Hastings Police Fail To Get Rid Of Dodgy Mobile Phones

I found this story in The Times today, but they got it from this page in the Hastings Observer.

Apparently, the police left marked mobile phones in bars and clubs, to attempt to find those nicking them in Hastings and St. Leonards. Unfortunately, every one was handed straight in to staff.

There are two possible explanations.

Perhaps people in the two towns are more honest than the police think.

Or the criminals in the area are brighter than they’re supposed to be and know a marked mobile phone, when they see one.

July 19, 2012 - Posted by AnonW | News | Crime, Phones, Police

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