Originally Posted by FNUSNU

OB were much more effective before the EU and pinkos got involved and gave the scroats too many rights. The Police shouldn't have to constantly worry about getting done because some scroat scum makes a complaint.

Thing is it wasn't pinkos and the EU that got him done.
I believe he was reported by one of his fellow officers.
I assume there must have been just a little something he did which led them to report him.

Originally Posted by FNUSNU

OB were much more effective before the EU and pinkos got involved and gave the scroats too many rights. The Police shouldn't have to constantly worry about getting done because some scroat scum makes a complaint.

Exactly. They should be allowed to kick the shit out of anyone who takes their fancy.

Originally Posted by the_boy_syrup

Thing is it wasn't pinkos and the EU that got him done.
I believe he was reported by one of his fellow officers.
I assume there must have been just a little something he did which led them to report him.

Who the fuck are you to run around here ruining good stories with facts? The whole thing was the fault of the EU....OK?

Originally Posted by The_Seagull

No mate. Several hours behind you where I am.

Unlike where you lived before, which was several years behind!

[QUOTE=Emsav;4096353]What is the likelihood of a second occurrence? QUOTE]

Nil - Unless he's an idiot he will go off with stress whilst they find him a Sergeants role that doesn't involve being within shouting distance of the public and ride out the rest of his career under the radar. Why? Because his bosses will be looking for ANY excuse to prove that their reaction was not knee jerk, they were indeed right to sack him and they are willing to try and do so again.

A Crime fiddling Manager (Sorry, Crime Recording Manager) type role is full of "Old School" types who know that if you deal with the public sooner or later you're going to end up doing something that needs justifying which may just interfere with collecting your pension. As this case has proven. Even doing something that looks bad but is legitimate can ruin your career, get you sacked and potentially see you in a prison cell.

What I would say though is I still think he went about this whole scenario the wrong way and as such left him wide open to allegations of going over the top. The WPC who had time on her hands to observe from a safe distance should have been the one with hands on, or at worst a custody assistant. A good custody sergeant should never have to get off his chair, hence why the best ones are generally the fattest in my experience.

Its funny. Had this been a 17yr old male acting in the exact same manner the press would never have got so excited, the bosses would never have got into a flap and we'd have never heard of this Sergeant.

Originally Posted by Closet_Jibber

Nil - Unless he's an idiot he will go off with stress whilst they find him a Sergeants role that doesn't involve being within shouting distance of the public and ride out the rest of his career under the radar.

Actually he should report for work soonest. Then, at the first sign of anybody trying to address any real or perceived infractions, pull out the bullying and harassment card before getting signed off with stress. In addition, he should go for his inspector's ticket as soon as possible - what fun he'll have if he doesn't make the grade. Life from now on in should be a ball - he should enjoy it to the full.

Oh Dear, standby for incoming.........Got your last Mr The Seagull, roger that.

Originally Posted by stacker1

I reckon the average person in the street quite likes drunken buffoons getting roughed up (unless its them of course). So won't have a problem with him being reinstated.

I reckon the average person in the street thinks you're a bit of a cock.

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Originally Posted by Emsav

What is the likelihood of a second occurrence? QUOTE]

Nil - Unless he's an idiot he will go off with stress whilst they find him a Sergeants role that doesn't involve being within shouting distance of the public and ride out the rest of his career under the radar. Why? Because his bosses will be looking for ANY excuse to prove that their reaction was not knee jerk, they were indeed right to sack him and they are willing to try and do so again.

A Crime fiddling Manager (Sorry, Crime Recording Manager) type role is full of "Old School" types who know that if you deal with the public sooner or later you're going to end up doing something that needs justifying which may just interfere with collecting your pension. As this case has proven. Even doing something that looks bad but is legitimate can ruin your career, get you sacked and potentially see you in a prison cell.

What I would say though is I still think he went about this whole scenario the wrong way and as such left him wide open to allegations of going over the top. The WPC who had time on her hands to observe from a safe distance should have been the one with hands on, or at worst a custody assistant. A good custody sergeant should never have to get off his chair, hence why the best ones are generally the fattest in my experience.

Its funny. Had this been a 17yr old male acting in the exact same manner the press would never have got so excited, the bosses would never have got into a flap and we'd have never heard of this Sergeant.

You old cynic.

Originally Posted by Im_bored

Unlike where you lived before, which was several years behind!

Says the man from Sandford.