Thursday, May 03, 2007
Durham: Roz Dunnill
When a drunken yob on an illegal joyride crashed into Roz Dunnill’s car in the middle of the night, she was astounded when police let him get away.
Roz, 59, called the Mums’ Army Hotline and explained: ‘The police arrived but the officer turned his back on the boy and allowed him to run off. Days later the police called to investigate the theft of our car, when it hadn’t even been stolen!
I’m not surprised things are out of control when it seems the police have no idea what they’re doing. When decent people try to stand up to crime and antisocial behaviour, the authorities are not there to back them up. I’m joining Mums’ Army because if enough people speak out, the politicians will have to take notice.’
Roz Dunnill,
Durham
E-mail: Dunnillfamily@aol.com
Roz, 59, called the Mums’ Army Hotline and explained: ‘The police arrived but the officer turned his back on the boy and allowed him to run off. Days later the police called to investigate the theft of our car, when it hadn’t even been stolen!
I’m not surprised things are out of control when it seems the police have no idea what they’re doing. When decent people try to stand up to crime and antisocial behaviour, the authorities are not there to back them up. I’m joining Mums’ Army because if enough people speak out, the politicians will have to take notice.’
Roz Dunnill,
Durham
E-mail: Dunnillfamily@aol.com
# posted by Mums' Army @ 4:08 AM 
