Police won't hand stolen caravan back to couple to protect human rights of the travellers

[Pullmyfinger]

Say fuck*n what?. You have to be kidding me.

Kathleen McLelland and Michael Curry had their caravan stolen in 2011
They were delighted when it was found by police 18 months later
But officers are unable to move a traveller family now living there
A letter sent to the couple says the police have 'no lawful powers'


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...rotect-human-rights-travellers-living-it.html

 

[Younglad]

What kind of retard law is that?.

 

[DonCorleo]

Oh Jesus.

 

[DannyDeVito]

Scratching my head.

Mr Curry said: ‘Apparently they had a receipt for it and had paid a guy £300 in a pub for it.

 

[Prick]

WTF Damn-Not too smart

 

[Silvio Burlusconi]

Would you want a Caravan that was occupied by Gypsies for a year??????

 

[Ms.FemmeFatale]

If it is theirs, can they not just hire a tow service and go get it??? Would it not then be up to the Gypsies to go to court or the police station???? And is there not a charge of "possession of stolen property" meaning that regardless of if they knew, they know now it is stolen. Why can the police not charge with that?

 

[BlueBalls]

I would steal it back.

 

[007]

I would steal it back.

If only could be that simple.