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Posted By: gopher police incident at Hoylake station - 13th Jun 2012 9:06pm
Trains between West Kirby and Birkenhead North suspended due to an above incident. Bus service is being requested but these WILL NOT call at Hoylake Merseyrail Station.
Posted By: gopher Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 13th Jun 2012 9:18pm
1 train trapped in West Kirby, DUE TO POLICE INCIDENT AT HOYLAKE, other 2 on the loop cicuit will start and terminate at Bidston, 2 buses running vice trains from Bidston - West Kirby BUT NOT CALLING AT hoylake.
Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 13th Jun 2012 9:44pm
What is the incident?
Posted By: gopher Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 13th Jun 2012 9:44pm
Emergency services are in attendance at Hoylake.
Posted By: gopher Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 13th Jun 2012 9:45pm
Originally Posted by RUDEBOX
What is the incident?


Looks like someone hit by the train.
Posted By: jen8505 Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 13th Jun 2012 10:43pm
Oh no not another one. That's 4 that I can recall in the past year! Hope this isn't the case
Posted By: clevercat Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 13th Jun 2012 10:48pm
just come through Hoylake there are about 4/5 ambulances and police all parked up on Market Street no lights on staff must be at station. So don't think it is someone hit by train but looks like something serious
Posted By: kittykat Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 13th Jun 2012 10:54pm
Originally Posted by clevercat
just come through Hoylake there are about 4/5 ambulances and police all parked up on Market Street no lights on staff must be at station. So don't think it is someone hit by train but looks like something serious


Eh?
Posted By: jen8505 Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 13th Jun 2012 11:10pm
Dare I say it, someone on Wirral talk has said it looks like someone's threatening to do something?
Posted By: Anonymous Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 14th Jun 2012 7:16pm
Any more info on the above ?? Can't see any mention of it on the Merseyrail site.
Posted By: gopher Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 14th Jun 2012 7:33pm
Not heard anything more.
Posted By: Touchstone Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 15th Jun 2012 12:29am
Originally Posted by Pinzgauer
Any more info on the above ?? Can't see any mention of it on the Merseyrail site.


I spoke to some of the lads who attended the incident. Apparently, some man climbed up onto the station roof and was threatening to jump on the line. Merseyrail cut the power, thus stranding a train at West Kirby. He didn't want to talk to police officers, only to the security guards. I don't think he trusted the boys in blue. It all seems to have stemmed from a domestic incident. I think the trains were stopped for around 6 hours with nothing going passed Bidston.
Posted By: Anonymous Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 15th Jun 2012 5:17am
Thanks Touchstone.
Posted By: _Ste_ Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 15th Jun 2012 7:21am
Originally Posted by Touchstone
Originally Posted by Pinzgauer
Any more info on the above ?? Can't see any mention of it on the Merseyrail site.


Thankyou touchstone.

I spoke to some of the lads who attended the incident. Apparently, some man climbed up onto the station roof and was threatening to jump on the line. Merseyrail cut the power, thus stranding a train at West Kirby. He didn't want to talk to police officers, only to the security guards. I don't think he trusted the boys in blue. It all seems to have stemmed from a domestic incident. I think the trains were stopped for around 6 hours with nothing going passed Bidston.


What are your thoughts on this people?

Would you have cut the power?

I wouldn't, in fact I would of ignored said roof protester and carried on with my job.
People have work to get to, they cannot be late with an excuse of "a man threatened to jump off a roof".

Health and safety laws, human rights, all way over the top these days.
Posted By: granny Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 15th Jun 2012 7:52am
I can't help but feel that it wouldn't be very nice, having to witness someone being frizzled, or for the folks who have to pick the bits up. So maybe it's in the interest of self preservation!
Posted By: Katryn Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 15th Jun 2012 7:35pm
Originally Posted by _Ste_
Originally Posted by Touchstone
Originally Posted by Pinzgauer
Any more info on the above ?? Can't see any mention of it on the Merseyrail site.


Thankyou touchstone.

I spoke to some of the lads who attended the incident. Apparently, some man climbed up onto the station roof and was threatening to jump on the line. Merseyrail cut the power, thus stranding a train at West Kirby. He didn't want to talk to police officers, only to the security guards. I don't think he trusted the boys in blue. It all seems to have stemmed from a domestic incident. I think the trains were stopped for around 6 hours with nothing going passed Bidston.


What are your thoughts on this people?

Would you have cut the power?

I wouldn't, in fact I would of ignored said roof protester and carried on with my job.
People have work to get to, they cannot be late with an excuse of "a man threatened to jump off a roof".

Health and safety laws, human rights, all way over the top these days.


Would you have cut the power?

I wouldn't, in fact I would of ignored said roof protester and carried on with my job.



Wow, just Wow. hand
Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 15th Jun 2012 8:15pm
Omg Ste! i totally disagree with your opinion!!
Surely, you are not really that 'hard' and emotionally 'cold'????

