Police need to start doing more about stolen motorbikes, it's ridiculous, you've got all these no gooders that just roam about freely thinking they are top grossing members from GRM Daily when infact they live sponging off of their mummy and daddy to buy them their next north face puffer jacket and are in fact unemployed scrotes who steal and have no regard for how it affects people's lives.
Not meaning to sound like an auditor here, but we pay taxes for the police to do something, not to ignore a REAL issue in society. They have all the resources to do it.
It's always the same people doing it, but nope they all get away with it because they exploit the youth care system so they are free to do whatever they want and face no repercussions.
Lancashire Police pull your fingers out, you have enough resources to section 59 bikers for just having loud exhausts, but yet have insurance, pay road tax have a license and are productive members of society that just want to have a bit of fun, but on the flip side you can't lift a finger on little big men that talk in chav tongue that steal people's only means of getting to work, seeing their family, or their pride and joy, and then cause not only a nuisance to everyone, but cause grave danger not only to themselves but other people? Look at that moped thief that died in Coventry... do you want more of that blood on your negligent hands?
Do something about it, and start being police, because I know a lot of people that are or have already started taking matters into their own hands because our taxes are going to more apparent "pressing matters". Start developing and authorising more tactics to bring this nonsense to an end.
3 million £ worth of motorcycles are stolen every month throughout the UK, this is unacceptable, with the average cost of motorbikes in the UK costing between 2000 and 5000, that's between 600-1500 motorbikes being stolen, joyridden and scorched every bloody month, now imagine if 50% of their owners that was their only mode of transport, which considering most of the bikes are learner bikes, I'm guessing it'll be ALOT more, that could cost them their jobs, their livelihoods, your ignorance to this costs people ALOT more than just their bike, it can cost them their lives.
Blaming funding cuts is not an acceptable excuse anymore, it's the lack of care you display towards 2 wheeled road users, if you can pull people over simply because people's headlights are off or exhaust is 'too loud' and waste your time and resources doing that, you can most certainly combat theft, get your priorities straight. You're letting these pathetic wastes of blood and organs run the streets carefree and that is ridiculous.
Here's just some photos of bikes that once took people to work, that once someone worked hard for, that once freed someone of the burden of public transport, that once made someone smile.
I hope this is shared around so more people can see that understandably, alot of us are fed up of this continuing to happen.
(Please note) I am not a cop hater, I'd absolutely love to be one myself as it would be a passion and a sense of purpose, I appreciate them for putting themselves on the front lines against most most dangerous and stupid people, but I'm just sad to see that their iron grasp is now but a distant memory, and I'm sad to see the shift to such a lawless nation.