Caporegime
Dunno like, most videos I see of Chinese kids they're torturing defenceless animals to death.
This is why people are losing respect for the police...
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Dunno like, most videos I see of Chinese kids they're torturing defenceless animals to death.
and you don't think they control the videos the prols believe that Chinese children are watching
video truth lets not forget - how the * Gidion's short video was originally misconstrued, or the de-santos video, or the fake videos the useful idiots believed about Biden or Zelensky,
not sure if they have co-featured zelensky on his yachts too; children don't have the experience to distinguish chatgpt text from humans etc etc.
video truth lets not forget - how the * Gidion's short video was originally misconstrued, or the de-santos video, or the fake videos the useful idiots believed about Biden or Zelensky,
not sure if they have co-featured zelensky on his yachts too; children don't have the experience to distinguish chatgpt text from humans etc etc.
It's amazing how corrupt Britain is, where up there with Ukraine/Russia and not far behind NK now.
It's not just the police, it's almost everything about our society.
seems to be slowly creeping out of parliament over the last few decades and into every other aspect of our lives.
It's not just the police, it's almost everything about our society.
seems to be slowly creeping out of parliament over the last few decades and into every other aspect of our lives.
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There is no TikTok in China, the long con is well and truly underway. The Chinese version is mostly used by adults, and even that is limited in what is shown and how long people can use it for.
There Is No TikTok in China, but There Is Douyin. Here’s What It Is.
ByteDance owns both TikTok and Douyin, and although TikTok has more users around the world, Douyin is the company’s cash cow and a China mainstay.
The damage is already done to young kids in the west, when asked what they want to be when they grow up, the answer is now an influencer. This is from 2019, god only knows what the figures are now.
Infographic: What Do You Want to be When You Grow Up?
This chart shows what children would most like to be when they grow up in the United States, United Kingdom and China.
www.statista.com
The whole poll is biased and flawed.
Chinese kids don't get to access the internet like westerners.
the kids were asked to pick three answers max....
out of what 5 ? it's boxing kids in to pick specific things, with a totally obvious outcome....
It doesn't mean listening to music is better/worse than watching you tube.
Chinese kids don't get to access the internet like westerners.
the kids were asked to pick three answers max....
out of what 5 ? it's boxing kids in to pick specific things, with a totally obvious outcome....
It doesn't mean listening to music is better/worse than watching you tube.
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Man admits murdering wife with skateboard in Newmarket
Three Suffolk police officers are being investigated for misconduct connected to the case.
www.bbc.co.uk
officers under investigation after attending an incident and waiting outside whilst the husband beat the wife to death with a skateboard.
apparently they were asking for permission to enter the address over the radio even though they didn't have to...
BBC too biased to say anything bad about the police so don't say why the officers are under investigation.
Husband may have beaten wife to death with skateboard while police waited outside, court told
Three officers under investigation after Olubunmi Abodunde killed his wife, Taiwo, while on bail
www.telegraph.co.uk
Husband beat wife to death with son's skateboard
When police finally entered 25 minutes later, they found Taiwo Abodunde, 41, with her 'skull smashed in'.
the bbc also mentions the guy was bailed and told not to visit the address.....
so the police should have gone right in and got him straight away obviously, they don't need permission when life is in danger, probably too scared of the big bad man who might hurt them
Remember the old cops... that were all really tall with a good physique and no fear
also judge told him he faces life in prison... yea deport him to Nigeria and let them deal with that... less than 2 years in the UK and commits serious violence....
seems to be a theme these days, maybe they should start looking into people sbackgrounds
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Caporegime
Man admits murdering wife with skateboard in Newmarket
Three Suffolk police officers are being investigated for misconduct connected to the case.www.bbc.co.uk
officers under investigation after attending an incident and waiting outside whilst the husband beat the wife to death with a skateboard.
apparently they were asking for permission to enter the address over the radio even though they didn't have to...
BBC too biased to say anything bad about the police so don't say why the officers are under investigation.
Husband may have beaten wife to death with skateboard while police waited outside, court told
Three officers under investigation after Olubunmi Abodunde killed his wife, Taiwo, while on bail
Husband beat wife to death with son's skateboard
When police finally entered 25 minutes later, they found Taiwo Abodunde, 41, with her 'skull smashed in'.www.dailymail.co.uk
the bbc also mentions the guy was bailed and told not to visit the address.....
so the police should have gone right in and got him straight away obviously, they don't need permission when life is in danger, probably too scared of the big bad man who might hurt them
Remember the old cops... that were all really tall with a good physique and no fear
also judge told him he faces life in prison... yea deport him to Nigeria and let them deal with that... less than 2 years in the UK and commits serious violence....
seems to be a theme these days, maybe they should start looking into people sbackgrounds
I've got a bit of a tale on a similar theme. First time I got pulled over by the police it was for having a faulty brake light. I had just bought the replacement bulb and was on my way home to fit it. Had the receipt and everything. An officer insisted in sitting me in his car and lecturing me then writing out a 'producer'. Whilst he was doing so a call came over the radio about a man kicking his exs door in and requesting officers attended urgently as he had a history of domestic violence.
