Yeah other women not men
This is why people are losing respect for the police...
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Soldato
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Fair point!
so your saying they should stop recruiting women then? they can't choose what sex calls to attend.
if I kick a cat or a dog, is it worse if its female or male?
in my mind sex shouldn't be a deciding factor in anything yet we see it all the time.
I'll make exception when it comes to women's safety, but to me that would also likely mean no female responders anyway and no women on the front line. if they are as strong as a man by all means put yourself in harms way if you wish.
but the others are not capable of enforcing anything without a bunch of men with them anyway, we go from 2 cops responding, to about 4, just because one is a woman.
not very efficient policing is it, especially when the forces are already stretched pretty thinly.
It's basically putting the public at risk to appease the far left, it actually makes me wonder how many of these women end up taking loads of time off because of PTSD or never return to the job again.
No doubt a lot of them realise they made a mistake and can't really hack it.
probably loads of the men too judging by some of the coppers I've seen, reducing the requirements was a big mistake imo
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When I was 11 I got arrested and the copper clubbed me over the head with his radio a few times despite the fact I was face down on the floor and not trying to resist.
Where have i said they shouldnt be doing the job!
The problem is thugs didn't care about smashing up a female officer and now we shpuld all feel sorry that an officer went overboard and put a boot in
Soldato
That officer was certainly on a roll that day...
news.sky.com
Police officer who kicked and stamped on man at Manchester Airport also filmed pepper spraying different person
The police officer - who has been suspended following a video showing a suspect being kicked and stamped on - was later filmed pepper spraying a man at Manchester Airport.
I'd argue it does matter they are Muslim.
IF they kicked off purely because a male police officer did something like touch a female without permission
That's not how our society really works is it.
Should be no excuse for physical violence against an officer anyway, but the police response should be proportionate which I don't believe was the case.
a lot of tax payers money is likely headed to the family even though IMO they don't deserve it, if they behaved like normal human beings then the whole incident could have been avoided
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So officer uses tool made available to him?That officer was certainly on a roll that day...
Police officer who kicked and stamped on man at Manchester Airport also filmed pepper spraying different person
The police officer - who has been suspended following a video showing a suspect being kicked and stamped on - was later filmed pepper spraying a man at Manchester Airport.
Wow
Soldato
That airport is absolutely covered in high definition CCTV. I suspect a much clearer picture of what happened will come out over the coming days.
but what was the justification for using it? just because the other guy had the audacity to question whatever the officers were trying to accomplish?
it doesnt seem like the guy was about to become violent.
too many officers think it's their job to tell people what to do without any discussion taking place, sometimes their commands aren't even legal in the first place and they do get the law wrong.
see it all the time on those police audit videos (them getting it wrong, not the violence) people have even been arrested wrongly and given compensation during their "police audits"
Cops seem to lose it whenever people question their authority, seems like they have 0 patience or understanding.
It's almost like they don't know what to do when the script they are reading from runs out
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It's not going to change the unlawful use of force.
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I see the family are now traumatised by the actions of the police officer, obviously not traumatised by their own relative starting it all with the initial assault.
Grifters gonna grift, wonder if you can you still get brain damage if you're sub 75 iq to begin with.
Grifters gonna grift, wonder if you can you still get brain damage if you're sub 75 iq to begin with.
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Soldato
It mattered a great deal acually.
The situation escalated quickly because the police requested to search a Muslim woman and offence was taken to this by the men in her group. That is how the fight started initially.
hopefully they get 16k and have to stop claiming benefits, assuming they are which lets be honest is likely....
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Soldato
I was horrified by the footage intially until I realised that 3 airport Police officers had already been injured by the attackers, requiring hospital treatment.
The police in the attack were firearms officers, under NO circumstances is it acceptable for these officers to be over powered and loose control of their weapons.
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but he had many options available to him and if they are in control of weapons they shouldn't let someone get close enough to punch them.
taser or baton them, cs gas whatever
did they actually have firearms or just tasers?
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Soldato
Yes, probably shooting the attacker was the ‘option’ has was most qualified to do in this situation.
As I’ve said a firearms officer absolutely cannot get into grappling range with a potential threat - especially in a place like an airport.
I think you're being generous with 75 tbh, they don't look very bright.
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Caporegime
This thread is like a time machine back to the “good old days”. Some absolutely ridiculous comments.
Nice ninja edit above to avoid the suspension.
Nice ninja edit above to avoid the suspension.
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