The League of common sense heard something which makes it wonder.
It seems the water police somewhere in North Queensland have a still. It may not be a crime to home brew in fact it is a very popular pastime.
But,
it seems the police have the still in the police station and brew spirits for consumption.
It this appropriate use of tax payer facilities?
do they tend their alcoholic beverages in police time?
Is this a good look?
Where were they when common sense was handed out?
Does policeman and yobbo mean the same thing?
Perception is everything fellas.
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ReplyDeleteMany police stations, especially in remote communities, have a social club attached to them, to allow the police to have some "down time" off shift.
ReplyDeleteIt would be impossible for them to do so at the local pub.
The social clubs are self-funding. They are not funded by tax payers dollars.
The officers only use them when they are off duty.
Cut them a break...they do a tough job, and deserve to have the opportunity to relax now and then, just like the rest of us.