11-10-2010, 06:40 PM
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Really sorry ClaireandDaisy for your experience today, made me so angry. As previously mentioned, good manners cost nothing and the person concerned should certainly not be dealing with the public. If I knew where she worked I would go in myself and give her a good talking to
11-10-2010, 06:56 PM
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How awful for you, C&D, what a wicked insensitive person she was. If I were you, I would send in a very strong letter of complaint to the Chief Constable of the division and copy it to your local paper. Or, send in a letter of complaint to your MP. No one should be treated like that and especially not under the present circumstances.She was a first class bitch and should be sacked.
Thoughts going to you.
Take care and hugs.
12-10-2010, 12:56 PM
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Claire I'm sorry I missed this yesterday, I hope you've been able to put the insulting behaviour of that women behind you now, we all come across these cows from time to time. BTW I've found the photos now
will e-mail you tonight, sorry don't have time now, I have to go dig the garden while the sun shines 
16-10-2010, 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted by claireandaisy
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I turn up at the main Police Station and give the woman on the desk a letter saying the Coroners Office has returned my deceased son`s effects and they can be picked up from the Station. Her: (after reading letter) Whose are these?
Me: My son - he died.
Her: Has he authorised this?
Me. No. He`s dead.
Her: You`ve got permission then.
Me: Yes. I was sent this letter.
she then stomped off for 15 minutes and came back with an envelope which she threw at me.
Lovely.
But then - I`m off to walk in the sunshine now and she`s stuck on a desk. Cow.
How awful for you to have to endure that on top of losing your Son ...........
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