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24 Hours in Police Custody

I'm afraid I find some of it very funny, more so because I know I shouldn't.

Police: Have you had anything to drink?
Suspect: I've had 4 litres of 5%.

Police: We're just going to pat you down.
Suspect: I should warn you I am going commando.
He mentioned going commando more than once and the copper stifling her laughter when he pulled his foot up and said he did a lot of yoga....naughty police....
 
Fascinating and ambiguous story. I was uneasy about the inclusion of images of the woman's dead body, not-very-well pixillated - surely a bit too distressing for her bereaved relatives.
 
Fascinating and ambiguous story. I was uneasy about the inclusion of images of the woman's dead body, not-very-well pixillated - surely a bit too distressing for her bereaved relatives.

Perhaps for the family and perhaps I've become used to seeing pictures of dead bodies on the news etc. Personally I found the state of her life and the nature of her death much more distressing than the image of her body.
 
them remaining anonymous
as it's mostly about the person who's been arrested and going through the 24hr process of being in custody

There have being episodes where the people arrested have had their identities not shown in the past e.g when they were not charged with anything.
 
It's a very well edited program so difficult to know anything really but his controlling behaviour seemed to be matched by her violence. They were one of those codependent couples who probably shouldn't be together but don't know how to go their own ways.

I was interested in his friends testimony. Think he said he was pretty normal until the divorce and it made me wonder what he'd been like in his marriage that perhaps wasn't seen by friends. He seemed so off the scale with the spreadsheets and recording everything I can't believe he was ever straight forward.
 
It's a very well edited program so difficult to know anything really but his controlling behaviour seemed to be matched by her violence. They were one of those codependent couples who probably shouldn't be together but don't know how to go their own ways.

I was interested in his friends testimony. Think he said he was pretty normal until the divorce and it made me wonder what he'd been like in his marriage that perhaps wasn't seen by friends. He seemed so off the scale with the spreadsheets and recording everything I can't believe he was ever straight forward.

I watched this episode again today whilst I was sober and I come to the conclusion that he most certainly wasn't a normal fella. Very fake in my opinion.
 
Last nights was hilarious! When the girlfriend said she had been his Probation Officer! What???!!! And then she totally dropped herself in it. And the gang were all a bit thick weren’t they?
 
Last nights was hilarious! When the girlfriend said she had been his Probation Officer! What???!!! And then she totally dropped herself in it. And the gang were all a bit thick weren’t they?
I felt a little bit sorry for the young lad, he obviously thought he was in with a crew, but you know they'd turn on him in a second if it would be to their advantage
 
Last nights was hilarious! When the girlfriend said she had been his Probation Officer! What???!!! And then she totally dropped herself in it. And the gang were all a bit thick weren’t they?

I was a bit tidly last night, and now deleted the programme. What did she do to drop herself in it?

Were they thick? As I recall they no commented... Leave it to the police and CPS to prove it.
 
Last nights was hilarious! When the girlfriend said she had been his Probation Officer! What???!!! And then she totally dropped herself in it. And the gang were all a bit thick weren’t they?

You don't think that happens loads? Probation officers, screws and solicitors, happens all the time.

Not really the best episode. Better where there's one suspect and the interviewing/editing makes the program. These lot were bang to rights from the off. Surprised at the low sentences for the main guys though.
 
I was a bit tidly last night, and now deleted the programme. What did she do to drop herself in it?

Were they thick? As I recall they no commented... Leave it to the police and CPS to prove it.
The probation officer answered all the questions put to her and admitted that she had large amounts of money in her bag, that a machete belonged to her partner and that her partner knew 'V', the distributor. The gang were a bit thick in having a loud conversation across the corridor between the cells discussing whether 'V' had been arrested. Also, probably unwise for the gang's leader to call the arresting officer a faggot and tell him you'll cut his head off if he sees him on the street.
 
Being guilty and signing a disclaimer that allows the TV company to show your faces on the screen :facepalm:

Not the sharpest tools in the toolbox
 
Being guilty and signing a disclaimer that allows the TV company to show your faces on the screen :facepalm:

Not the sharpest tools in the toolbox

I don't think you get the choice if you're convicted. Its the ones who were not charged or acquitted that'll be signing the waiver. There is a right to be forgotten thing which means these programs will not be able to repeated after they've served their sentences or at least not without blurring of faces and editing out of names.
 
I don't think you get the choice if you're convicted. Its the ones who were not charged or acquitted that'll be signing the waiver. There is a right to be forgotten thing which means these programs will not be able to repeated after they've served their sentences or at least not without blurring of faces and editing out of names.


Ah, that would explain why you can't find 24 hours on all4.
 
cops hate
name rank and number
whats your unit tells us and they will come and get you
I'm sorry I can't answer that question sir
copper fuck:mad::D
 
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