Originally posted by Paddy
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Previously on "More Evidence of Lying Corrupt Thieving Violent Police"
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First of all, I heard the news on Radio 4 and I searched for the follow up. In the light of the repeated lies of the Police involved in the Menezes shooting being defended by head of the Met (Blair); I was discussed to hear the Chief Constable of Hampshire trivialise the offences made by members of his force. How can courts believe police evidence when they give evidence?
If you or I were to have such a criminal record we would not get security clearance not would we be allowed to work in banks.
Many forum members go on about how we should punish benefit fraud but when the police do it, then it id disregarded.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostIs the %-tage of offenders among the police is lower than the average in normal population? One would hope so, and if that's the case Paddy then the conclusion you should draw is that you are a thief etc etc.
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostNo, it's in other papers as well. You obviously haven’t any brains to make a constructive comment.
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Why does a thread called " More Evidence of Lying Corrupt Thieving Violent Police" from a poster called "Paddy" make me laugh?
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Originally posted by Purple Dalek View PostNot at all. I'd recon a copper whose served time for credit card fraud would be perfect to catching others of a similar disposition.
On the otherhand, the justice system being what it is, you have to be pretty stupid or unlucky to be caught. Do we really want the stupid and unlucky to be our protectors?
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Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post[Former Southampton Resident]
Portsmouth? No surprises there then. Bunch of complete pot-noodlers the lot of them - even the Police, Sack em all!!!
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There are 42 offences for 4000 coppers. If it's one offence per person then that's about 1% of the force who have a conviction.
I'm not saying there's no problem, but is it really such a big problem?
On the otherhand, the justice system being what it is, you have to be pretty stupid or unlucky to be caught. Do we really want the stupid and unlucky to be our protectors?
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Originally posted by Purple Dalek View Post
Portsmouth? No surprises there then. Bunch of complete pot-noodlers the lot of them - even the Police, Sack em all!!!
[/Former Southampton Resident]
There are 42 offences for 4000 coppers. If it's one offence per person then that's about 1% of the force who have a conviction.
I'm not saying there's no problem, but is it really such a big problem?
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Originally posted by Purple Dalek View PostYour responses brimming with logical fallacies. It is quite amusing.
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Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostJust because the BBC reported that an MP had picked up on it doesn't make it any less of a non-story.
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Originally posted by Purple Dalek View Post
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Links for those planks incapable of using a search engine in any meaningful way.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ukp..._Jp0tMkrZbp7tw
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/e...on/7732250.stm
The reuters one is left as an exercise for the training of planks.
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Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostHave we discovered the true identity of the Purple Exterminator?
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Originally posted by Purple Dalek View PostAnd I read it on PA, Reuters and the BBC website.
So one should draw ones own conclusions about this plank.
Oh and Links?
Reuters - http://search.uk.reuters.com/rsearch...srch-top-quote
BBC - http://search.bbc.co.uk/search?go=ho...&Search=Search
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