my day. I have an incredible knack for
> making flying 1500 mile an hour aircraft seem boring and routine.
> But
> it is.

Good wireless connections to the net on those aircraft?

Wow, all that and you still find time to browse chatrooms on the net.

And are you sure you should be telling us about these things?

Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Short of
> the Vanquish, I would consider it.

Hmmm, nah, similar in size and in price is the MR2, which I always thought was a nice little sporty number.

English_Bloke wrote:
> Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Perhaps it is time to sex up my day. I have an incredible knack for
> making flying 1500 mile an hour aircraft seem boring and routine.
> But
> it is.
>
> Are you a trolley-dolly?

Now that could be fun. Those little cupboards, curtained off areas... I could have so much fun with sexy air hostesses.

But alas, no. Mind you, I do get big guns, which is always a bonus.

ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> MGF. would I be overstepping the mark saying it's a hairdressers
> car?
>
> :D

Well she is actually a nurse. I kind of thought so, but despite being only a 1.6, it shifts remarkably. And is rather nice inside. Short of the Vanquish, I would consider it.

English_Bloke wrote:
> Little Miss DW wrote:
> curly hair
>
> ??

:c[

I picture you as someone with curly hair.