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RE: Dangerous irradiated Material stolen from Bacup - NorthernRaider - 18 February 2013
(18 February 2013, 20:20)Metroyeti Wrote: Nah im not that bad nr
Oh heck I didnt mean you Sir, sorry for that it was just a general flippant remark, sorry.
RE: Dangerous irradiated Material stolen from Bacup - Kenneth Eames - 21 February 2013
Maybe Beardy man has something to do with it. Might find it in Sid's Surplus. lol. Kenneth Eames.
RE: Dangerous irradiated Material stolen from Bacup - BeardyMan - 22 February 2013
Any more news on this? Appears to have disappeared from the radar. Definitely something fishy about it - who leaves this kind of stuff in the back of a van? And if you did break into the van, looking for tools normally, you certainly wouldn't pick up a box with the radioactive trefoil on it and take it home!
Appears to me as if it's been stolen to order, procured by the driver. If there really was one?
RE: Dangerous irradiated Material stolen from Bacup - Metroyeti - 22 February 2013
Only thing I saw on the news about this was about ten lines in a paper, been taken off the news dont want to cause panic?
RE: Dangerous irradiated Material stolen from Bacup - Bucket - 22 February 2013
http://www.recyclemetals.org/stolen
From what I've heard from ex-colleagues, Lancs police have no idea who's grabbed it, and their SOCO can't find any useful bits (seems like a pro job).
RE: Dangerous irradiated Material stolen from Bacup - BeardyMan - 22 February 2013
(22 February 2013, 16:23)Bucket Wrote: http://www.recyclemetals.org/stolen
From what I've heard from ex-colleagues, Lancs police have no idea who's grabbed it, and their SOCO can't find any useful bits (seems like a pro job).
Thanks for the update!
So, wonder where this will pop up?
RE: Dangerous irradiated Material stolen from Bacup - Lancsprepper - 23 February 2013
(22 February 2013, 16:38)BeardyMan Wrote:(22 February 2013, 16:23)Bucket Wrote: http://www.recyclemetals.org/stolen
From what I've heard from ex-colleagues, Lancs police have no idea who's grabbed it, and their SOCO can't find any useful bits (seems like a pro job).
Thanks for the update!
So, wonder where this will pop up?
Hopefully it will be found but if not, it could have been nicked for a dirty bomb.I watched a film few year back where the scenario is a dirty bomb attack on the city of london
RE: Dangerous irradiated Material stolen from Bacup - bigpaul - 23 February 2013
(22 February 2013, 16:23)Bucket Wrote: Lancs police have no idea who's grabbed it, and their SOCO can't find any useful bits
i dont think that surprises anyone on this forum!
RE: Dangerous irradiated Material stolen from Bacup - Straight Shooter - 24 February 2013
I ,m with beardy pinched to order , you do not leave this stuff unattended less your a dumb mother f..ker..or do you.... anyone know the protocol for this stuff ? on the other hand driver could be a con/lib/lab....then it would make perfect sense..brain dead
RE: Dangerous irradiated Material stolen from Bacup - Bucket - 24 February 2013
(24 February 2013, 00:35)Straight Shooter Wrote: anyone know the protocol for this stuff ?
http://www.hse.gov.uk/nuclear/transport/guidance-on-security-requirements.pdf
http://www.hse.gov.uk/nuclear/transport/guidanceontransport.pdf
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2002/1093/contents/made
Basically, Orange signs,don't leave things unattended and that the van is secured at all times.
Most telling is "if vehicle is left for long periods, take any packages with you for security".