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As process documentation goes, it's certainly concise. But it excluded what we were talking about: before and/or after arrest? And the instances where they go the other way up the one-way-street and the CPS tells the Police they do not think it is worth progressing.
They said they had arrested him. I should hope their notoriously comprehensive record-keeping and arrest procedures would mean a degree of confidence could be placed in that statement. So that would mean the Police are indeed involved.
Can we go back to the start and ask are the CPS involved? You stated that as fact so can you provide the evidence to back up that statement?
Are the CPS involved?
Once we get that answer we can start debating the culprit, so again can you state where the CPS were involved?
Can we go back to the start and ask are the CPS involved?
That wasn't the start, that was a distraction you raised 7 posts as a way of deflecting the point toward my credibility as a 4th hand reporter of the incident because that gives you more fun than actually thinking about the real issues involved.
You stated that as fact so can you provide the evidence to back up that statement? Are the CPS involved? Once we get that answer we can start debating the culprit, so again can you state where the CPS were involved?
Aha! Some first hand expert knowledge. That's useful. How does it work then? At what stage would they get involved in this instance?
... but you provided such a suspiciously poor answer (containing less information than mine had) that you came across as not knowing the answer. As Monty Python highlighted, just saying "No it isn't" is not a valid argument.
Minestrone, it has taken me a while to realise it, but you are just a worthless troll and I have been wasting my time on you.
Why has RichardCranium got such a problem with anyone who dares to disagree with him?
I've seen no evidence of that.
Originally posted by Dog's Heinous
Why is he so quick to brand such people 'Troll'?
What is an acceptable amount of time to come to a conclusion with regards to an individual. In your case it took me 1 post.
Originally posted by Dog's Heinous
I have at least as much right to state my opinions on here as he has to state his (probably more, actually). I've been using this forum since 2000 (yep, 9 years baby!),
The first part of that statement is true. The second just makes me grateful that I have read very little of your 9 years of BS.
Originally posted by Dog's Heinous
which I would imagine is probably before the jumped up little twerp got his first contract.
Perhaps this is part of your problem, because if you bothered to read anybody else's opinions in the last 9 years you would know how far off the mark that statement is.
Rc lost this argument when he failed to understand he was making comments on a subject he knew little about. As Kipling said there are too many people who are "making mock of uniforms that guard you while you sleep."
The police are not perfect but to openly castigate them without evidence is entirely inappropriate.
And for what it is worth I do disapprove of the manner in which this subject and the user's name are openly discussed on this forum. The guy seemed pretty decent to me, obviously he has went down a wrong avenue in his life and made/done some terrible things but to openly discuss his name is wrong IMO.
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