13-07-2015, 05:37 PM
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Re: Woman in car
Originally Posted by Steven with a V
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Of course as an Englishman living in South Wales I feel I've an ax to grind over Scottish Independence, duh really? Frankly madam regarding the SNP and Scottish independence I couldn't give a damn, the death of two young people regardless of their nationality, I do. You seem to be living up to a "chippy" stereotype hen?
Methinks You should take Your Political views to the proper thread!!
13-07-2015, 06:00 PM
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Re: Woman in car
Very sad indeed, the man who reported says he now feels guilty for what has happened, he feels he should have done more.Someones head in the police force is obviously to blame, they didn't investigate immediately, what I find strange is why wasn't an ambulance sent immediately to the car.
Much more to come from two investigations that are going on, I hope there is not a whitewash.
13-07-2015, 06:11 PM
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Re: Woman in car
Originally Posted by Wrinkly
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Very sad indeed, the man who reported says he now feels guilty for what has happened, he feels he should have done more.Someones head in the police force is obviously to blame, they didn't investigate immediately, what I find strange is why wasn't an ambulance sent immediately to the car.
Much more to come from two investigations that are going on, I hope there is not a whitewash.
13-07-2015, 07:16 PM
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Re: Woman in car
The standard of driving here is pretty dire. It must be otherwise there wouldn't be so many cars overturned and lying in fields. I've driven past dozens of cars that have gone off the road and I haven't stopped or checked to see if there was anyone inside. On some roads there are so many floral tributes that they could win 'Britain in bloom'.Sorry if that sounds callous, but you get used to these things.
14-07-2015, 02:13 AM
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yes once we all cared, now we just drive past and it doesn't matter - well this time it did. Can we expect the police to do all our watching and checking?it's a bit like:
the hospitals should always look after our loved ones well even if we don't sometimes
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the community services should always be sure they drop in and see our loved ones even if we are too busy to do so
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the police should deal with everything that goes wrong in our society and then we don't have to bother?
14-07-2015, 06:29 AM
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Re: Woman in car
Originally Posted by May
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I have a Friend who lives in Falkirk and travelled that road a lot,She said on the phone that it was a miracle anyone saw that car from the road as it was down a deep gully and She thinks it would have been impossible unless it was seen going OFF the road.
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