Crimewatch

[Barrel of Fun]

Seriously? Not being rude, but how?

You never know. Granted, there are not always local crimes on the programme and very unlikely to have witnessed anything relevant, but I see it as a civic duty.

 

[LE19]

You never know. Granted, there are not always local crimes on the programme and very unlikely to have witnessed anything relevant, but I see it as a civic duty.

But wouldn't you already know if you'd witnessed a local crime? Either you'd know at the time that a crime was in progress, or read/hear about it in the local media, and realise you'd seen something relevant?

Some of the cases are so old, I genuinely can't see how they prompt any new information (unless witnesses were deliberately witholding it, and change their minds).

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

But wouldn't you already know if you'd witnessed a local crime? Either you'd know at the time that a crime was in progress, or read/hear about it in the local media, and realise you'd seen something relevant?

Some of the cases are so old, I genuinely can't see how they prompt any new information (unless witnesses were deliberately witholding it, and change their minds).

I was in a bank when it was held up and didn't notice a thing.

I was too busy concentrating on my gun pointing at the cashiers face.

 

[LE19]

I was in a bank when it was held up and didn't notice a thing.

I was too busy concentrating on my gun pointing at the cashiers face.

that sounds like a barrel of fun.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

crimewatch always strikes me as being a bit like "match of the day" for criminals.

rogues gallery
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

You never know. Granted, there are not always local crimes on the programme and very unlikely to have witnessed anything relevant, but I see it as a civic duty.

YOU SOUND LIKE DEPUTY DOG
regards
DR