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Why bother?

Published: 11:33 AM May 3, 2006

Updated: 8:00 PM February 22, 2021

I NOTICED an article (April 5) about recent arson attacks in the town. When I spotted some youths setting fire to a fence near to where I live, I rang the fire service and police. The police said I should be contacting fire service. The police never did

I NOTICED an article (April 5) about recent arson attacks in the town.

When I spotted some youths setting fire to a fence near to where I live, I rang the fire service and police. The police said I should be contacting fire service. The police never did turn up. I don't think I'll bother any more.

LEE BLAKE, Oberon Close, Hartford

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