Police gone soft?

[wetsmonkey]

I was told the same thing, my response then "is fortunately Mate, there's not a lot of 'em around". It seems I was wrong on the second count and relatively right on the former.

Surely you didn’t call somebody mate all those years ago.

 

[Boumer]

Was it the same person?

No. But I was once scolded by a drunken student girl when a young uniformed PC.

She and her mates had been throwing the bags for a charity shop around when they were drunk making their way home. Talking to them we were given the full "don't you have anything better to do?", turns out one of her drunken male companions was wanted on PNC for a serious sexual assault.

He got nicked and chucked in a van, we remarked we did now have better things to do; and that she should ask him what he had been nicked for when they next chatted.

I always found slow and studied politeness an excellent tool of rebuke.

 

[LeoRoverman]

Surely you didn’t call somebody mate all those years ago.

Formally or informally?

 

[Cutaway]

Formally or informally?

Sexually.

 

[LeoRoverman]

Sexually.

Certainly Not!!!

 

[DarkBrig]

Scot Squad - Police apologizes - YouTube

You just can't please all the people all the time

 

[PhotEx]

Police gone soft?

Yep, Soft in the head

 

[Electromagnetic]

Police gone soft?

Yep, Soft in the head

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I hope they realise the significance of the two letters in that flag. Has Her Majesty sanctioned that?

 

[exsniffer]

Police gone soft?

Yep, Soft in the head

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Is the 2nd from the right holding a pace stick?

 

[MOzanne]

Is the 2nd from the right holding a pace stick?

Signalling stick.. you bang it on the floor to call your constables.. traditionally issued by Merseyside Police to sergeants, inspectors and any other senior rank considered too thick to use a whistle...

 

[PhotEx]

I hope they realise the significance of the two letters in that flag. Has Her Majesty sanctioned that?

Her Majesties Wokestabulary

 

[jmb3296]

From the snowflake thread, thanks @MOzanne

And the grown up became involved, hopefully an illuminating discussion followed leaving some officers better informed.

 

[Werewolf]

From the snowflake thread, thanks @MOzanne

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And the grown up became involved, hopefully an illuminating discussion followed leaving some officers better informed.

Pity no one told Polis Scotland. They nicked a bloke for comparing Sturgeon to Hitler. To be clear, he didn't make any threats, or racist remarks. He was just disgusted by the Lockdown rules, especially as it meant he couldn't attend a family funeral.

Sturgeon didn't even read the email. One of her staff did, and contacted the polis. Who instead of telling them to grow up and stop wasting police time, arrested and charged the guy with an offence under the communication's act.

 

[Blogg]

From the snowflake thread, thanks @MOzanne

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And the grown up became involved, hopefully an illuminating discussion followed leaving some officers better informed.

"...although well intentioned was incorrect..."

Ah right. As opposed to being done with bad intent and whilst being correct.

Or with bad intent and still being incorrect

Glad you cleared all that up

 

[undervalued]

Pity no one told Polis Scotland. They nicked a bloke for comparing Sturgeon to Hitler. To be clear, he didn't make any threats, or racist remarks. He was just disgusted by the Lockdown rules, especially as it meant he couldn't attend a family funeral.

Sturgeon didn't even read the email. One of her staff did, and contacted the polis. Who instead of telling them to grow up and stop wasting police time, arrested and charged the guy with an offence under the communication's act.

Adolf Krankie does have a certain ring to it.

 

[Boumer]

Have to admit, even I chuckled at that.

It's an offence to be offensive. Oh.

There's a lot of qualifiers to that statement. And a lot of ink spilt in Blackstones.

 

[jmb3296]

Pity no one told Polis Scotland. They nicked a bloke for comparing Sturgeon to Hitler. To be clear, he didn't make any threats, or racist remarks. He was just disgusted by the Lockdown rules, especially as it meant he couldn't attend a family funeral.

Sturgeon didn't even read the email. One of her staff did, and contacted the polis. Who instead of telling them to grow up and stop wasting police time, arrested and charged the guy with an offence under the communication's act.

Bit more background here

Supreme Court appeal blocked for man in Pug Nazi salute case

Senior judges reject Mark Meechan's bid to take his hate crime conviction to the Supreme Court for appeal.

www.bbc.co.uk

the crown were content there was sufficient to prosecute under the communications act, the sheriff convicted and the conviction was upheld on appeal.

the free speech argument was advanced and the sheriff and the appeal court dismissed that after considering the arguements for and against.

i haven’t seen anything that the complaint arose from a politicians staff and from the reports the circumstances appear to be anti semitic, ie “ gas the Jews”.

 

[ericferret]

Police gone soft?

Yep, Soft in the head

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Has that scruffy looking policewoman got her hands in her pockets as well?
What a scruffy bunch of c*nts.
Merseyside police farce's finest.

 

[4(T)]

Pity no one told Polis Scotland. They nicked a bloke for comparing Sturgeon to Hitler. To be clear, he didn't make any threats, or racist remarks. He was just disgusted by the Lockdown rules, especially as it meant he couldn't attend a family funeral.

Sturgeon didn't even read the email. One of her staff did, and contacted the polis. Who instead of telling them to grow up and stop wasting police time, arrested and charged the guy with an offence under the communication's act.

Ironic, given that the SNP's powerbase is built almost entirely on propagandised and contrived racial hatred.

 

[Werewolf]

Bit more background here

Supreme Court appeal blocked for man in Pug Nazi salute case

Senior judges reject Mark Meechan's bid to take his hate crime conviction to the Supreme Court for appeal.

www.bbc.co.uk

the crown were content there was sufficient to prosecute under the communications act, the sheriff convicted and the conviction was upheld on appeal.

the free speech argument was advanced and the sheriff and the appeal court dismissed that after considering the arguements for and against.

i haven’t seen anything that the complaint arose from a politicians staff and from the reports the circumstances appear to be anti semitic, ie “ gas the Jews”.

The, "Nazi Dug" case is not the one I was referring to.