Police Officer with Tazzer = Yes
Armed Responce with MP5 = Yes
PCSO with Gun ! = F**k NO!
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Maybe they were previously allowed to, but didn't choose to exercise that power?Originally posted by VectraMan View PostHow has this happened so quietly? Surely it's a big change to our society that we now routinely have armed police, so I would have expected this to be something that would be debated in parliament and discussed ad nauseam on the telly. Yet it seems it's snuk in with barely a whisper.
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It's only in Scotland, so presumably it's in preparation for the civil unrest following rUK's imposition of a Buckfast embargo.
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How has this happened so quietly? Surely it's a big change to our society that we now routinely have armed police, so I would have expected this to be something that would be debated in parliament and discussed ad nauseam on the telly. Yet it seems it's snuk in with barely a whisper.
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I wouldn't trust them not to abuse their powers, add guns to the mix and it's a bit scary
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Should the police be armed?
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