The officer insisted on sitting and giving me that ticket. His partner was raging at him to go and pointed out I'd done nothing.
Well there is, because you still have statements from witnesses, suspects, victims and the police, CCTV, evidence etc.
All police officers have a PNB.
Burglar being tailed by undercover officers broke into homes after they lost him
Colin Richardson, of Wallsend, who was jailed for 20 burglaries in 2016, was being followed by an undercover team due to his high risk but still managed to carry out two break-ins
www.chroniclelive.co.uk
Police tailing a burglar who took the bus.... lost him.... and he committed two burglaries
too busy looking at their phones or what?
pure incompetence they should be sacked
I bet tags, curfews and orders for people to avoid certain places are as worthless as being tailed by undercover cops.
also hes not a three strikes burglar because the 20 he did in 2016 only count as one... and the couple more he did recently will only count as the second....
Jesus christ... how to massage crime statistics?
should stop wasting money on people who will never change
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Well there is, because you still have statements from witnesses, suspects, victims and the police, CCTV, evidence etc.
All police officers have a PNB.
I'm not sure these officers could be trusted tbh. While I'd not suggest what the other poster has re: cameras being a hard requirement for a conviction (obviously they can break, battery have issues etc...) it does seems like they're not taken seriously.
Accounts of one officer borrowing his mate's camera, footage being recorded over or cameras not available - that's all a little too convenient when it's happened to multiple officers for the same incident.
Secondly, they clearly were incompetent here - not only did the **** wit inspector get the date wrong and not read the guidance (just blindly copied and pasted it in just to have an excuse to arrest Tommy Robinson) but even if he had filled out the form correctly they seem to have misapplied the law regardless - they got the location wrong, didn't give him time to comply and didn't take into account his argument for being there. The police shouldn't behave like this - they just looked for an excuse to suppress an individual the state doesn't like and they completely bungled it - the guidance re: using the legislation wasn't taken seriously, it was just an excuse to give them power to do something. this is the same dumb mentality police use when they abuse terrorism legislation to say harras urban landscape photographers in London - this is partly why legislators need to be very cautious when granting more powers to police because every time they do so those powers are abused, used outside their intended purpose etc..
In this case they were simply keen to arrest him ASAP, no concern for individual rights here and then conveniently lost a load of the footage when it became apparent they'd completely fumbled it. You can't trust the word of people like that - the Met has had a long history of corruption both the more blatant sort (collaboration with organised criminals) and the softer "noble cause" corruption. Bodycams are supposed to clear up the latter + assure marginalised communities re: accusations of racism, the use of stop and search etc. but if there aren't robust procedures in place re: logging the footage then that's undermining the system.
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It's been happening for years and will continue to happen because the power to stop individuals from attending transient events is never going to be stopped by pointless court judgments.
Caporegime
Another complaint in to Northumbria today. As per motors post earlier in the week I was a victim of a hit and run. The police have contacted me today via a none repliable text message to say that its not worth dealing with! Amazing.
Provided them with photos and the drivers registration plus identity.
Again...this is why people take the law in to their own hands.
Provided them with photos and the drivers registration plus identity.
Again...this is why people take the law in to their own hands.
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I always thought this, gradually destroy the west. The west is riddled with Chinese spies.We probably have a few as MPs I even think Hunt could possibly be one.
That laziness should warrant a letter to the local press.
MI5 head warns of 'epic scale' of Chinese espionage
Tens of thousands of British businesses are warned of the risk of having their innovation stolen.
www.bbc.co.uk
British Documentary Alleges China Influences Universities, Spies on Hong Kongers in UK
The film comes as other nations, including the US., are monitoring China's influence on campuses
www.voanews.com
Security services warn over Chinese infiltration in politics
It includes alerts about people trying to get on in politics, and cautions not to discuss sensitive work in Westminster pubs.
www.bbc.co.uk
China’s alleged spy researcher in UK parliament – what we know so far
The man, who was arrested in March in Edinburgh, has said he is ‘completely innocent’
www.theguardian.com
I've just been watching this Mirror video about it.
Jill Dando murder: Man wrongly jailed makes demand of police | EXCLUSIVE
EXCLUSIVE: Barry George, who was wrongly jailed for Jill Dando's murder, makes a poignant demand of police about Serbian assassin, Milorad Ulemek | Jill Dand...
youtu.be
Milorad Ulemek.
I don't believe for a second this guy wasn't known to the British establishment, especially as early on there was a Serbian theory.
The question I ask is why the establishment turned a blind eye and was happy to jail an innocent man?
What are they afraid of? What are they covering up?
It seems foreign agents can murder people on the streets of this country and we don't do anything about it.
Prince Harry is looking rough these days.
