Can the Police stop you for no reason?

[Croatian]

[QUOTE=Board Game Geek;877452]Perhaps the services should write to such people and say :

"seeing as you find our involvement from time to time in your life such a tedious chore, we have decided to honour your request at peace and privacy.

We will no longer respond if your car gets stolen, your house gets burgled, your property catches fire, you have a heart attack, etc.

The West Midlands police have already adopted this policy. It's just that they haven't written to advise anyone.......

[Board Game Geek]

Croatian wrote : The West Midlands police have already adopted this policy. It's just that they haven't written to advise anyone.......

Well obviously, writing to people is an infringement of their peace of privacy, innit ?

[Peoplesoft bloke]

Well obviously, writing to people is an infringement of their peace of privacy, innit ?

I take it you have no problem with the proliferation of speed cameras, either?

[expat]

Better no reason than thinking they have one. Being stopped for fire bombing a NF office and making obscene phone calls from public telephone boxes like I have (been stopped that is) is much more worrying.

Did you really? And did you shout "No Future!"?