LakieLady
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Another Manchester Airport video - I still haven't seen any sign of police being assaulted.
I hadn't realised that they'd tasered and grappled the other guy, the one who was with the guy got the kicking.
Another Manchester Airport video - I still haven't seen any sign of police being assaulted.
Was that before the 'Me Too' movement really got going? There's definitely been an increase In prose unions since then, accelerated after the Sarah Everard case.I'd be interested to know why the investigation was originally NFA'd in 2017. It might have saved a lot of trauma and misery if they'd locked the fucker up 6 years earlier.
A group of activists have gathered outside of the police station in Rochdale to protest the arrest of four Muslim men at the Manchester Airport this week."That officer who kicked the kid in the head ... unless you deal with him, we will."
Anti-police protestors are now gathering objects to barricade the main door of the police station in Rochdale.
Anti-police protestors are now trying to fully block the entrance of the police station in Rochdale using street signs, barriers, and traffic cones.
It wouldn't surprise me if she got her nose bloodied by one of her own! She probably got caught up in their violence, and had an elbow shoved accidentally into her face.Another Manchester Airport video - I still haven't seen any sign of police being assaulted.
I I hope he recovers and sues the police, when he's well enough.Teenager hurt by police officer is now in hospital after his health worsened significantly:
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Teenager kicked in face by Manchester police is ‘traumatised’, solicitor says
Akhmed Yakoob claims Muhammed Fahir, 19, is victim of police brutality after video shows arrest at airportwww.theguardian.com
A second officer has been suspended over the use of Pavs spray and the IOPC notified about this second incident.
There's a lawyer helping the family, so I would think it's a definite possibility.I I hope he recovers and sues the police, when he's well enough.
Two former Metropolitan Police officers who shared "grossly racist, sexist, and misogynistic" messages with a colleague who kidnapped, raped and murdered a woman have lost a High Court appeal to overturn their convictions.Metropolitan Police Officer Guilty of Sharing ‘Grossly Offensive’ Misogynistic and Racist Messages Still Receiving Full Salary
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Safety conscious PC Jonathon Cobban of the Metropolitan Police had previously volunteered to take on the additional responsibility of being the “race and diversity custodian” in his unit while serving in the Civil Nuclear Constabulary.
DBS type screening only flags up those who have been caught or have been subject ot relatively serious/ intense investigative scrutiny .What the actual fuck is going on. Does any vetting take place or is it once there on the job that these sort of views etc are pushed as part of being a copper.
It's disturbing the amount of cases involving police sharing photos and making vile comments about murder victims. These are the people we are supposed to call upon when in trouble.What the actual fuck is going on. Does any vetting take place or is it once there on the job that these sort of views etc are pushed as part of being a copper.
You think they're there to protect Joe public?It's disturbing the amount of cases involving police sharing photos and making vile comments about murder victims. These are the people we are supposed to call upon when in trouble.
This is not accurate. Successful applicants to Police Officer and Staff roles go through Recruitment Vetting.DBS type screening only flags up those who have been caught or have been subject ot relatively serious/ intense investigative scrutiny .
IIRC it's only specific roles wtihin the police that go deeper than the Enhanced DBS check ( which checks the PNC and various Intelligence sources and the lists held by Education / Health / Social care ) into the realms of SC /DV active vetting
i think you've missed the point , limited checking of family members the financial enquiries will not address the kinds of behaviours we are talking aobut ,This is not accurate. Successful applicants to Police Officer and Staff roles go through Recruitment Vetting.
this is culture and behaviours, but equally you have the problem of unofficial communicatiosn channels in all kinds of services with varying levles of tacit or even overt approval ( e.g. use of whatsapp on personal devices for semi offical purposes)It's disturbing the amount of cases involving police sharing photos and making vile comments about murder victims. These are the people we are supposed to call upon when in trouble.
Now the police are under criminal investigation for assault:
Police officer under criminal investigation for 'assault' of man being arrested
Spot on.not suprising really if it's the officer who stomped on the chap at the airport's head , as that was clearly an excessive use of force, if that officer isn;t dismisssed and barred he'll never go anywhere near a gun again and may well find himself either in an office somewhere as even without a firearm or a taser he;s still going to be seen asa risk even in Neighbourhood ( is he going to stomp on some ASB yoof who pisses him off)
this is what happens to Police officers / other 999 staff if there is an incident where they may have broken the law, they'll depending on circumstances at scend / at the time either
1. be arrested and PACE interviewed or
2. have to give an initial account in the investigating officer;s notebook ( nowadays this might be typed by the officer on a job phone / tablet )
if no 2 happens and then might be
1. subsequently arrested and PACE interviewed OR
2. have t give a written account by writing your own MG11 OR
3. by a 'contemporaneous notes' interview by the investigating officer
if you write your own MG11 keep a copy ( photocopy or scan and print)
if you are arrested and PACE interviewed get a brief and say nothing aobut the investigation until you have spoken to the brief and the brief has had disclosure from the investigating officer
at the point they think they have enough evidence from you and have given any other witnesses long enough they'll make a decision and that decision is generally going to be either ' we've passed the file to the CPS' or ' unless anything drastic new comes up we're NFAing it'
In an office? The cunt should be in a prison cell, like any member of the public would be if they kicked someone in the face and stamped on their head.not suprising really if it's the officer who stomped on the chap at the airport's head , as that was clearly an excessive use of force, if that officer isn;t dismisssed and barred he'll never go anywhere near a gun again and may well find himself either in an office somewhere as even without a firearm or a taser he;s still going to be seen asa risk even in Neighbourhood ( is he going to stomp on some ASB yoof who pisses him off)
Yes, as discussed there is vetting however how good it is ( and what 'good' vetting should be) has been a topic for discussion at various points on this thread. You're right, it really does seem that vetting is little more than their mate Dave who says 'yeah, Bob's alright' and Bob gets passed.What the actual fuck is going on. Does any vetting take place or is it once there on the job that these sort of views etc are pushed as part of being a copper.
You think they deserved a kick in the face and a stamp on the head while in custody I supposeThe before footage from Manchester Airport… So they seem to be going toe to toe with the coppers and laid out the female cop. Might harm the story somewhat.
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New Manchester Airport video shows violent scenes before man 'kicked' in head
The exclusive footage, which has been obtained and watched by the Manchester Evening News, is believed to capture the lead-up to the incident which has sparked controversy and protestswww.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Interesting jump thereYou think they deserved a kick in the face and a stamp on the head while in custody I suppose
We - the general public - expect the cops not to batter people they have in custody. So yeh people smacked about in their care are victims of violence regardless of what happened before their arrest. They're more than out if order, don't suppose that's the first time yer man's attacked someone like that and wouldn't be surprised if he's fitted people up too.Interesting jump there
what was quite apparent from the stuff being shared by those wishing to paint the individuals involved as 'victims' that there was quite obviously something occuring before the carefully selected and cut original videos.
that doesn't change the fact that the Officer who decidee to stomp is out of order and will likely be facing Criminal Charges as well likely to be Dismissed and Barred
No shit, Sherlock. I don't think anyone thought otherwise.what was quite apparent from the stuff being shared by those wishing to paint the individuals involved as 'victims' that there was quite obviously something occuring before the carefully selected and cut original videos.