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AA now have police powers
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I assum this report is true and factual but as the AA is quoted:

So AA staff will not be put in a position where they have to report any  offences committed by the motorists they are paid to assist.


This indicates that they will not report AA customers on the basis they pay for their services and will make an excellent argument in court. It's the Governments back door to privatise front line qualified police. This has already in the NHS with private companies staffing walk in centres in an attempt to free up the A&E staff as they are under pressure all over the country to supply first point treatment. With the cuts it was foreseeable as a reduced workforce that is and has been implemented leaves a fractured organisation trying to Polly fill the areas that needs dedicated, well trained and professional staff.

I respect the uniform of the Police and what they do but a watered down AA power hungry individual with the ability to report you on their say so I will never have confidence in.

Daz
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AA now have police powers - by chr999chr - 22-05-13, 11:56 AM
Re: AA now have police powers - by JZS 600 - 22-05-13, 12:20 PM
Re: AA now have police powers - by simonm - 22-05-13, 12:32 PM
Re: AA now have police powers - by stevierst - 22-05-13, 01:27 PM
Re: AA now have police powers - by slappy - 22-05-13, 06:23 PM
Re: AA now have police powers - by dBfazer600 - 22-05-13, 07:23 PM

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