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I guess you guys know all of the circumstances. Thanks for your valuable comments.Originally posted by bless 'em all View PostWord.
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Actually I do know most of the circumstances because I once worked with the OPOriginally posted by rob oley View PostI guess you guys know all of the circumstances.
He made a genuine mistake some time back, and has now sadly lost his MPS clearance as a result.
Really though, this has to be seen as a blessing in disguise. The MPS is a fairly boring place to work, the canteen is rubbish, and the toilets are worse. I also have no doubt the OP will have little problem finding a newer/better contract elsewhere.
(OP: PM me if you like. I'm the one who isn't Scottish or Welsh!)Cats are evil.Comment
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We know all of the circumstances you provided. You were convicted of driving without insurance by your own admission. If it was good enough for plod to think you're unreliable then it's good enough for me.Originally posted by rob oley View PostI guess you guys know all of the circumstances. Thanks for your valuable comments.
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You're a villain, a convicted felon, in fact, you're scum. It's actions like yours that directly cost the rest of us law abiding citizens our hard earned cash.
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