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hellywellywo | 10:56 Mon 04th Dec 2006 | Law
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ON the road where I live a large armed police escort, came to one of the flats and someone (not police) entered the building. Someone who lives opposite the flat has been saying it is a high profile criminal, who incidentally, is a possible danger to children. Is it possible to find out if the information going round is true, or do the parents on the street have to hope it is untrue.

The street has a primary and high school on it, so this is obviously a worry. Does any one have any advice.

Thanx in advance.
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How do you know it wasn't police - plain clothes maybe?

Rumours are rarely right and aleays exaggerated.
Hmmm, i am sure it wont be a criminal who is a danger to children. The government are very wary about putting known dangers near schools. It could have been a plain clothed policeman or maybe a guy going into his house, being escorted by the officers. I wouldnt read too much into rumours, but my guess is the guy is a high profile criminal and was being escorted back to his property to retrieve materials. He was possibly helping the officers with their enquiries...

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