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Can policemen ride on the pavement?



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Published Date: 09 October 2008
CAN anyone update me please? When in Fargate, a pedestrianised area in the centre of Sheffield, I saw a policeman riding his mountain bike, leisurely weaving between pedestrians.

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  • Last Updated: 09 October 2008 7:00 AM
  • Source: Sheffield Star
  • Location: Sheffield
 
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Rodgers,

SHEFFIELD 09/10/2008 11:22:06
THE ANSWER TO THIS IS "YES ". IF ON DUTY AND IN PEDESTRIANISED AREAS, IT WOULD REALLY BE DANGEROUS IF A PANDA CAR STARTED DRIVING UPP AND DOWN FARGATE. THE MORE POLICE ON BIKES THE BETTER.
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HARD WORKING CITIZEN OF SHEFFIELD,

09/10/2008 18:32:03
YEAH ROGERS..IVE SEEN THESE GUYS ON BIKES BEFORE..THEYRE GREAT AT CHASING SHOPLIFTERS...ITS BETTER WITH A BOBBY ON FOOT
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Rodgers,

SHEFFIELD 10/10/2008 17:10:47
I guess this will help them to slim down after spending hours in the panda cars.
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