believe09
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The thing is, we would have to accept that there were no incident reports or missing persons reports written up except for JC's if peeps are going to consider TS's claims and who ever made BR's claims.
Why? That makes even less sense to me. This is standard CYA for any department. I mean a log book, a dispatch call sheet or transcript..there is a reason why you hear "this call is being answered on a recorded line" when you call the police. TS says she called the police the next day and "we" filed a report. JC called, and BR pedaled madly to SPD. Epic fail on their part if they have no record of any of it with the exception of JC's call on 9/15. Those calls went somewhere and were logged some where. If incident reports dont exist that that would kind of confirm for me that there is a bigger story here in terms of SPD.
Why? That makes even less sense to me. This is standard CYA for any department. I mean a log book, a dispatch call sheet or transcript..there is a reason why you hear "this call is being answered on a recorded line" when you call the police. TS says she called the police the next day and "we" filed a report. JC called, and BR pedaled madly to SPD. Epic fail on their part if they have no record of any of it with the exception of JC's call on 9/15. Those calls went somewhere and were logged some where. If incident reports dont exist that that would kind of confirm for me that there is a bigger story here in terms of SPD.