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alfa wrote:hover11 wrote:Police want 27 per cent wage increase for 6-year period
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/police- ... ff6338c4d7
From who? The same man who told you ZERO
If they protest hard enough like with petrotrin the gubbament go have to give in dawg, Roget tell we so
sMASH wrote:alfa wrote:hover11 wrote:Police want 27 per cent wage increase for 6-year period
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/police- ... ff6338c4d7
From who? The same man who told you ZERO
If they protest hard enough like with petrotrin the gubbament go have to give in dawg, Roget tell we so
hopefully they dont decide to make it via tickets
bluefete wrote:sMASH wrote:alfa wrote:hover11 wrote:Police want 27 per cent wage increase for 6-year period
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/police- ... ff6338c4d7
From who? The same man who told you ZERO
If they protest hard enough like with petrotrin the gubbament go have to give in dawg, Roget tell we so
hopefully they dont decide to make it via tickets
National Day of Poleeecing - Part 2.
One thing you hadda hand it to police they make a collective decision and they stand by it, that day of Total Policing was well planned and excuted,especially how it came like a theif in the nightbluefete wrote:sMASH wrote:alfa wrote:hover11 wrote:Police want 27 per cent wage increase for 6-year period
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/police- ... ff6338c4d7
From who? The same man who told you ZERO
If they protest hard enough like with petrotrin the gubbament go have to give in dawg, Roget tell we so
hopefully they dont decide to make it via tickets
National Day of Poleeecing - Part 2.
hover11 wrote:One thing you hadda hand it to police they make a collective decision and they stand by it, that day of Total Policing was well planned and excuted,especially how it came like a theif in the nightbluefete wrote:sMASH wrote:alfa wrote:hover11 wrote:Police want 27 per cent wage increase for 6-year period
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/police- ... ff6338c4d7
From who? The same man who told you ZERO
If they protest hard enough like with petrotrin the gubbament go have to give in dawg, Roget tell we so
hopefully they dont decide to make it via tickets
National Day of Poleeecing - Part 2.
bluefete wrote:Sometimes I wonder who is the employer and who is the employee.
hover11 wrote:Blues,
The employer in question does find the money to do all kinda unnecessary things and we don't question it. They now throw away a whole billion dollars in the wind so they have the money manbluefete wrote:Sometimes I wonder who is the employer and who is the employee.
bluefete wrote:hover11 wrote:Blues,
The employer in question does find the money to do all kinda unnecessary things and we don't question it. They now throw away a whole billion dollars in the wind so they have the money manbluefete wrote:Sometimes I wonder who is the employer and who is the employee.
Well. the employer could do what they want with their money. Not so?
hover11 wrote:Not in this case blues as this employer recieves my taxes so it's not really their money but alrightbluefete wrote:hover11 wrote:Blues,
The employer in question does find the money to do all kinda unnecessary things and we don't question it. They now throw away a whole billion dollars in the wind so they have the money manbluefete wrote:Sometimes I wonder who is the employer and who is the employee.
Well. the employer could do what they want with their money. Not so?
MaxPower wrote:Will this increase make me safer?
hover11 wrote:Out on bail to do it again
alfa wrote:I does wonder how they does scrape up bail money so fast
Rovin wrote:on beyond d tape i see assistant police commissioner Joann Archie is retiring soon , they made a big presentation of it with a video of her with celine dion power of the dream playing , what a send off , not even GG get dat when was his time ....
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