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Nice friendly Police at it again
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You are evading backing up your stance. There is nothing about resisting arrest. In fact the police always put crap out after they blunder just like they did with Menezes saying that he was running, jumping over a barrier, had winter clothing, illegal emigrant etc. All police lies"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George Orwell -
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Originally posted by AtW View PostOh all of them?
"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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Given:Originally posted by Paddy View Post
a) freedom of press in this country
b) general rarity of incidents with police doing questionable things
it follows that such events, while may happen, are in no way indicate systematic problem with UK police.
So in conclusion you are an idiot paddy - you should visit the world a bit (especially 3rd world countries like Russia) in order to appreciate the fine job UK police does.Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View Postb) general rarity of incidents with police doing questionable things
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It is my observation that such things are reported very rarely. If there was no freedom of press then it would be understandable, however I firmly believe press is very much free in this country to report such things.Originally posted by Cliphead View Post
I read far more reports about criminals doing all sort of tulip, say this:
Spitting yob and grinning accomplice jailed for trying to derail passenger train | Mail Online
Should I conclude that all British people are like that? That would be very stupid thing to do.Comment
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I socialise with cops and have done for years. What gets reported in the press doesn't come near what actually happens on a daily basis.Originally posted by AtW View PostIt is my observation that such things are reported very rarely. If there was no freedom of press then it would be understandable, however I firmly believe press is very much free in this country to report such things.
I read far more reports about criminals doing all sort of tulip, say this:
Spitting yob and grinning accomplice jailed for trying to derail passenger train | Mail Online
Should I conclude that all British people are like that? That would be very stupid thing to do.Comment
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And what happens on daily basis, please share?Originally posted by Cliphead View PostI socialise with cops and have done for years. What gets reported in the press doesn't come near what actually happens on a daily basis.
Cops kick the tulip out of people who were just minding their own business?
Cops extort money from local businesses?
Cops set innocent people up to be be wrongly convicted of crimes they did not commit?
FFS, in this country drivers don't even need to have driving license, car ownership documents with them to drive car - the law is so lenient it gives very little scope for police to feck about. In 12 years in UK I have never been stopped by police - and in Moscow I was stopped 3 times ffs.Comment
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Yes Paddy and everything the BBC says is gospel.Originally posted by Paddy View PostHe did stop and according to the BBC he was given a ticket. If that is correct; he had the right to drive away. The law does not say that you have to wait around for the police to wab on.

Robert Whatley's 'car window smashed and OAP dragged out by police officers' | Mail OnlineA court heard yesterday that Mr Whatley, right, was originally pulled over in a country lane in Monmouthshire by traffic police who tried to issue him with a fine for not wearing a seat belt.
But when an officer went round to the passenger side, the car lurched forward and he was knocked over.
Mr Whatley told Caerphilly magistrates court, South Wales, that he then drove off because he thought the matter had been dealt with, felt ‘frail and vulnerable’ and was worried he would suffer another stroke.
The police followed him for 17 minutes, during which time he did not break the speed limit. Mr Whatley said he thought the blue lights and siren of the police car meant the officers were giving him an escort home.
"I hope Celtic realise that, if their team is good enough, they will win. If they're not good enough, they'll not win - and they can't look at anybody else, whether it is referees or any other influence." - Walter Smith
On them! On them! They fail!Comment
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FK that's massive police brutality - thank you paddy for opening my eyes on it!!!
Looks like I'll have to get bullet proof Range Rover - very expensive but I bet face of a cop breaking my screen would be priceless? I hope they don't pack RPGs though
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