24 Hours in Police Custody

[editor]

He was quite funny and I felt sorry for him on 24 hours, but he does sound like a drug addled old sleaze.

That's a bit judgemental, no? He may love being part of consenting, drugged up, gay sex parties but why would that make him an 'old sleaze'?

 

[Thora]

That's a bit judgemental, no? He may love being part of consenting, drugged up, gay sex parties but why would that make him an 'old sleaze'?

Getting people at work to swab his penis??

 

[editor]

Getting people at work to swab his penis??

I'm pretty sure we're not getting the full story on that one to be honest, but I still think 'drug addled old sleaze' is over the top.

 

[bellaozzydog]

That's a bit judgemental, no? He may love being part of consenting, drugged up, gay sex parties but why would that make him an 'old sleaze'?

define “sleaze” I suppose

He let a colleague swab his penis, calls patients bitches and slags.

Runs a sexual health service advising on chemsex issues (his admission) while supplying illegal drugs to sex parties

arguing against moral judgement/labelling of his many and varied activities is a bit of a hard sell good effort mind

 

[pbsmooth]

tbf I can imagine him describing himself as a 'drug addled old sleaze', he was that sort of guy. feels fair based on our evidence!

 

[freshapple]

It’s not exactly unsleazy behaviour is it

 

[savoloysam]

Not 24 Hours, but a similar police programme, Manhunt:
What was the confidential police tactics regarding mobile network information? I think it was that they can search based on IMEI, not just mobile number or SIM card.
Can anybody confirm this?

I didnt see that but yes they can still track your phone via the IMEI number even when its airplane mode or had the sim removed.

In some cases even when its switched off I believe.