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The just a few bad apples argument has been rolled out beyond plausibility. I question why any good people would chose to live in the community.
Everyone on that camp will know who killed the officer. None will come forward.
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The just a few bad apples argument has been rolled out beyond plausibility. I question why any good people would chose to live in the community.
Everyone on that camp will know who killed the officer. None will come forward.
Years of inbreeding this is what you get feral and lawless . If you confront one their first reaction is "do you want a bare knuckle fight" . Find an isolated island and move them all there "Anthrax island" comes to mind
Soldato
It shouldn’t take the death of a police officer for them to start enforcing the law.
We have another Cathy Newman in the house.. did I say it was all to do with not passing sentences on repeat offenders? Read what I posted.
1. I didn't say that resources or police numbers weren't a problem.
2. Quite a lot of the time the police don't even follow up on enquires (as you even explain the reason for that in your own post i.e. not enough resources or police).
Most crime is committed by the same few people. Those people need locking up for a long time. At the moment they aren't.
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Your naivety is overwhelming, countless other serious crimes from these "communities" have been swept under the PC carpet by the UK police hierarchy. (Note I say "hierarchy" not the cops on the street, in general...) Although many seem to be being recruited with a certain bizarre tolerance for lawlessness from ethnic "minorities" as their raison d'etre.
Hit nail on head.
When new york concentrated on crime in the 1990s, they prioritised things like street crime and anti social behaviour, the reasoning was, thats the first rung on the ladder for criminals, you kill it at the root.
Now days we have "acceptable crime".
You provide a deterrent.
Make an example of those caught, and keep enough of a visible presence round the clock to make people think its too risky to smash someones car.
But have they had one of their own murdered?
Is that not of a to tally different level?
Nope , they are constantly round here ( North notts ) on Schools grounds , Club grounds , public car parks, industrial estates and leave nothing but a constant trail of rubbish , human and dog poo and crime in their wake. The rose tinted mystical people crap is just an excuse for the ***** apologists.
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We've just had them turned off a site near us. Rocked up on a Saturday afternoon and in the space of an hour I saw them driving the wrong way down a dual carriageway, ignoring right of way on roundabouts, threaten an old bloke who beeped his horn when one pulled out in front of him, fight with security guards in a shop when they were caught shoplifting, not one of their vehicles was taxed or insured.
Council had them turned out within 24 hours. Police did sweet F A. No charges brought.
Council had them turned out within 24 hours. Police did sweet F A. No charges brought.
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No, the politically correct in the Force will continue to be PC and after much hand wringing the "travelling community" will still enjoy a different approach to you or I if we act similarly unlawfully in our day to day existences. No doubt their defence barristers will cite a different way of life, disadvantaged childhoods, alcohol or drug abuse leading to diminished responsibility, an uncertainty as to the actual murderer, lack of neutral witnesses, blah blah, and some liberal judge will nod sagely and proffer some ridiculously compassionate (and insulting to the officer's family) sentence and advise that their community receives further aid, understanding and tolerance.
What mazes me is that there are obvious votes to be won all over this country if a party took the hard ground and made a vow to change the statute book to be similar to Ireland where their shenanigans are no longer tolerated (and probably why they come over here more in the summer...).
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A guy called Daniel Bostock did a good video a couple of years ago about the police, and how policing had changed from being a deterrent and having a constant presence in the community, to now being a reactionary force that react after a crime as been committed.
It's very rare that police go out in to the community unless a crime as already been committed, or the public are making a big noise about it. I'll try and find the video later as he goes to one of these community sessions were the local public can talk to the police.
Ok I found the video here.
In my area the local police station was removed, and according to google the nearest police station is roughly 15 minutes away from arriving in my town.
Just having 2 or 3 police walking the streets around this area, talking to local people, holding weekly community sessions would reduce the growing crime in this town. 20 years ago crime was nearly zero. But these days its grown massively all across the town, mainly by this small group of people.
