How to get away with being a criminal?

[SueEllen]

Join the Metropolitan police.

Other police forces are available that have been put under special measures e.g. Wiltshire,Staffordshire, Gloucestershire but I think the Met is the best one if you misogynist who acts out your fantasies or are just corrupt.

[vetran]

unbelievable, no wonder they can't catch any criminals they are all on the payroll.

[ladymuck]

The new police commissioner chap seems to be talking a good talk. Here's hoping he is able to make changes. It's a bloody daunting task, that's for sure.

[xoggoth]

Wonder what CUK's moderators have been up to? Probably banning people unless they receive a few naughty pics.

[SueEllen]

They have now been told to make it harder to be a criminal and be a police officer.

No information about what they do with allegations.


https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...-david-carrick.


The National Police Chiefs’ Council is to ask all forces to check their officers against national police databases to help identify anyone who “slipped through the net” before vetting standards were toughened, in response to the David Carrick rape case.

The home secretary, Suella Braverman, has also asked the College of Policing to strengthen the statutory code of practice for police vetting, making the obligations that all forces must legally follow stricter and clearer.

In a statement, she said: “David Carrick’s sickening crimes are a stain on the police and he should never have been allowed to remain as an officer for so long.

“We are taking immediate steps to ensure predatory individuals are not only rooted out of the force, but that vetting and standards are strengthened to ensure they cannot join the police in the first place.

“Every day, thousands of decent, hardworking police officers perform their duties with the utmost professionalism and I am sure they all share my disgust at his despicable betrayal of everything they stand for.”

Speaking at prime minister’s questions on Wednesday, Rishi Sunak told MPs that Carrick’s crimes were a “truly sickening” abuse of power, and promised police reforms so offenders would have “no place to hide”.

Sunak will meet the Metropolitan police commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley, later on Wednesday, the Home Office said.

[ladymuck]

No doubt someone will claim their human rights are being violated by the toughening of the rules

[SueEllen]

No doubt someone will claim their human rights are being violated by the toughening of the rules

Over allegations from one person, yeah they will argue that.

However there are some people with pass convictions who shouldn't be in the police or working as staff for them at all. I mean one of the Met Commissioner candidates from abroad was excluded because of his past conviction for drink driving.

[sadkingbilly]

However there are some people with pass convictions who shouldn't be in the police or working as staff for them at all.

and you know this, how?

[vetran]

and you know this, how?

https://www.met.police.uk/foi-ai/met...victions.docx/

[sadkingbilly]

https://www.met.police.uk/foi-ai/met...victions.docx/

I don't recall asking you, dipstick.