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The police want a watercannon

But will it stop at water cannon when it comes to protecting the interests and property of the elite somehow I for one dont think so what's next CS gas or baton rounds [rubber bullets]
 
But will it stop at water cannon when it comes to protecting the interests and property of the elite somehow I for one dont think so what's next CS gas or baton rounds [rubber bullets]
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US police forces can get all sorts of stuff gratis off the US military mind you after the kill dozer incident.
Lunatic built an armoured bulldozer fitted with heavy calibre rifles and went beserk you can sort of explain why small town cops want armoured cars:(
 
Given that the decision to acquire that has actually already been made, yes it is a good idea to get them so much cheaper. No point wasting 2 million quid just to keep up appearances of due process or whatever.
Well, how about challenging the decision - tying it down in all sorts of tape. Seriously, a decision has made is all you need to hear to applaud it and search for the best most cost-free way to facilitate it? A decision has been made.

I wonder what other sort of decisions you're so keen to meekly comply with? You anti-social type.

Someone above me made a decision so i'm just you know guarding the gate, trying to get value for money you know
 
Boris was always planning to get them cheap from Germany anyway.

It would be interesting to know what the legal implications of using a water cannon could be. The police aren't simply allowed to tool up with any kind of weapon they like the look of, this isn't the USA.
 
Boris was always planning to get them cheap from Germany anyway.

It would be interesting to know what the legal implications of using a water cannon could be. The police aren't simply allowed to tool up with any kind of weapon they like the look of, this isn't the USA.

Wiki says relevant parliamentary approval would be required in England, Wales and Scotland.
 
I'm not quite sure how this works given that the Assembly voted against them. Of course it could be that the Assembly is useless, but it could also be Boris bullshit.
 
I think we should start small with this sort of stuff. When the met police have proven that they can use, for example, a pencil without killing or maiming themselves or innocent members of the public, then they can be allowed to upgrade to clicky biros. In a few centuries, with careful training, they might by ready for a pair of scissors.
 
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