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Innovation in the Police Force
By Bottleblondesurfer
27 March 2007
Another writing exercise sparked off by a suggestion  from Stevetroster. The trouble is the original incident mentioned is hard to top but I thought I'd put my own spin on it. If you don't like it Steve, well it's the best I could come up with in the time


The Home Secretary has dismissed criticisms of his new reforms of the Police Force
“There is no earthly reason why the Police should not benefit from a Sponsorship deal”, he said defiantly.
Concern that a carpet wholesale business might not be the ideal  partner was angrily rebuffed.
 “It will bring in an injection of outside cash plus other benefits. One thing the force has been crying our for is a bit of decent carpeting in the Stations. And  the deal we got on the  blue pattered  Axminster will benefit the whole country,” he asserted.
 Speaking from outside his townhouse the minister heatedly dismissed allegations that he had benefited directly from this deal and said the banging and hammering from inside was due to air in the central heating.
He said it was a great package for the benefit of all and the small logo on the back of the officers  uniforms saying “I got laid with Carpetright” in no way compromised their dignity and authority.
 The Police Commissioner  said it was untrue that floor searches were becoming  the norm now for the most insignificant of crimes.
”It is true that they have risen by 400% but this is  in no way linked to the special ‘recommend a friend’ deal. It is part of the officers trauma training to ensure the public are provided with the best help and information; and this includes advice on replacement carpeting, where a robust search has resulted in damage. We see this as part of the extended caring  service we now offer, along with our new easy term loan scheme”
Carpetright were unavailable for comment.
 

Reviews
Aaaawwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!
Written by Bagheera (683 comments posted) 27th March 2007
.......... wrong button!!!
Written by Bagheera (683 comments posted) 27th March 2007
:eek ... there was me convinced you'd want to tell us that the whole affair had been "swept under the carpet" ....... :grin

Written by coosh (867 comments posted) 27th March 2007
... me too... and the Commissioner had had the rug pulled out from under his helmet...

Written by Bottleblondesurfer (3352 comments posted) 27th March 2007
Well I was going to put stuff like that in but I wanted to make it a humourous post 
J

Written by BrianRobertNeal (1195 comments posted) 27th March 2007
Well at least Bubbles there was no mention of "Shag Pile". 
 
A second sponsorship deal has been set up with Marketting And Financing International Associates. This august companty, which has branches in America and Italy; are to be outsourced the custody and control of all prisoners. 
 
This will allow all the Uk prison buildings to be converted into bijou apartments for the noveaux riche. 
 
Bri.

Written by Phil (6713 comments posted) 27th March 2007
I'm surprised you didn't get Prezza in there somewhere. Have you gone off him? Clever piece. 
 
Phil

Written by Witzl (1585 comments posted) 27th March 2007
I loved the blue pattered Axminister and the assertion that having the logo 'I got laid with Carpetright' on the back of the policemen's jacket did not compromise the dignity or authority of the wearer.  
 
I was expecting some allusion to 'the fuzz,' then realized that this term was more American. 
 
Very funny piece!
Recommend a friend..
Written by stevetroster (1549 comments posted) 27th March 2007
..was my favourite line, very retail minded turn of phrase. 
Would have liked a few promotions thrown in, like: 
"50% off your next raid plus an extra 20% off if you shop a fellow muslim." only at Bluelight carpets. 
Carpet jokes: Would you like a deep shag up your back passage madam? Have you had your under felt recently madam? Carpet fitters do it on their knees, but carpet salesmen do it by the metre! etc.. 
It's nice to know that someone like me can inspire someone like you 
Cheers and best wishes. 
Steve.
HI BBS
Written by jean.day (2279 comments posted) 27th March 2007
I enjoyed this. Can't think of anything to add to the above comments.
Here we go..here we go..
Written by woody44 (775 comments posted) 28th March 2007
Whatever next! Hugging and kissing and doing the conga along the pavement when an arrest is made..Lovely stuff as usual Jane. 
 
cheers 
Woody

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