Academic strip searched = police complaint and PTSD
When someone is being stop searched handing them something (or potentially taking something from them) could absolutely be obstruction of a police officer.
Ditto for someone already arrested by a police officer.
And what a surprise that she is a Socialist who thinks we haven't yet had 'real' socialism.....
Because we haven't heard that one before! Don't worry comrade Duff I'm sure if people like you were in charge we would end up with the 'real' socialism where there's no need for police never mind police violence!
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It's great for seeing who would fit perfectly in the Gestapo or Stazi too
I mean let's be real here, she was arrested for handing a piece of card with legal advice to a kid
She was then stripped naked and searched simply because she refused to obey authority and was deemed a threat
That's pretty ****** up
Caporegime
Clearly not. Hence why an impartial third party found the actions to be entirely justified.
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Because judges are infallible and not human and can't have errors in judgement
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...ng-solution-soaring-violent-crime-judge-says/
https://www.theguardian.com/law/2011/feb/03/high-court-judges-poor-judgment
In cases like this OP I think it would be more prudent if a panel of judges were involved if one wanted fairness
I'm sure you could find judges who would have found in favour of the woman, because nobody on this planet is truly impartial
It's a good job you are clueless then unlike the legally trained people who cleared the Police but don't let the facts and LAW get in the way of your opinion.
Already quoted but worth it again, sums up the over privileged, self-righteous bint for getting herself into trouble.
A 'kid' with a six inch knife on his person in the capital city of our country currently suffering a rather high level of fatal stabbings....
'deemed a threat' includes being a threat to yourself. An awful lot of people who die in police cells do so as a result of suicide or overdose from drugs they secreted on/in their bodies.
, strap in tight, you hooked a live one!!!!!!!
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It seems you're more happy she got what she "deserved" because she's a feminist
I'm not a fan of feminazi's but I'll fight for their freedom to be one and their right to peaceful non-compliance without being labelled mental or a threat
It's depressing there's so many ignorant and submissive fools happy to see freedoms be thrown away in order spite those they don't agree with
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She is well known to police then. She needs to learn not to obstruct someones job. Could you imaging if she got stabbed even though she was trying to help. Bet she wouldn't try to help again if that happened.
What judge? I don't think there was a judge involved, helps if you read the article
But she was acquitted by a magistrate (still technically not a legal professional, but advised by one) of obstruction and assault.
So, no one did anything wrong but she ended up getting strip searched
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If we lived in a free country with free speech, i'd be inclined to agree with this point, but we don't.
I'd LOVE to hear what you are doing to defend our freedoms so vigorously?
I'm sure you're not one of those submissive, law abiding tax payers who never really encounters the police so you should have some great stories of fighting the man?
Did you go to a protest, wave a placard and chant a bit before heading home for some delicious fish fingers?
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If she had killed herself or someone else with a weapon she had on her and which she was allowed to keep without question, would that be a good lesson? She didn't have a weapon on her, but she could have. There are valid reasons for searching people who've been arrested. Would you be willing to tell the friends and relatives of people killed that way that their loved one's death was better than a prisoner being searched? If you hold a particular position, you should be willing to take responsibility for it.
I think it's not as clear-cut and extreme as you think it is. I also think there's a significant difference between being searched and being raped.
She was arrested with cause, briefly detained, searched and released. She wasn't arrested for not kow-towing to The Party. She wasn't arrested for having something a Party official wanted. She wasn't held indefinitely without trial. She wasn't tortured. She wasn't killed. It's not the extremist authoritarian regime you're portraying. It's dubious and it should be (and is being) investigated and publicised, but it's not a fascist tyranny.
Soldato
Should've left her naked and shivering in the cell and then threw away the key just on that basis alone.
Soldato
Playing devil's advocate by linking the Daily Mail's spin on the story. Granted the Guardian uses better English, however, the writing styles show that the Guardian and the DM can be just as bad as each other. They spin the opposite way.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ng-PTSD-flashbacks-strip-searched-police.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ng-PTSD-flashbacks-strip-searched-police.html
Man of Honour
I wouldn't fight for the freedom of bigots to be above the law and a risk to everyone. We'd have far less freedom under the rule of people like that than we do now, so while they should be tolerated they shouldn't be privileged.
Caporegime
They should have sent a poet.
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Indeed, she has a few friends on this board,
such a lot of mouth frothing, eye bulging anti-police vitriol, SO angry, boy do they
not like the forces of law and order.
Make a note of their names, when society breaks down they will be the leaders of the death squads .