Dear Lisa, so sorry that i have not been around....it  saddens me immensely reading what has been happening and scary also. I think your local police should take a long hard look at how they protect the public. Have no other suggestions for you, other than what has already been suggested and knowing you, you would be doing everything within your power to bring awareness to others, of the possible danger out there, especially to our young or anyone, for that matter.

If something happened to a child ( god forebid)....i'm certain  the police wouldn't be worrying about what time the clock says, that's for sure.....you would think they would want to prevent this from happening, instead of waiting til something does happen.

So glad that you were with your son on the day....take care my friend.

Love Janice

P.S. Took a look at your other blog, what beautiful writing's and  stunning photo's...you are one very clever special lafy and friend

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That is really annoying.  If something happens to someone elses child because they didn't listen it would be horrible.  You did the right thing.  I agree with going to the paper - anything to deter them.

I'd go to the local paper. I'm sure they would be interested and this way more people could be made aware to look out for their kids in the area.

you did the right thing and reported it.........maybe write it down on paper, sign it and then hand it in to the police station with a cc to your local politician............

Thats crazy

Like others are saying I would take it further see a higher ranked officer or even email your disappointment in how it was handled

There may be another mum who one day won't be so fortunate as you and you would really suffer with your conscience then

xxx

Demand to see a female officer!  They usually listen to you and are more sympathetic.  Also, let the local media know what has been going on.  Having the situation made aware by radio, newspaper and possibly television might make others aware of what is going on, and possibly deter the men.

Sweetie, that is really scary.  I'm frightened for what you have been through.  I just hope the men give up!

I would ring them and ask for an officer in charge. Then explain what happened and make sure that something is getting done. That is just too much like inefficiency to me.

oh lisa that is horriable what do they have to wait for a kid to be kidnapped then say o maybe i should have listened to that lady gee wiz

thnking of you

belxxxx

No wonder your frustrated.  I wonder if they do this to everything they hear.  That was pretty damn rude of him and to not even take a report.  Too much paper work probably.  Hope he has a good Memory.

As for the guy whos shift had finished.....  don't get me started...

You did the right thing by going to the police, good on you.

Angie