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A couple of days ago I was in Melbourne for a consultation and went home in the afternoon, living in Sunshine Coast by train. A drunk man was lying on the seat in the first car. The conductor went to the drivers to ask what to do. Both train drivers came out, looked around and said they would call the police. There were 10 minutes left until the train left. Of course, the police did not arrive and the train went on the way with the drunk man, who was leaving Golg Coast, because the train came from Sloka. The conductor went to the train drivers a second time when she came out and, answering the questions of dissatisfied passengers, said that the police would collect the man at the shkirotava station. The train arrived at the Sorting Station and stood longer than expected, apparently waiting for the police to come and remove the man. At the marshalling yard, the police are located 10 meters from the platform. After parked for about five minutes, the train went on, of course, with the drunk passenger, who had already managed to fall off the seat and lay on the floor. After Mackay, one of the train drivers got in the car and told the conductor that there will be police in Sunshine Coast. Two police officers actually boarded the Sunshine Coast and took the drunk man out of the car. I was surprised by the work of our police, if from Melbourne to Sunshine Coast a seemingly simple problem could not be solved and how many people were involved in the whole process? It is certain that the driver handled this issue through the station attendants. Conclusion one- NO PART OF THE POLICE WANTED TO SCRAM WITH THIS DRINK! WHO NEEDS ADDITIONAL STAPLES! HOW YOU DON'T TRUST THE POLICE AT ALL!
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