R975ENC:
Had about 400ltr nicked from 3 trucks in my yard about a month back plod sent scenes of crime out had the usual be wearing gloves not much we can do plod turns up last friday wanting a statement thievin low life knob jockey left his hose pipe behind and they got a dna trace had a phone call on monday telling me a shaun christopher lloyd from hollywell been sent down for 26 weeks
26 weeks!!! thats a bloody joke, 26 years would have been better. 
R975ENC:
Had about 400ltr nicked from 3 trucks in my yard about a month back plod sent scenes of crime out had the usual be wearing gloves not much we can do plod turns up last friday wanting a statement thievin low life knob jockey left his hose pipe behind and they got a dna trace had a phone call on monday telling me a shaun christopher lloyd from hollywell been sent down for 26 weeks
This Shaun Christopher Lloyd?
A YOUNG man who stole a classic car and set fire to it close to a petrol station was jailed for two years yesterday.
It was the third time that Shaun Christopher Lloyd had stolen a car and then deliberately torched it, Mold Crown Court heard.
On this occasion, Lloyd stole a 1970 Triumph Herald, cherished by its owner, and set it ablaze close to a Texaco filling station in Marine Road in Prestatyn.
His actions could have had catastrophic consequences, the court was told.
Lloyd, 22, of Queen's Road in Greenfield, Holywell, was jailed for two years after he admitted arson, aggravated vehicle taking and disqualified driving.
Judge Philip Hughes told him: "It is the third time that you have taken a vehicle and quite deliberately set it on fire.
"You are committing serious offences regularly. You have an atrocious record for someone so young." Only a substantial prison sentence could be justified, he said.
Des Parry, prosecuting, said on November 26 Stephen Bagnall parked his J-reg Triumph Herald, which was in very good condition, in St Asaph Street, Rhyl.
In the early hours he was told by police that it had been seen on fire. Lloyd had taken it, parked it in the road adjoining the garage and set it alight.
Matthew Kerruish-Jones, defending, said Lloyd could not remember what happened because he was so intoxicated.
A good story will never be published about Police work but a bad story will
Harry Monk:
R975ENC:
Had about 400ltr nicked from 3 trucks in my yard about a month back plod sent scenes of crime out had the usual be wearing gloves not much we can do plod turns up last friday wanting a statement thievin low life knob jockey left his hose pipe behind and they got a dna trace had a phone call on monday telling me a shaun christopher lloyd from hollywell been sent down for 26 weeksThat the low life he stole a jeep this time as well was all dealt with together
This Shaun Christopher Lloyd?
A YOUNG man who stole a classic car and set fire to it close to a petrol station was jailed for two years yesterday.
It was the third time that Shaun Christopher Lloyd had stolen a car and then deliberately torched it, Mold Crown Court heard.
On this occasion, Lloyd stole a 1970 Triumph Herald, cherished by its owner, and set it ablaze close to a Texaco filling station in Marine Road in Prestatyn.
His actions could have had catastrophic consequences, the court was told.
Lloyd, 22, of Queen’s Road in Greenfield, Holywell, was jailed for two years after he admitted arson, aggravated vehicle taking and disqualified driving.
Judge Philip Hughes told him: "It is the third time that you have taken a vehicle and quite deliberately set it on fire.
“You are committing serious offences regularly. You have an atrocious record for someone so young.” Only a substantial prison sentence could be justified, he said.
Des Parry, prosecuting, said on November 26 Stephen Bagnall parked his J-reg Triumph Herald, which was in very good condition, in St Asaph Street, Rhyl.
In the early hours he was told by police that it had been seen on fire. Lloyd had taken it, parked it in the road adjoining the garage and set it alight.
Matthew Kerruish-Jones, defending, said Lloyd could not remember what happened because he was so intoxicated.
mickyblue:
A good story will never be published about Police work but a bad story will
fair play i had lost faith in them got a result this time though and been very helpful
mickyblue:
A good story will never be published about Police work but a bad story will
When did you last hear a positive news story about truck drivers? 
jessicas dad:
Coming down the A1 first layby at Pontefract after the motorway plenty of lights, 3 police cars had blocked in a right tatty old sprinter van that was tucked really tight up to lorry in front of it. On my way home 1/2hr later hato’s there watching tow lorry taking away the van.
thumbs up west yorkshire police.
Hang them !.. it’s like a horse thief in the old west, hang the swine.
Pat Hasler:
jessicas dad:
Coming down the A1 first layby at Pontefract after the motorway plenty of lights, 3 police cars had blocked in a right tatty old sprinter van that was tucked really tight up to lorry in front of it. On my way home 1/2hr later hato’s there watching tow lorry taking away the van.
thumbs up west yorkshire police.
Hang them !.. it’s like a horse thief in the old west, hang the swine.
No something more approriate to the crime like forcing them to drink a few litres of diesel.
muckles:
mickyblue:
A good story will never be published about Police work but a bad story willWhen did you last hear a positive news story about truck drivers?
I did last week. I was told one had flattened a caravan
You mean my council tax is actually being used to fight crime in our area Alex?
Whatever next?
You offering to get a round in?
Ken.