Disclaimer: not a personal insult. Just a disagreement with regards to opinion.
Posted By: _Ste_ Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 16th Jun 2012 9:39am
People could of lost their jobs that day because of some "attention seeking idiot", so yes, i stand by what i said.

The more you give these fools attention the more they crave.

If this geezer was ignored he would of ended up just getting down on his own accord.

While there are people standing around "oh, shock, horror, he's gonna jump" he's gonna be lovin it because he's getting the attention.

How can that be cold hearted?

Anno if i was on that train if some pratt caused me to be late for work i'd get up on the roof myself just to give him a slap!

put him in ashworth and throw away the key!!!

(Just my opinion, no offence meant to any party)
Posted By: Tatey Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 16th Jun 2012 10:55am
The power should have been turned off to protect others & equipment, then they should have brought the snipers in!
Posted By: johnnysmoke Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 22nd Jun 2012 12:39am
Originally Posted by _Ste_
People could of lost their jobs that day because of some "attention seeking idiot", so yes, i stand by what i said.

The more you give these fools attention the more they crave.

If this geezer was ignored he would of ended up just getting down on his own accord.

While there are people standing around "oh, shock, horror, he's gonna jump" he's gonna be lovin it because he's getting the attention.

How can that be cold hearted?

Anno if i was on that train if some pratt caused me to be late for work i'd get up on the roof myself just to give him a slap!

put him in ashworth and throw away the key!!!

(Just my opinion, no offence meant to any party)


Your spelling, grammar and judgement could all do with a little work there, _Ste_.

You seem to know an awful lot about this fella's state of mind at the time. Where did you get your information from?
Posted By: _Ste_ Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 22nd Jun 2012 7:25am
Originally Posted by johnnysmoke
Originally Posted by _Ste_
People could of lost their jobs that day because of some "attention seeking idiot", so yes, i stand by what i said.

The more you give these fools attention the more they crave.

If this geezer was ignored he would of ended up just getting down on his own accord.

While there are people standing around "oh, shock, horror, he's gonna jump" he's gonna be lovin it because he's getting the attention.

How can that be cold hearted?

Anno if i was on that train if some pratt caused me to be late for work i'd get up on the roof myself just to give him a slap!

put him in ashworth and throw away the key!!!

(Just my opinion, no offence meant to any party)


Your spelling, grammar and judgement could all do with a little work there, _Ste_.

You seem to know an awful lot about this fella's state of mind at the time. Where did you get your information from?


Hit a nerve have I?
You seem to me like you need to watch what you say chief, could end up being suspended.
Who cares what my spelling and grammar are like?


Oh and I got my information from my brain, you know, brain sends signals to hands, hands write information to computer via keyboard?

smile
Posted By: Volly Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 22nd Jun 2012 7:41am
Although I am with you on the "attention seeking" bit, threatening to ban someone for saying something you don't like is a little over the top isn't it? Seems like an abuse of power just because you're a mod.

See forums like this getting taken over every day by power hungry moderators who don't like people who don't agree with them or point things out.

However, back on topic, yes I think the guy should have just been left to come down on his own.
I've worked with mental health patients in the past and my wife even more so.
People who threaten to kill themselves or do something stupid don't really want to, its just a cry for help.
People who are going to kill themselves don't make a song and dance about it and don't tell anyone - why would they? If they really want to do it, they wouldn't give anyone the chance to stop them.

The guy should be fined and made to pay the costs of the time for the services and people involved/disrupted by what he did.


Originally Posted by _Ste_
Originally Posted by johnnysmoke
Originally Posted by _Ste_
People could of lost their jobs that day because of some "attention seeking idiot", so yes, i stand by what i said.

The more you give these fools attention the more they crave.

If this geezer was ignored he would of ended up just getting down on his own accord.

While there are people standing around "oh, shock, horror, he's gonna jump" he's gonna be lovin it because he's getting the attention.

How can that be cold hearted?

Anno if i was on that train if some pratt caused me to be late for work i'd get up on the roof myself just to give him a slap!

put him in ashworth and throw away the key!!!

(Just my opinion, no offence meant to any party)


Your spelling, grammar and judgement could all do with a little work there, _Ste_.

You seem to know an awful lot about this fella's state of mind at the time. Where did you get your information from?


Hit a nerve have I?
You seem to me like you need to watch what you say chief, could end up being suspended.
Who cares what my spelling and grammar are like?


Oh and I got my information from my brain, you know, brain sends signals to hands, hands write information to computer via keyboard?

smile
Posted By: _Ste_ Re: police incident at Hoylake station - 22nd Jun 2012 8:53am
Volly read the rules!

I'm not abusing my power and I don't give a toss what people think about my grammar.

Of all the cheek!

oshocked

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