The Detectives: Fighting Organised Crime

[Bluemanc100]

yeah very very odd behaviour.

What are the chances that solicitors like her are on the payroll and therefore way too close to their clients?

 

[Nebuchadnezzar]

Did he have days off school?

 

[WestGorton]

Did he have days off school?

Haha

 

[WestGorton]

What are the chances that solicitors like her are on the payroll and therefore way too close to their clients?

She is no solicitor. Just works in the office of one who take the legal aid work. I kept thinking Paris Hilton has gone downhill.

 

[yozzerblue]

When asked who they wanted to call, after being charged, they all asked to call mum. Strange really.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Crumpsall has its moments in places though it’s mainly just a race track for drug dealers and the usual petty crime, Lansdowne Rd which used to be quiet is now a haven to to a Balkan gang, Cheetham Hill though is a whole different thing though from the gangs ruling the roost with snide clobber shops to some seriously nasty drug gangs.

My birthplace! And for one Summer the scene of some gainful employment at the long =-gone biscuit works. My childhood, youth, impressionable years were spent in North Manchester. The salt of the Earth of the working class - long since gone.

 

[Mike N]

Whenever I see scumbag criminals on tv I always think of the ‘normal, decent’ people who put money in their pockets by buying drugs off them. It’s this money that fuels the crime.

 

[Bluesince1979]

Nicked this off the Cornwall thread. A video of Alfonso Buller who now lives in Falmouth. He must be in his sixties now and you can still see his intensity, so you can imagine what a force he was as a young man.

Jesus i was twitching watching that! Never like being about people like that who you know are a split second away from snapping

 

[discopop]

My birthplace! And for one Summer the scene of some gainful employment at the long =-gone biscuit works. My childhood, youth, impressionable years were spent in North Manchester. The salt of the Earth of the working class - long since gone.

My Mauds mum worked at the biscuit works and in my very early days as an apprentice spark I recall doing some work there, I am a Moston lad (Dean Brook area) and all I seem to remember was good times, I have seen enough of the world with work and on Holiday to understand that Manchester and its many flaws is still a pretty decent place to live.

One thing that is quite amazing is house prices which are going through the roof I presume because of the sprawl outwards from the city centre.

One bad thing about Crumpsall is the absolute dearth of pubs, luckily I can jump on a tram to Mancs or walk to Prestwich.

 

[WestGorton]

Whenever I see scumbag criminals on tv I always think of the ‘normal, decent’ people who put money in their pockets by buying drugs off them. It’s this money that fuels the crime.

Drug users are just as guilty. There would be no supply without demand.