PSNI appeal for help in finding missing boy

[BreakingNews]

Police in the North have said they are becoming increasingly concerned about a 14-year-old boy who has been missing for three days.

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[East Tyrone]

I suppose it would be "touting" or "collaboration" if you went to police with information in regard to this situation.

[Hildy]

I suppose it would be "touting" or "collaboration" if you went to police with information in regard to this situation.

Yep, yer right......they are only good for 2 things! For help when ye need em, and for criticism when ye don't!

[robertemmett]

isnt it a good job that no children went missing during the time when adams and co believed that cops were unacceptable.

[Hildy]

isnt it a good job that no children went missing during the time when adams and co believed that cops were unacceptable.


Well according to yer way of thinking, why would that have made any difference???:confused:

[robertemmett]

Well according to yer way of thinking, why would that have made any difference???:confused:

what???:confused:

[Hildy]

what???:confused:

Over yer head robert, why explain it?

[robertemmett]

yes hildy totally over my head.

so was it touting before the special ard fheis then?

[Hildy]

yes hildy totally over my head.

so was it touting before the special ard fheis then?

So tell me robert, why then, do we have to go through these excercises of frustration? why?http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s6/hildydonovan/Emoticons/add1_nixweiss.gif

[robertemmett]

becuase rather leaving the post to being just another story of routine policework. between you and ET you had to tun into a thread whereby you bashed people who didnt support the cops.

noticeablely neither of you even metioned the person who was missing, but the first concern was to lamblast people who dont accept psni.