@Maurice52035396@MelSimmonds3 You see when you start with the personal abuse you’ve lost the argument. And I must say Morris you are very brave sitting behind your keyboard.
@Maurice52035396@MelSimmonds3 Thanks for your adult input. It was so nice to read that you had carried out some research although it came from the beano.
@Maurice52035396@MelSimmonds3 You obviously don’t know the law. I suggest you read the law on arrest and de-arrest. Then maybe you could talk from an educated position.
@Maurice52035396@MelSimmonds3 And what do you for a living Maurice? If you think policing is so easy why don’t you volunteer or go for a ride along for a night to see how much abuse police officers have to put up with.
@MarkH_Photo She’s a criminal and a nasty piece of work if she knew and decided it was easier to lock up innocent people rather than admit the computer system was at fault. That decision was all about money and nothing else. A woman of the cloth!!
@a__holl @MoriartyProfJ23 @Knight21st@CANDY38948483 No they wouldn’t. The person would be interviewed under caution and then a file would be sent to the Crown Prosecution Service who would decide if there was evidence to put before a court.
@hol40900 @BBCNews So you’re saying it’s the governments fault that parents aren’t doing their jobs and instilling discipline into their children? Typical! No personal responsibility. No let’s blame everyone else. Lack of punishment is one cause of this and a sense of entitlement.
@_Kano_P@Curticus1 Home visits are a piece of the vetting jigsaw. Residential training is another. I was a trainer at Hendon and if there was a wrong un in the class they got found out. It’s very difficult to keep up a persona for 16 weeks. And the camaraderie is built from day 1.
Home Secretary: "I understand many officers have lost trust in the accountability system and lack confidence to take the actions necessary to protect the public. I am also acutely aware this is not just an issue for firearms officers, but for many others." https://t.co/KNpYRwWOOe