GB's teen crime commisioner - should she step down?

MrMoonX · 7 Apr 2013 at 15:02

so not only do we have full time PCC's that couldnt even get a simple electoral mandate because no one wanted them so didnt bother to vote. We are now paying some foul mouthed kid £15k a year as a youth PCC, WTF is wrong with the home office

Craterloads · 7 Apr 2013 at 15:04

bitslice said:
If she had been black then this thread wouldn't exist, because we would just assume that all black kids behaved that way. Also, what an awesome idea for the police to try and connect with the black youth and how non racist they must be for doing so.

What planet are you from ? How many times can one say black in a paragraph, you must be obsessed.

Name · 7 Apr 2013 at 15:06

Dont even understand why we have a teen youth crime commissioner, what a load of ********.

Please fully star out all swearing in future. Thank you.

SexyGreyFox · 7 Apr 2013 at 15:24

Give the kid a break, I thought that BBC video was quite excellent and she put herself across really well.
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.

Biohazard · 7 Apr 2013 at 15:26

Dimple said:
Give the kid a break, I thought that BBC video was quite excellent and she put herself across really well.
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.

The righteous Dimple. Tasering the disobedient alter boys all the way to the pulpit.

Jono8 · 7 Apr 2013 at 15:28

Dimple said:
Give the kid a break, I thought that BBC video was quite excellent and she put herself across really well.
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.

Come off it

SexyGreyFox · 7 Apr 2013 at 15:29

Biohazard said:
The righteous Dimple. Tasering the disobedient alter boys all the way to the pulpit.

Exactly, it isn't like she was a danger to herself and throwing herself all over a shower with nasty pipes sticking out where she could do herself a lot of damage so a nice Bobby asked her Mothers permission to save her from serious harm (even if it meant putting a taser on the lowest setting).
Of course some posters would let her crack her head open because she deserved it.

jsmoke · 7 Apr 2013 at 15:30

Trashy chav, kick her out.

"andy" · 7 Apr 2013 at 15:33

Whats this job even there for ?

Separating teens from adults is part of the problem if you ask me

Teens think they can get away with crime because well most of the time they do or are sent home to parents who couldn't care less . I have mates who got away with all sorts when younger and they only ever stopped when the danger of prison or losing job etc became a real one once they where adults

Buffman · 7 Apr 2013 at 15:38

Thumbmans tears don't get through me. Burn her!.... Or just take the job off her and give it to someone actually deserving.

swillsy · 7 Apr 2013 at 15:40

She should be sacked and whoever hired her should follow tbh. Basic social media checks happen all the time even for none public facing roles so its crazy negligent not to check.

Agree with the above I don't see the purpose of the role or her eyebrows.

fez · 7 Apr 2013 at 15:47

I assume this was some half cocked idea to show that the youth of today are not a bunch of scummers in general. The trick when trying to hold someone up as an example is to actually pick someone who is a decent person.

Its no reflection on her personality when someone sticks a camera in her face and asks her what she thinks about her peers and she manages to say something you expect any normal person to. That just tells us that she is not completely retarded.

I do wish that we actually ran some form of meritocracy for these sort of things. Instead of accepting defeat in the face of celebrity culture, perhaps we should actually show children that you can be a nice person who works hard and gets the rewards for it.

There will have been thousands of kids in the area much better suited to this role but she was the right blend of chav, thick and lowest common denominator that no one could possibly feel threatened or beneath her. I don't blame her for this, just the muppets who keep pulling this sort of stunt.

atpbx · 7 Apr 2013 at 15:52

Jono8 said:
Yes because that is the same....

Of course it is.

You cant sack someone, or demand they resign for something they did previously (unless its undisclosed criminal convictions).

**** me if that was the case nobody would have a job.

What goes on in some of your heads sometimes is beyond belief.

borich_planner · 7 Apr 2013 at 15:55

I would tap it

fez · 7 Apr 2013 at 16:00

atpbx said:
Of course it is.

You cant sack someone, or demand they resign for something they did previously (unless its undisclosed criminal convictions).

**** me if that was the case nobody would have a job.

What goes on in some of your heads sometimes is beyond belief.

Either they didn't check on her social media or they didn't know she had that account. I can't see why they would let her have the job if they knew about it.

You can't force her to resign I wouldn't have thought but how many government positions are occupied by people who have been publicly racist, sexist, boasted about their drug taking and being drunk at work. I don't know what you have been up to in your past atpbx but I have never posted anything of that nature on facebook, twitter or anything else and would expect people to treat me like a **** if I had.

Shes my favourite type of person; racist, lazy and proud of the fact.

scorza · 7 Apr 2013 at 16:02

phonemonkey said:
She's not just any young person though, she's being paid £15k to be a role model for young people. Her behaviour shows her to be unfit for that job

Who among us can honestly say they've never drunk too much and made a fool of themselves? It's worse these days than in my day because of the existence of social media where such idiotic excess is preserved for all to see. I say, let him who is without sin cast the first stone, and let children be free to make childish mistakes.

Destination · 7 Apr 2013 at 16:04

scorza said:
Who among us can honestly say they've never drunk too much and made a fool of themselves? It's worse these days than in my day because of the existence of social media where such idiotic excess is preserved for all to see. I say, let him who is without sin cast the first stone, and let children be free to make childish mistakes.

At age 15 and 16, i was not making a fool of mysf being drunk, nor posting boasting about it either.
I also wasn't applying for a job worth £15k a year, and holding myself up as a basion of what is good with youth.

I thinking you are trolling.

cm1179 · 7 Apr 2013 at 16:06

scorza said:
Who among us can honestly say they've never drunk too much and made a fool of themselves?

but i wasn't then getting paid £15k pa a year later to be the voice of teen crime

scorza · 7 Apr 2013 at 16:10

Hikari Kisugi said:
At age 15 and 16, i was not making a fool of mysf being drunk, nor posting boasting about it either.
I also wasn't applying for a job worth £15k a year, and holding myself up as a basion of what is good with youth.

I thinking you are trolling.

But then if you found a teenager who was a bastion of all that is good with youth, and none of the bad, they aren't exactly going to be representative of the people they are supposed to represent, and therefore unable to act as a role model.

fez · 7 Apr 2013 at 16:12

cm1179 said:
but i wasn't then getting paid £15k pa a year later to be the voice of teen crime

I assume you were posting about how racist, sexist and generally ***** you are when you are drunk though because thats what all the cool kids do. Seriously, at what point now are people actually responsible for the fact they are a ****. At 15 - 16 I was working and very aware that if I did anything a bit silly, the last thing I would want is for it to reach any adults involved in my life. And by silly, I mean getting caught drinking or smoking, not being a racist ****.