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Police refuse to take on case of attack on Alzheimer’s patient

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Just  post to social media the neighbour beat a  dog  or  kicked it, theyll be all over it  like  bees to a honey  pot.

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  • Just1Voice
    Just1Voice

    the neighbour, a member of the city council....  that's all you need to know.  

  • I remember being in my apartment and hearing someone trying to put a key into the keyhole. At first I thought it was the missus, but it went on for about 10 seconds so I opened the door. There was thi

  • mark131v
    mark131v

    That any decent person would attack a frail old person with a knife is of it's self appalling   That they would do it to a neighbour who I have no doubt the councilor knew had Alzheimer's is

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Proof you don't have to have Alzheimers to be demented

16 hours ago, overt2016 said:

One gets tired of commenting on the incompetence of law enforcement here.

A simple solution would be that as he was unable to report the incident in person would be to recognize that 

and go to visit him!!!

That is what a competent police force would do.

Competent being the key word in the discussion. 

As usual the locals are always in the wrong...right...

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