UK Policing News

TVP CS case delayed...

source http://www.dailymail...l#ixzz0uQI68FuU in my opinion i dont agree with this at all not to report a crime

A PCSO posted some inappropriate comments on Facebook and has been pulled up over them. Not much of a story, perhaps, but the eminent news source that is The Metro describes him as a "volunteer policeman". The Metro ArticleI do like the idea of a 'wolf section' though

http://www.edp24.co....3A33%3A59%3A370

The scene could have come straight from a wild west movie - but instead of the plains of Texas it was the streets of Lewisham. Pc Andrew Hill, 43, of the Met's Mounted Branch, was on patrol with his horse Horatio when he came across a woman screaming after a burglary. He said: "She was in a blind panic and all she could say was 'my flat, my flat' and then pointed at this guy saying 'him, him'. Galloping to the rescue: Pc Andrew Hill chased a burglar on his mount Horatio "At that point the man pulled a scarf over his face and took off. I realised something serious had happened and gave chase. He was running as fast as he could but I kept sight of him. I cante…

i was arrested a few months ago after fighting in town i was quite drunk but not completely blathered.what happened is as i was arrested and thrown in the back of the van with my hands handcuffed behind my back i was allegedly kicking out and i caught a police officer in the groin.i don't think i deliberately kicked him in the groin and it was more struggling not to be arrested i accept i shouldn't of really struggled in the first place. but the polce officer is saying i did it deliberately and maliciously and it is going to trial i haven't committed a crime in the best part of ten years. i am pleading not guilty. but what do you think is going to happen if i am found…

http://www.policeora...lice_25217.htmlnot a bad thing to set yourself up with plane watch if you have got time on your hands:aok:

http://www.digitalsp...d.php?t=1296211 Here's a quirky little story to get me going. My wife works for the police and she's been telling me that a couple of weeks back there was an incident where a van-load of officers were on their way back from some event and they had to make a stop so that one of the desperate coppers could relieve himself. Unfortunately, he was spotted in the act of urinating by a member of the public who reported the incident. The copper concerned (who was uniformed) has been disciplined. My wife tells me that the reaction at the nick has been varied. I won't reveal my own (or her) thoughts at this stage but what do others think on here? - sympath…

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http://www.dailyecho...__video/?ref=mr A POLICE sergeant who restrained a teenager being held in custody for assaulting another officer has himself been reprimanded. Has it come down to Police needing to cuddle these idiots, maybe even breast feed them. Be warned they`re will come a point in time where handcuffs or any other restraint will soon be made illegal, and if a criminal does not wish to come with the Police, they won`t have to. So, you catch up with a mugger, mugger says yes what i can i do for you, reply, please come along with us to Police station, mugger replies, not today thank you, you reply OK have a nice day. Forget not you may need to then pay compens…

You decide if it was excessive or not... A POLICE sergeant who restrained a teenager being held in custody for assaulting another officer has himself been reprimanded. Despite a report claiming the officer acted by the book, the complaint against Sgt Steve Turner made by the 17-year-old, who had also sworn in front of officers, was upheld on grounds he used excessive force. Th officer was even criticised for how he spoke to teenager Gerard Shannon, who had been drinking heavily and had spat and lashed out at his colleagues when they tried to arrest him. The custody suite sergeant was also said to have used “excessive force†on Shannon when he became verbally abusiv…

worth a read in what they have to say

link http://www.policeora...ance_25172.html sad loss of life when a young boy walks on the hard shoulder who should not have been there gets killed by a car and then hit by others. and a sad loss to his poor family .

Quite a good pic of the officer reaching for his weapon! My linkhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1295359/Pictured-The-moment-Prince-Charless-minder-went-gun-Glastonbury.html

WELL i hope you who voted for this collaborator cameron are all pleased with yourselves. I have seen on the news today that police budgets are being cut by 25% and this will mean cuts to front line policing including pcso and police redundancies. I am worried for my job now. The government are even changing the rules so police can be made redundant. Crime will go up as a result. The chickens are home to roost. The only way to cut the defecit is to leave the EU and protect our services at home instead of our taxes going on building motorways in Latvia. I told you so. Garbut Onions