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Being Honest: WTF
Lee Morris
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So who on here is in a position of being an honest person so much so that honesty has got you nowhere?, you know you attend somewhere and are told we are here to help you and so if you do anything wrong and tell someone and the police become involved your are faced with being treated just the same as if you had not said anything in the first place.
Sometimes I feel well I will not be honest anymore if I am going to be treated as if I have just committed a very major crime, I feel this is a lesson for the Police as if you are going to treat someone who is honest as if they have committed a waste of time then why should we say anything.
The sad thing is I feel that if everyone was like me and admitted they needed help and they had problems that crimes would be solved that much quickly.
Sometimes I feel well I will not be honest anymore if I am going to be treated as if I have just committed a very major crime, I feel this is a lesson for the Police as if you are going to treat someone who is honest as if they have committed a waste of time then why should we say anything.
The sad thing is I feel that if everyone was like me and admitted they needed help and they had problems that crimes would be solved that much quickly.
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He wasnt happy and kept insinuating that i had stolen it from his car.even when i offerd
to give him my name and address and the names of four other dog walkers who were with me when i found it. in the end he told me to f..off and slammed the door in my face
I should have given it straight to the police.
What on earth happened to you, Lee? Don't tell me you're being blamed for someone else's crime??
We went and found a police officer to give it to, he took it, examined it and had the brass neck to ask if there had been money in it when we'd found it!
I asked him 'Do you really think we'd be daft enough to take money out, then hand it in to you?' before walking off in disgust.
I should have just handed it in to lost property. It was crammed with valuables, and I knew where the address was - so took it to her address.
Not a thank you, a smile, or a kiss my arse. She looked at me like I had stolen the thing.
I said to my legal team, during a break in the trial, that the prosecution and witnesses were lying.
"Yes, they always do. Stick to the truth"
I was found guilty.
That would make me want to tip it all down the nearest drain, the ungrateful mare!
Hmm... Makes me wonder what was on it exactly...
A passing cyclist once dropped his wallet, without realising, and carried on cycling. All the money dropped out, and there was about a hundred pound in notes blowing about.
I picked it all up and was, genuinely, just looking through the wallet to see if it had any sort of address in it, when he returned (a following car told him what had happened).
I was sat looking through his wallet, with all his banknotes in the other hand. He wasn't that impressed or grateful...:)
When I was working a few years ago we were all given safety knives for the boxes and I put mine down for a few seconds and when I went to pick it up it had gone missing. I told the boss and they got everyone to line up and decided in front of them all to say it hadn't gone anywhere. I said I didn't steal it and he, plain as day, said, "I don't believe you!" I offered to allow them to search me but they refused, the bellends.
Lucky sod, that's a great anecdote, you know when you're on Pointless or DOND and they ask for a funny story, that's a good one,
I can't think of one at all.
Unless you made it up ?