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So the police failed to mention the why, for this arrest, just that they were in possession of a lot of candy and the replies are really making them pay for their mistake
This is why people are losing respect for the police...
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So the police failed to mention the why, for this arrest, just that they were in possession of a lot of candy and the replies are really making them pay for their mistake
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so what is the sweet punchline ?
I've got to wonder if embedded tweets contain identifiable, to Musk, tracking information on the poster.
I keep seeing Mina smallman being solicited by the media to criticize the police (the new committee setup) and their failure to acknowledge met institutional racism -
the police photographs whilst regrettable are nothing compared to horror at the guy who killed her daughters surely, her bile just seems misplaced/irreverent.
I've got to wonder if embedded tweets contain identifiable, to Musk, tracking information on the poster.
I keep seeing Mina smallman being solicited by the media to criticize the police (the new committee setup) and their failure to acknowledge met institutional racism -
the police photographs whilst regrettable are nothing compared to horror at the guy who killed her daughters surely, her bile just seems misplaced/irreverent.
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I prefer it over sweets
This is disgraceful behaviour by the police. Because an autistic girl said to her mother, in her house, that the police woman looks like a lesbian like her nana, this police woman went over the top demanding an arrest.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Autistic girl arrested for saying officer 'looked like lesbian nana'
West Yorkshire Police's professional standards panel is assessing footage of the incident involving an autistic 16-year-old girl in Leeds following a complaint by her mother.
This is disgraceful behaviour by the police. Because an autistic girl said to her mother, in her house, that the police woman looks like a lesbian like her nana, this police woman went over the top demanding an arrest.
Autistic girl arrested for saying officer 'looked like lesbian nana'
West Yorkshire Police's professional standards panel is assessing footage of the incident involving an autistic 16-year-old girl in Leeds following a complaint by her mother.
Yep all over Twitter now, that Lesbian looking woman needs to be FIRED!
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This is disgraceful behaviour by the police. Because an autistic girl said to her mother, in her house, that the police woman looks like a lesbian like her nana, this police woman went over the top demanding an arrest.
Autistic girl arrested for saying officer 'looked like lesbian nana'
West Yorkshire Police's professional standards panel is assessing footage of the incident involving an autistic 16-year-old girl in Leeds following a complaint by her mother.
Somewhat similiar to the 'gay horse' case from quite a while back....
You May Now Call a Police Horse ‘Gay’ in the U.K. | TIME.com
A British law which had been used to prosecute a variety of poorly defined offenses will be amended, to the joy of British free speech advocates.
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Is it illegal to say to someone they look like a lesbian? Genuine question.
It probably depends on context, in most situations I'd say no.
Apparently one of the officers was told the daughter was autistic and they responded with "I don't care". So it seems only certain protected characteristics matter to them.
Only if you're in Government or the Police.
I've been insulted for far far worse and I just get told to block them! But If I was the Police I'd be untouchable
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Looked into it a bit more. Yeah there is no way this was a crime. It would be like someone saying to me I look like a Scotsman when I walked down the street wearing a kilt.
The Girl was simply making an observation without any malice.
Sounds like a wrongful arrest to me.
The Girl was simply making an observation without any malice.
Sounds like a wrongful arrest to me.
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Why not just message said person and say this is unacceptable behavior and quote the law. She may have replied differently saying it wasn't meant any harm? Job Done
But no, use your abusive powers yet again!
Have you guys seen their twitter feed though? It's full of LGBT stuff
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Whats this about? It seems to have been ignored.
Driven from where and why?
In your capacity as what? Are you some type of lawyer or something?
99 problems
Driven from where and why?
In your capacity as what? Are you some type of lawyer or something?
99 problems
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It might not have been the first incident of the night. They had just driven her home while she was intoxicated.
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I've heard that line from the police so many times. You do realise that the law is public right? It's not hidden away in law offices, anyone can read it:
Public Order Act 1986
An Act to abolish the common law offences of riot, rout, unlawful assembly and affray and certain statutory offences relating to public order; to create new offences relating to public order; to control public processions and assemblies; to control the stirring up of racial hatred; to provide...
She wasn't arrested for intoxication though. If she was committing criminal acts and the police wanted to arrest her for that, then that's what they should do. They should not be arresting someone because they are such **********, that they can't help being visually compared to someone who happens to be a lesbian.
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lol its a line from a Jay Z track.
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