As much as things change, they stay the same!

Kia Ora,

Well out on the weekend to see what crime was about.

On the Friday heavy fog rolled in & though you could hear a lot going on it was not possible to see unless it was in front of you.

Decided to set up an area of observation where I had identified some criminal activity the previous week. To get there you had to pass the area where I was beaten the previous week.



In the fog as I got near the area you could hear people shouting as if they were searching the area. Sorry guys but I was elsewhere.

Saturday was the night that the boy racers had said they would rark up the City. Two things were against them. The weather & the police hitting them everytime someone stepped out of line.



Carried out a mobile patrol of some of the area my new service covers & for the second time I came across some containers just off a main road.

On the previous occassion the call to police comms had brought a so what?

This time after checking that they appeared to contain used light oil, it seems that between police comms & myself we probably ruined some boy racers fun.



This weekend could be interesting though as a letter to the editor by a young individual threatening the Christchurch City council if they don't repeal the new by law has set new boundaries.

It seems the path taken recently in some countries were youth has challenged the authorities has now arrived in New Zealand.

http://securitynz-dusty67.blogspot.com