This is why people are losing respect for the police...

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G J said:
There was a young women I forget her name who was a victim of this whom also said during interviews that is was still going on then she gets a visit from the police who seemed more concerned about social cohesion then actually doing anything about it.

Edit: It was a GBNews interview that was covered by the Podcast of the Lotus Eaters video called Resistance is Not Tolerated.
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One of the whistle blowers in Rotherham was told by the INVESTIGATING detective to stop reporting it as she was "rocking the multicultural boat"

In a misconduct hearing regarding the scandal against former DS Walker, Jayne Senior stated: “I was going against perpetrators’ human rights, I was rocking the multicultural boat, I was being racist.”

Someone mentioned earlier in the thread about police being 'institutionally racist', they still are, but now they choose to IGNORE offences based on ethnicity.

Now obviously someone will now point out that the main arrests in the Harehills incident were ethnic, but they can't ignore something that is publicly evidenced.
 
The cops knew about the grooming gangs before it was publicly exposed. But did nothing.

I'm not sure if I've wrote this before on here. But when I used to drop and pick up a friend I used to cut through part of an industrial estate area. Along the road were very young looking girls literally standing at intervals along the road. It was obvious they were school age, and it was an already established red light area.

When the local community complained the police parked a police van on the road at various times of the day and night.

There were media reports in the local newspapers, though none of them mentioned the bulk of women were girls.

The police are still resisting investigations, even when police officers have been designated to interview people their colleagues won't respond.

I think the reason is because the poison is to close for comfort.
 
Dis86 said:
I suppose you can look at the moderation on this forum as an indicator of that culture as well.
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lol wut. I am constantly getting in trouble for being too woke and calling stuff out. The mods hate me. This is a very right wing forum and the rules are clear and enforced with a lot of leeway for things that wouldn’t be acceptable in person.
 
fez said:
I mean, considering the number of crimes the police actually solve I would put a fair bit on money that he would get quite far.
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Using brute force? Doubtful. UK police are on par or better than most other countries at solving crime, or are we saying that globally police are too woke to be able to take on criminals who stand and bang?
 
hurfdurf said:
Public trust in police was at an all time low, your son couldn’t meet the new standards in place to turn that around, don’t be bitter about it.
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couldn't meet the standards? hes an RAF gunner in the Kings Colour Squadron...

Do you really think police officer standards are higher? I bet you couldn't even pass the mock aptitude test

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but couldn't meet the standards to be a police officer? Why would anyone be bitter.

He's learning more skills and getting more life experience than he would be sitting in a police car scared of attending a crime.


Doesn't want to drive around because "yea but, then I'd have to deal with it"


All he wants is a quiet life
 
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hurfdurf said:
lol wut. I am constantly getting in trouble for being too woke and calling stuff out. The mods hate me. This is a very right wing forum and the rules are clear and enforced with a lot of leeway for things that wouldn’t be acceptable in person.
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I think people want it back to the 'good old days'. Which is understandable when you spend enough time on here and see what those people post/think.
 
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arknor said:
couldn't meet the standards? hes an RAF gunner in the Kings Colour Squadron...

Do you really think police officer standards are higher? I bet you couldn't even pass the mock aptitude test
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RAF "Gunner"? What does that mean? Teaboy for the pilots?
 
arknor said:
couldn't meet the standards? hes an RAF gunner in the Kings Colour Squadron...

Do you really think police officer standards are higher? I bet you couldn't even pass the mock aptitude test

RAF Recruitment | DAA | Royal Air Force

This mock Defence Aptitude Assessment is made up of seven parts and designed to be as close to the real exam as possible. The test takes 25 minutes to complete.
recruitment.raf.mod.uk recruitment.raf.mod.uk

but couldn't meet the standards to be a police officer? Why would anyone be bitter.

He's learning more skills and getting more life experience than he would be sitting in a police car scared of attending a crime.


Doesn't want to drive around because "yea but, then I'd have to deal with it"


All he wants is a quiet life
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I have a degree.... I turned down Sandhurst, I'm good mate.

The requirements to be a police officer are a degree from my reading... they are a GCSE pass in Math and English according to the gunner recruitment page.

It's ok, some people aren't suited to academia. I am sorry he would have been too scared to tackle crime if he didn't quit, probably best he doesn't have to deal with anything like that. Glad he can just be himself in the RAF.
 
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