| Research on Policing at Football on 22:00 - May 3 with 1253 views | trampie |
Do you know what libel is Loyal ? |  |
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| Research on Policing at Football on 22:00 - May 3 with 1252 views | Pacemaker |
According to that article 92% of the deaths reported are for people in prison.
That is not death in police custody as you posted and all IPCC death investigations are for people either in custody or have had some contact with police in the 24 hrs prior yo their death.
So where is the report based on your posts for deaths in police custody? |  |
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| Research on Policing at Football on 22:02 - May 3 with 1252 views | Loyal |
| Research on Policing at Football on 22:00 - May 3 by trampie |
Do you know what libel is Loyal ? |
They are all corrupt. Or corruptible.
Oh sorry, it only suits when the political agenda of whatever side you are on is satisfied !
Please mate, your better than that.
And TBH I couldn't give a Fck.
Libel don't make me laugh have a look at your politically motivated posts, jeez, as I said when it suits. [Post edited 3 May 2016 22:05]
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| Research on Policing at Football on 22:20 - May 3 with 1211 views | trampie |
Oh I see Loyal, you don't care. | |
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| Research on Policing at Football on 22:48 - May 3 with 1189 views | Loyal |
| Research on Policing at Football on 22:20 - May 3 by trampie |
Oh I see Loyal, you don't care. |
I care as much as you and generally only respond to these type of threads, most of mine are football related ðŸ‘
Peace brother. | |
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| Research on Policing at Football on 13:04 - May 6 with 1126 views | theacademic |
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| Research on Policing at Football on 13:25 - May 23 with 1053 views | theacademic |
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| Research on Policing at Football on 15:48 - May 2 by Dewi1jack |
Is the right answer.
Many Police have laid down their lives protecting others and should IMHO, be given the same respect as the military, until they prove they don't deserve it.
If you learn the laws and regulations, then the Police can only be fair with you. It's in their Oath
Most of them have no idea on the laws and regulations anyway and rely heavily on you "confessing voluntarily" to allow them to issue a ticket |
I do give the police the same respect as the military.
The police have proved to me many times that they don't deserve my respect. A few may be OK, but in my experience, the majority are totally swayed by the little bit of power they've been given.
"If you learn the laws and regulations, then the Police can only be fair with you." Pfft - what ivory tower do you live in? |  | | |
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| Research on Policing at Football on 18:12 - May 23 with 994 views | Dewi1jack |
| Research on Policing at Football on 15:07 - May 23 by DafyddHuw |
I do give the police the same respect as the military.
The police have proved to me many times that they don't deserve my respect. A few may be OK, but in my experience, the majority are totally swayed by the little bit of power they've been given.
"If you learn the laws and regulations, then the Police can only be fair with you." Pfft - what ivory tower do you live in? |
Have had my run ins with them as well.
On the streets, football games and whilst driving
The power crazy ones seem to be in the higher powered traffic cars.
Still a clean licence after numerous stops for speeding, using a mobile etc
Come across a lot of decent coppers. Certainly more than bad ones
Want real power crazy?
Try those council "wannabe coppers" wardens/ enforcement officers or any other silly name they want to call themselves |  |
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| Research on Policing at Football on 18:58 - May 23 with 983 views | Loyal |
| Research on Policing at Football on 15:07 - May 23 by DafyddHuw |
I do give the police the same respect as the military.
The police have proved to me many times that they don't deserve my respect. A few may be OK, but in my experience, the majority are totally swayed by the little bit of power they've been given.
"If you learn the laws and regulations, then the Police can only be fair with you." Pfft - what ivory tower do you live in? |
Good and bad everywhere, and people need to understand that, maturity allows this concept, however they won't give you your rabbits cocaine back 👠| |
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| Research on Policing at Football on 21:19 - May 23 with 955 views | bonymine |
| Research on Policing at Football on 14:48 - May 2 by trampie |
Never trust the police. |
I had an experience back in the 1980's as a teenager which totally changed my outlook on the Police.
I had been on a night out in Mumbles with friends and at closing time we were heading for an Indian Restaurant on the main road for a meal. As I was walking along the main road I had an overriding urge to have a pee so when I passed a dark,quiet alleyway, I left the main road and relieved myself against a wall in the alleyway.
Next thing I know is a copper (many of you will know him as Gwyn ... ...) approached me and told me I had committed a public order offence. A friend of mine who saw what was happening came back to help me out.
When I was alone in that alleyway, Gwyn forcefully pushed his torch into my face and asked me 'How would you like me to piss against your garden wall?' He asked me for I.D. and when I said I had none he asked me 'How did you pay for your drinks tonight ? I said 'Cash' (surprise,suprise) but because I had no I.D., he said that he had to 'take me into the station'.
He became very aggressive and took advantage of my vulnerability and despite me not reacting to his aggressiveness he continued with his 'robust' approach looking for a reaction but I resisted...
STID...... Together Stronger ...
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| Research on Policing at Football on 00:34 - May 24 with 922 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Research on Policing at Football on 21:19 - May 23 by bonymine |
I had an experience back in the 1980's as a teenager which totally changed my outlook on the Police.
I had been on a night out in Mumbles with friends and at closing time we were heading for an Indian Restaurant on the main road for a meal. As I was walking along the main road I had an overriding urge to have a pee so when I passed a dark,quiet alleyway, I left the main road and relieved myself against a wall in the alleyway.
Next thing I know is a copper (many of you will know him as Gwyn ... ...) approached me and told me I had committed a public order offence. A friend of mine who saw what was happening came back to help me out.
When I was alone in that alleyway, Gwyn forcefully pushed his torch into my face and asked me 'How would you like me to piss against your garden wall?' He asked me for I.D. and when I said I had none he asked me 'How did you pay for your drinks tonight ? I said 'Cash' (surprise,suprise) but because I had no I.D., he said that he had to 'take me into the station'.
He became very aggressive and took advantage of my vulnerability and despite me not reacting to his aggressiveness he continued with his 'robust' approach looking for a reaction but I resisted...
STID...... Together Stronger ...
💪💪💪 |
Excellent at the Liberty, the police. Cant fault them.
Times have changed for the better. Police and fans alike. |  |
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| Research on Policing at Football on 02:02 - May 24 with 908 views | Loyal |
| Research on Policing at Football on 21:19 - May 23 by bonymine |
I had an experience back in the 1980's as a teenager which totally changed my outlook on the Police.
I had been on a night out in Mumbles with friends and at closing time we were heading for an Indian Restaurant on the main road for a meal. As I was walking along the main road I had an overriding urge to have a pee so when I passed a dark,quiet alleyway, I left the main road and relieved myself against a wall in the alleyway.
Next thing I know is a copper (many of you will know him as Gwyn ... ...) approached me and told me I had committed a public order offence. A friend of mine who saw what was happening came back to help me out.
When I was alone in that alleyway, Gwyn forcefully pushed his torch into my face and asked me 'How would you like me to piss against your garden wall?' He asked me for I.D. and when I said I had none he asked me 'How did you pay for your drinks tonight ? I said 'Cash' (surprise,suprise) but because I had no I.D., he said that he had to 'take me into the station'.
He became very aggressive and took advantage of my vulnerability and despite me not reacting to his aggressiveness he continued with his 'robust' approach looking for a reaction but I resisted...
STID...... Together Stronger ...
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How many years ago ?
As I said to trampie, when you hate, dislike etc ... a whole group of people just think about what you are actually supporting the very early seeds of. | |
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