Reply to: Lift me up where I belong - waste of a good copper

[BrilloPad]

The coming civil war will decide which strict regime gets applied. :nazi:

Is it War of the Roses again?

[escapeUK]

Yes there was barely any crime when corporal punishment was legal. We should go the whole hog and impose a super-strict regime, Islam-style.

The coming civil war will decide which strict regime gets applied. :nazi:

[MarillionFan]

[QUOTE=d000hg;1626483]Yes there was barely any crime when corporal punishment was legal. We should go the whole hog and impose a super-strict regime, Islam-style.[/QUOTE]

You'd be fecked if we all had to change to Islam. How would you cope having to make your mind up between two different fantasies?

[d000hg]

Simplistic, quick and probably more effective than the techniques employed by the 'Social Inclusion Outreach Worker' or 'Behaviour Modification Specialist'.

Yes there was barely any crime when corporal punishment was legal. We should go the whole hog and impose a super-strict regime, Islam-style.

[escapeUK]

Maybe we just think that more of the little bastards deserve a good hiding!

Hey both need a good hiding.

[bless 'em all]

Maybe we just think that more of the little bastards deserve a good hiding!

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to SupremeSpod again.

Simplistic, quick and probably more effective than the techniques employed by the 'Social Inclusion Outreach Worker' or 'Behaviour Modification Specialist'.

[d000hg]

If while restraining a burglar you had caused minor bruising and a nose bleed would you want a suspended sentence and lose your job? Or would you want a polite warning?

The law says you wouldn't get either. It does say police officers have to be above reproach.

[vetran]

The court doesn't believe him. His own senior officer doesn't believe him. How come you people who don't know all the facts are willing to believe him?

we aren't arguing he didn't misbehave, we were talking about the punishment, it was excessive for the facts presented. If he was guilty so were the other policemen laughing.

In my opinion it was a disciplinary matter not a criminal one, he caused excessive pain but he didn't quite commit a serious assault.

According to the reports there have been no previous sustained allegations of misbehaviour.

So he needed words of advice, maybe a formal HR warning.

If while restraining a burglar you had caused minor bruising and a nose bleed would you want a suspended sentence and lose your job? Or would you want a polite warning?

[SupremeSpod]

The court doesn't believe him. His own senior officer doesn't believe him. How come you people who don't know all the facts are willing to believe him?

Maybe we just think that more of the little bastards deserve a good hiding!

[NickFitz]

The court doesn't believe him. His own senior officer doesn't believe him. How come you people who don't know all the facts are willing to believe him?

[vetran]

I wasn't. The Police officer has a clean record, he has been an officer a number of years, in this instance he was a little rough. He didn't put the boot in while the suspect was on the ground, he used an accepted technique a little harshly.

He needed to be given an official warning, retraining and the force apologise to the scrote for him being over enthusiastic.

On numerous occasions they had put up with this regular customer, maybe they were just fed up with him, I frequently feel like battering some of my customers they just don't tend to carry knives or threaten me physically.

[BrilloPad]

Seems the police are not there to uphold the law - they think they are the law.

Where is JUdge Dredd?

[MarillionFan]

So on numerous previous occasions they'd managed to deal with the situation calmly.

Please don't fall into the trap of excusing this bully's behaviour just because (a) he's a copper, (b) the boy's a wrong 'un.

A lot of these scrotes need a short sharp shock. He's been in custody numerous times, which means he's been a pain in the arse to lots of people. Of course the copper has overeacted and now the parents want to sue. So there's the lesson, touch me and I'll sue your arse. Of course all those incovienenced by their tulipty offspring should sue the parents.

Having had a go at 5 lads the week before last who I caught pulling down signs for the new local park & who I have seen subsequently hanging around, lo and behold the park which has just had a £60k refit has already been vandalised. Some scrotes have set fire to one of the benches, the same benches these little scrotes seem to embed themselves in the evening. I'd love to catch them at.

[Platypus]

He had been in the custody suite at Swinton police station in Greater Manchester ‘numerous times’ before

So on numerous previous occasions they'd managed to deal with the situation calmly.

Please don't fall into the trap of excusing this bully's behaviour just because (a) he's a copper, (b) the boy's a wrong 'un.

[vetran]

he restrained him, there was no permanent damage, they could possibly have spent a little more time leading up to it and making sure he knew the consequences but how would you have dealt with the situation?

He had to be searched, he refused, he was an unknown quantity and a potential danger to all.