Adding insult to injury

[cava]

Perhaps, taken to its logical conclusion, we should be charging the "authorities" every time we fill in a form at their request.

If the police department is a private register business, which I think it is, then you can actually send them an invoice for your time/effort etc... Better still, issue it to the policeman/woman concerned, as opposed to the business. I think that you will find that the results would be quicker.

More than one way to skin a cat!

[fineboxes]

How does that work?

You had to pay $75 to......?

If it was the "authorities" wouldn't that be, at best ransom, at worst theft or is it now in fact "finders keepers losers weepers" - unless you pay up.

Perhaps, taken to its logical conclusion, we should be charging the "authorities" every time we fill in a form at their request.

Apparently it appears if you get something stolen then you are to blame, because if you didn't have it, the temptation to knock it off would not have arisen.

Cheers

Steve

[artme]

Well, finally the police have made an arrest. One person only out of three!!

My son wasn't able to pick up his computer as it was evidence. He had to wait for a hearing
before being given his computer.

As for the passports and his birth certificates ( to my mind extremely important because of identity theft ),
they have not been recovered and apparently no questions were asked about them by the police!!!