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13 The flag pole

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Britton and Hayden Irvine (wearing caste) parading a bogus flagpole on James’ land. Britton wanted us to believe it was the one he had stolen from our front lawn. Britton holding pole. Photo taken from our front deck. Never did get the real pole back even though it was later found in his possession. They stayed there for about an hour then sloped off when they realised we weren’t going to react to the provocation. Photo taken from our house. About 20 witnesses.
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Britton waited a whole year to parade his bogus pole.

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10 Responses to “13 The flag pole”

  1. Relevance?

    ZebuQueen | December 10th, 2005 at 11:00 am

  2. Shows a pattern of intimidation, harassment ect ect.

    Jack | December 10th, 2005 at 11:53 am

  3. by Britton - not by the police - another example then.

    ZebuQueen | December 10th, 2005 at 12:10 pm

  4. Yes by Britton and the Police once again ignored the pattern.

    Jack | December 10th, 2005 at 12:40 pm

  5. The newspaper article is barely realted - so that’s just sensationalism. There is no proof they didn’t follow it up - and just because you’ve constructed a story and series of events in your head doesn’t mean its “obvious” to everyone else.

    ZebuQueen | December 10th, 2005 at 12:52 pm

  6. The newspaper article is there to show one and all what a moron Britton’s mate Irvine is. Remember that’s Irvine next to Britton in the Photo.

    “just because you’ve constructed a story and series of events in your head doesn’t mean its “obvious” to everyone else.” So I’m lying am I? Where did I state “obvious”?

    Jack | December 10th, 2005 at 3:14 pm

  7. Get a life! Haven’t you got anything better to do like make a worthwhile contribution. The Police in New Zealand are highly regarded compared to other Police forces for example the Queensland Police. Everything you have referred to has been followed up and it sounds like you should be locked up for wasting tax payers money and Police time. If there wasn’t so many idiots like you in New Zealand then perhaps the Police could do their job. Get off your high horse and do something worthwhile with your life. ps: i bet you don’t publish this because your a one sided loser.

    Macca | March 25th, 2007 at 11:29 pm

  8. Have you read the Whom? comments in Feedback Macca?

    “Everything you have referred to has been followed up” You’re talking crap again Macca this and many other incidents were not followed up.

    Jack | March 26th, 2007 at 6:14 am

  9. Just because some regard the police in NZ highly compared with other countries doesn’t mean they’re good Macca. We have every right to expect our police to behave with integrity and fairness. They are public servants and are expected to show high standards. I reasonably expect the majority of the police force to carry out their duties according to the high expectations the taxpayer has of them, and especially those at the top who should be setting the best example possible. It is an unfortunate reality that there will always be some rotten police for whatever reason. What is not a reality though is that we should turn a blind eye to rotten police. We should speak up when we believe we have witnessed corruption or criminal behavour among police in fact. In this way we can help to bring the police force out of disrepute (and no-one can reasonably argue that our police force isn’t in disrepute at this point in time). We need protections for those people who do stand up as witnesses. We need consistency when police decide whether or not to prosecute. We need transparency in police dealings and we need accountability.
    To say they’re better than some other well-known-to-be-corrupt police force only paints the NZ police with the same brush. And with current revelations as they are, I’m not prepared to say our force is better than Queensland’s to be honest.

    ReasonableExpectations | March 26th, 2007 at 12:37 pm

  10. Hayden robbed the place where he worked which was pretty shocking however his girlfriend Tracy was more or less grilled to pieces by the clientele, betrayal is seldom worth the “hit” - Hayden was jailed on that particular occassion and not as a result of the burglary he committed at his work place.

    Macca - your statements are less than true - Colmar Brunton polls show less than 73 percent of New Zealanders trust the police with a staggering 32 percent of police stating they have a general lack of faith in the New Zealand Police force.

    Incognito4now | November 7th, 2008 at 4:54 pm

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