In the recent years I've had a quad stolen from the backyard (apart from a PCSO happened to be walking past and attended I only got a crime number from the police, never saw the police). Since then we've installed CCTV cameras around the outside of the house. I've since spotted people approaching the back gates, jumping over the fence then getting spooked by the yard spotlight coming on. They also lurked around the back yards of the neighbours too.
On the front cameras I helped the police identify a man who had conned his way in to the house of an old woman, who has dementia. Luckily her daughter arrived to find him sitting in the front room. He quickly got up and left. But I was able to see him and his car registration number and he was arrested and taken to court. A repeat offender.
Another crime was 2 lads stole a car and a dog, then the dog jumped out of the car on the road. The 2 lads drove off, then came back to try and get the dog, another car pulled up who was with them. Got their registration plate and passed it on to the woman whos car was stolen (luckily she got the dog back, not sure about the car. But the offender was known via the local facebook group).
This house as been in my family since the 1960s and only in the last 10 years have we felt directly crime.
It's very rare that police go out in to the community unless a crime as already been committed, or the public are making a big noise about it. I'll try and find the video later as he goes to one of these community sessions were the local public can talk to the police.
Ok I found the video here.
In my area the local police station was removed, and according to google the nearest police station is roughly 15 minutes away from arriving in my town.
Just having 2 or 3 police walking the streets around this area, talking to local people, holding weekly community sessions would reduce the growing crime in this town. 20 years ago crime was nearly zero. But these days its grown massively all across the town, mainly by this small group of people.
In the recent years I've had a quad stolen from the backyard (apart from a PCSO happened to be walking past and attended I only got a crime number from the police, never saw the police). Since then we've installed CCTV cameras around the outside of the house. I've since spotted people approaching the back gates, jumping over the fence then getting spooked by the yard spotlight coming on. They also lurked around the back yards of the neighbours too.
On the front cameras I helped the police identify a man who had conned his way in to the house of an old woman, who has dementia. Luckily her daughter arrived to find him sitting in the front room. He quickly got up and left. But I was able to see him and his car registration number and he was arrested and taken to court. A repeat offender.
Another crime was 2 lads stole a car and a dog, then the dog jumped out of the car on the road. The 2 lads drove off, then came back to try and get the dog, another car pulled up who was with them. Got their registration plate and passed it on to the woman whos car was stolen (luckily she got the dog back, not sure about the car. But the offender was known via the local facebook group).
This house as been in my family since the 1960s and only in the last 10 years have we felt directly crime.
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It is depressing to note how many hypocritical people decry the declining attitude to law and order in this thread and yet applaud the attack on Owen Jones in another thread.
Okay, are we supposed to nod sagely, and let it be, because that’s how it’s been?
I wouldn’t hold your breath wolfie.
Do you also believe in the tooth fairy?
Don’t come on here, telling the truth about them, you know that’s frowned upon.
Can you take your unicorn from my front garden?
I’ve already warned FoxEye about telling it how it is, don’t you start.
Yeah, right, and in other predictions, you can be assured that Donald Trump will swim across the Pacific.
Soldato
I lost all respect for the police last year when they turned up at my door step and pushed passed me to get into my property to accuse me of racial hate towards a kebab shop owner. Making threats that I might have to be arrested etc etc (either I do or I don't?). It was all his words against mine and in the end nothing happened after that initial encounter.
All what happened was I had complained about the dodgy food to the kebab shop owner.
All what happened was I had complained about the dodgy food to the kebab shop owner.
That reminds me of a story I was reading yesterday about this girl doing her exams, shes a vegan, and said she didn't like the way halal meat was prepared. The exam board immediately considered her Islamophobic and said she'd made 'obscene racial comments'. The decision eventually got overturned when her school protested and the board apologised. Apart from Islam not being a racist, this politically correct culture as made some people crazy.
Vegetarian student disqualified from GCSE paper for 'obscene racial comments' after she criticised halal meat
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/...ok-remarks-about-halal-meat-for-a4215746.html
Soldato
They just wanted me to admit to something I hadn't done. They didn't even have any real proof that I was at the said kebab shop.
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