Question for current Rozzers

[CptDanjou]

A female Rozzer just called my daughter to cancel the interview , said it was due to Covid, also said it may be done over the phone and they will confirm soon.

 

[par avion]

A female Rozzer just called my daughter to cancel the interview , said it was due to Covid, also said it may be done over the phone and they will confirm soon.

Somebody in your local police station has obviously been reading Arrse and after finding out what her dad is like, have carried out a risk assesement and decided that it is far safer to do the interview over the phone.

You probably have your own intelligence report on file, and an entry on the Computer Aided Despatch system on your address marked "Dangerous nutter, plastic Frenchman, go mob handed with riot shields, batons and tasers."

Oh and did you ask the female rozzer for a piccie? If not its poor drills!

 

[ThelmatheBelmer]

Witness statement.
Get them to come to your house and insist that you are present. Don't inconvenience yourself or your daughter to give witness evidence. Sounds like a bone idle investigator.

Not necessarily. It's an easy way to get someone who allegations have been made to a place they can be arrested and questioned under caution. Tell them to come to you, and watch their body language. Use covert video or a hidden voice recorder to keep a record.

 

[ThelmatheBelmer]

Yes, if you are I suspect. How many solicitors attend for witnesses interviews - answer - none as they don't get legal aid for it.

Not true. Some act as a "friend" for free. Usually newly qualified, or aiming to convert to a different type of law.

 

[ThelmatheBelmer]

Thats b*llocks, there are so many legal safe guards these days with PACE and such like. If you want to pay a brief £200+ an hour, go ahead, because you won't get it for free.

Utter bull. The Police will use, or twist, anything you say to get their desired outcome.

 

[ThelmatheBelmer]

What would @don't tell him pike say?

That's honking. Giz a go love.

 

[par avion]

Not true. Some act as a "friend" for free. Usually newly qualified, or aiming to convert to a different type of law.

Not for witness statements they don't. You are talking b*llocks.

Not necessarily. It's an easy way to get someone who allegations have been made to a place they can be arrested and questioned under caution. Tell them to come to you, and watch their body language. Use covert video or a hidden voice recorder to keep a record.

If they have evidence to arrest you, they will come and get you if they want you. If you are going to be arrested when you are asked to go to the station they will tell you, otherwise it will be a caution +3 interview in which you are entitled to free legal advice from a solictor. The OP's daughter has already been told its for a witnesss statement which can be done remotely. A serving plod has has already described the procedure.

Do you think the sniper fired from the grassy knoll? and was it Brenda or Phil the Greek who ordered MI6 to off the 'Peoples Princess?

 

[Unremarkable]

What would @don't tell him pike say?

Don't tell him, don't tell him Pike!

 

[ThelmatheBelmer]

Not for witness statements they don't. You are talking b*llocks.

If they have evidence to arrest you, they will come and get you if they want you. If you are going to be arrested when you are asked to go to the station they will tell you, otherwise it will be a caution +3 interview in which you are entitled to free legal advice from a solictor. The OP's daughter has already been told its for a witnesss statement which can be done remotely. A serving plod has has already described the procedure.

Do you think the sniper fired from the grassy knoll? and was it Brenda or Phil the Greek who ordered MI6 to off the 'Peoples Princess?

No, the serving police officer has described the official procedure. You're trying to claim that would be applied in every circumstance. It isn't.

 

[Tuffty]

If she has to attend then she needs a solicitor present. The Feds are very good at writing up "abbreviated" statements so what they say you have said doesn't actually reflect what you actually said,. Just be very, very careful what you say to them. Always and i mean always have a solicitor present (the solicitor advice was provided to me by a Copper and very useful advice it is)

 

[AsterixTG]

If she has to attend then she needs a solicitor present. The Feds are very good at writing up "abbreviated" statements so what they say you have said doesn't actually reflect what you actually said,. Just be very, very careful what you say to them. Always and i mean always have a solicitor present (the solicitor advice was provided to me by a Copper and very useful advice it is)

The Feds...

I love it when you talk 'street'.

 

[neil82]

Utter bull. The Police will use, or twist, anything you say to get their desired outcome.

otherwise known as twirling, the last person I would trust would be plod during any sort of interview

 

[sittingstress]

For christ's sake people you are confusing yourselves.

INTERVIEW = for the suspect and done under caution either during time spent in custody under arrest or as a Voluntary Interview. These are both exactly the same except the former is done in custody when you have been nicked. They both are covered by PACE therefore a solicitor can be provided or you can have a named one.

STATEMENT = for the victim or witnesses. They are entirely voluntary, and the words used by you will be the ones written down. You get to read it and make changes before you sign it. You can just say No and nothing more will be said.

Those who are getting Interviews and Statements mixed up, hopefully the above will clarify the issue. If not then stop spouting hoop.

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[Old Stab]

And this ladies and gentlemen is what you get when senile old duffers watch re runs of The Bill, Juliet Bravo and The Sweeny on daytime TV.

 

[devexwarrior]

Not necessarily. It's an easy way to get someone who allegations have been made to a place they can be arrested and questioned under caution. Tell them to come to you, and watch their body language. Use covert video or a hidden voice recorder to keep a record.

What utter rot. While sometimes people are arrested after attending the station it would not be used as a subterfuge. If the police wanted to arrest your daughter they would just come round and do it. As for covert filming, in your own home you can do as you wish. You could politely tell the officer you’d like to record and suggest they might activate their own body cam.

 

[johnboyzzz]

Having been brought up with Crown Court on the telly, she is guilty, send her down.

 

[Tuffty]

The Feds...

I love it when you talk 'street'.

The Feds is a term we used to use for the RUC, i am not that street believe me

 

[ThelmatheBelmer]

What utter rot. While sometimes people are arrested after attending the station it would not be used as a subterfuge. If the police wanted to arrest your daughter they would just come round and do it. As for covert filming, in your own home you can do as you wish. You could politely tell the officer you’d like to record and suggest they might activate their own body cam.

So you don't remember the cases some years back when the police sent out "you've won a prize, pick it up here" letters, and arrested those that arrived?

Re the statement, followed by arrest, that one's personal experience.

 

[Cregg Bristle]

If she has to attend then she needs a solicitor present. The Feds are very good at writing up "abbreviated" statements so what they say you have said doesn't actually reflect what you actually said,. Just be very, very careful what you say to them. Always and i mean always have a solicitor present (the solicitor advice was provided to me by a Copper and very useful advice it is)

That’s why you read it before signing it.

 

[Cregg Bristle]

So you don't remember the cases some years back when the police sent out "you've won a prize, pick it up here" letters, and arrested those that arrived?

Re the statement, followed by arrest, that one's personal experience.

Those letters were sent out to people who were wanted on warrant.