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Wonder why a police helicopter was hovering above my driveway for 10 minutes, and left when i got in my car and drove off :confused:

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Nothing to worry, you are not that important, at least not as yet! :D :D :D
 
Im sure they dont care about that guy i accidently killed the other week :rolleyes: (im kidding!)

I didn't wave at him i was just standing on my drive gawping ;) Wondering what on earth was going on!! :eek:
 
Hello Chris

You should live where I do - the Police helicopter is ALWAYS over my house - in the day/at night/when I am pegging out the washing. I usually wave to them!!!! Sometimes the perspective is such that we think the helicopter is over OUR houses when actually they are over an adjoining area. They do all sorts in the air, including taking photographs of various objects. Kinda makes me feel safe especially like this week when my fella is away in Riot City, Kent doing something or other.

Be good and careful!!

Gabs xx
 
It's when they shine a spot light on you and follow your movements that you have to worry, Chris! ;)
 
They is always out over my neck of the woods too, Usually shining their spotlight down onto the 'rough' area not far from where i live. Friday and Saturday nights are the best time to see them.....
 
Nah Chris, they are just trying to spy on your gadgets and gizmos!!!

Gans xx
 
They were obviously just hovering and staring at my car, then circling to see it from all angles because they loved it ;) (just kidding)

I wonder if they were actually using their big camera to watch something that could have been a mile or so away - but to keep out of sight of what they were watching? You see that on TV sometimes.
 
I remember, a few years back (b4 I met John) when it was winter & my daughter's father was picking her up on his way to work & dropping her off at school because the cold was giving her asthma attacks.
The govt of the time was running a "turn in the solo-parent benefit fraudster" 'neighbourhood watch' type thing. Someone obviously reported me, presumably on grounds that there was a bloke in a car leaving my place each (school) morning.
For over 2 weeks I had a couple of WINZ (Work & Income NZ - our version of social welfare) spys sitting outside my house (well a neighbour's house up or down the road)... in varying different cars... 24/7 on some sort of rotating shift. I think they thought they were being subtle & No one would ever spot them but they stood out like they had a neon sign on top the cars.
Tell you what though, it was real creepy. Made me feel guilty even though I was doing nothing wrong. Eventually they figured that as well & went away, but it was an extreemly unpleasant experience. & I couldn't help looking at my neighbours sideways after that either.
 
Oh come on, it was just a little joke!! ;-)

You should all know by now i like a good old wind up/argument! hehe.
 
LOL, don't worry bhodi, if I'd thought you were serious I'd've stuck my tounge out at you at leasty twice;) *wanders off to go check her hair*
 
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