Ten cars damaged near Marlow train station

4:47pm Saturday 28th July 2012 in News By Lawrence Dunhill

Ten cars damaged near train station Ten cars damaged near train station

A POLICE chief is appealing for witnesses after more than 10 cars were damaged near Marlow Railway Station.

Gilbert Houalla, commander for the Wycombe district, has posted brief details of the incident on his Twitter account.

His 'Tweet' earlier today said: “Marlow near rail station 10+ cars were damaged by two unknown persons, very keen for any information that leads to arrest. Ring 101.”

The BFP has asked for more information about the damage caused and when the incident took place.

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Ivor Medium One says...
12:02pm Sun 29 Jul 12

What is the correct form of address for Mr Houalla, 'commander for the Wycombe district'? Commander or Superintendent? Is he 'Superintendent Houalla, commander for the Wycombe district', or 'Commander Houalla'?

(Just curious - I don't expect to have a conversation with him.)

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RenegadeJ007 says...
3:03pm Mon 30 Jul 12

It is he case always that the Police is seeking information from anyone who saw anything. SO one question arises that, what good use are the police then? They are always the last to know it seems. The reality is that Police is now also a profitable business with record amounts of millions of pounds being collected from innocent motorists. If police can have sting operations, hidden speed cameras and routine traffic stops then why not set up a sting operation to catch burglars... Oh i understand that will not bring any revenue , will it !! Sad and dangerously commercial money grabbing greedy world we live in, these days !

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