[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Mrluvaluva

I don't know them at all, and I live at the other side of the building, so I would not have heard anything, and I can't get in touch with the landlord until tomorrow unfortunately. I might go and try and see again if anyone is there, and if not use that 101 number. I forgot about that. Thanks Joe.

I dont know what the '101' number is - so sorry about that.

It most likely is a major domestic.... but , as I say: it's so hard to call - and it's one of those ''can't do right for doing wrong'' scenarios.

Let us know how you get on eh?

[Mrluvaluva]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

I dont know what the '101' number is - so sorry about that.

It most likely is a major domestic.... but , as I say: it's so hard to call - and it's one of those ''can't do right for doing wrong'' scenarios.

Let us know how you get on eh?

It's for reporting non-emergency incidents. I'm just worried that, if it is a major domestic, then they won't be too happy if the police turn up on their doorstep. I don't really know what they would do in that situation either, as there seems to be nobody home.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by InOne

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Originally Posted by Mrluvaluva

It's for reporting non-emergency incidents. I'm just worried that, if it is a major domestic, then they won't be too happy if the police turn up on their doorstep. I don't really know what they would do in that situation either, as there seems to be nobody home.

ah right... I've never really had need. Yes, that does perhaps sound a better idea.

But the other thing is: if YOU have noticed, then so too might other 'less concerned' people - if the house is empty - and it looks like that and can be seen like that from the outside: it's also a prime target to be burgled (if it was a domestic) if you see what I mean.