3 thoughts on “Police ‘too busy’ to arrest female drunk driver in Somerset”
This has to be the first time that I have ever heard of the police not reacting to an impaired driving incident. No surprise to me that the perpetrator that they chose not to react to was a woman and again no surprise that likely part of the reason that they chose not to react was that it was a man that reported the incident.
It is symptomatic of a decline in the effectivess of the police force, surely attributable in part to the force having become an employment scheme for women wanting to work part-time, as has happened with many other public sector organizations, most notably the NHS.
Justice for Men & Boys 
This has to be the first time that I have ever heard of the police not reacting to an impaired driving incident. No surprise to me that the perpetrator that they chose not to react to was a woman and again no surprise that likely part of the reason that they chose not to react was that it was a man that reported the incident.
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It is symptomatic of a decline in the effectivess of the police force, surely attributable in part to the force having become an employment scheme for women wanting to work part-time, as has happened with many other public sector organizations, most notably the NHS.
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http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/woman-who-killed-her-husband-and-hid-his-body-was-never-caught/ar-BBtf2qj?li=BBoPWjQ&ocid=ASUDHP
A more extreme example of how our willingness to be generous to females blinds us.
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