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kent county constabulary police wallet / warrant card+West Midlands police wallet / warrant card+south yorkshire police wallet / warrant card+police wallet I P A it is not news before you backlash me?? i can see why people inpersonate the police like the case of the man who said he worked for the met. thats why i posted it
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East Sussex Police is launching the first-of-its-kind internet-era town hall event at County Hall, Lewes. http://www.sussex.police.uk/VirtualTownHall/index.asp + www.eastsussex.gov.uk/webcasts, looks like a good plan to me :thumbsup:a new internet-era for the people of sussex .and the police
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/ter...or-attacks.html Muslim police officers have rebelled openly against the Government’s anti-terrorism strategy, warning that it is an “affront to British values†which threatens to trigger ethnic unrest. Well yes and no, the far right i am sure are lined up in the Polices sights too, but i think you should be worrying more about your lot then look around to find someone else to blame.
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A VOLUNTEER crimefighter is retiring after giving around 12,000 hours of his own time to help make the streets of Bolton safer over the past 25 years. Chief Inspector Peter Ryder, who used to lead Bolton’s special constabulary, finally hung up his handcuffs at a ceremony at Bolton Central Police Station yesterday. Chief Superintendent Steve Hartley paid tribute to his dedication which saw him work roughly 10 hours a week, unpaid, over his 25 years service. Mr Ryder retired from full-time employment seven years ago after he had worked in a clerical role for Royal Mail in Bolton, Manchester and Preston. Acting Special Chief Inspector Jit Khimani will now take over…
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East Sussex Police is launching the first-of-its-kind internet-era town hall event at County Hall, Lewes. Taking inspiration from President Obama’s ‘Virtual Town Hall’ which took place in March 2009, a panel of East Sussex Police Officers and Sussex Police Authority members are holding a Police Virtual Question Time on January 21st, when they will talk to the public about community issues, live across the web. The innovative event aims to provide new opportunities for the public to voice their thoughts and concerns about what matters most to them, and to build on the two-way communication between the police and members of public. Chief Superintendent Robin S…
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A chief constable wants shoplifters to be punished in special shopping centre courts. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12...l#ixzz0cz8qLLHA Not entirely certain why they`re might be a need for a separate court. But nice idea.
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A Somali jailed for sheltering a policewoman's killer won the right to stay in Britain yesterday. Outrage erupted after Hewan Gordon, 38, won an appeal against a Government bid to deport him. Gordon had served 18 months' jail for giving refuge to evil Muzzaker Shah, one of the gang which shot dead PC Sharon Beshenivsky in Bradford in 2005. The Home Office wanted to boot him out and send him back to his war-ravaged homeland. But an immigration tribunal backed his plea to be allowed to remain in the UK. The decision was condemned by police, politicians and Sharon's widower Paul, who said: "I am appalled. I don't understand how these do-gooders who sit on the board…
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/manchester/8470277.stm "restricted duties" ?
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PC Stephen Mitchell, 41, was arrested in Glasgow on Monday night (18 January) by officers from Northumbria Police's Professional Standards Department, who have been investigating these matters under the management of the Independent Police Complaints Commission. http://www.policeoracle.com/
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A drunken businesswoman who was speeding at 113mph when she killed a young couple was jailed for more than seven years today. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12...l#ixzz0dAdJKAFB :furious3:
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one council plans to tear down all memorials to road accident victims after just 30 days. Leaving a floral tribute at the scene of a road death can often help grieving relatives get over their loss. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12...l#ixzz0d5PtvuVj
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A controversial judge allowed a violent thug to walk free from court despite admitting that the public think judges are 'going mad' for passing soft sentences. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12...l#ixzz0d9W3vXUB We need new judges, one`s that give out real sentences to all that break the law. Good going mate, with judges like your good self, the public will be safer in prison.
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An elderly woman from the Aberdeen area has been cheated out of £24,000 in a Euromillions lottery scam, police said. why do they still fall for this con trick i will never know?? Grampian Police warned it was the latest in a long line of frauds to have hit the north east, which have ranged from fake shares to cloned websites. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/north_east/8464334.stm
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Superb, Carr by name Car by nature, wonder if he was dictating at the time too!. If he had any decency maybe he'd had just coughed it, still a few grand down for his failed attempt at twisting the law to suit his own needs. I detest people who can't be asked to go to court and plead not guilty by letter, if i have to go ,so do you!.Mind you i'm happy when i get the result in their absence. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/suffolk/8454562.stm Jimmy Carr has been represented by celebrity solicitor Nick Freeman Comic Jimmy Carr has been convicted of speeding for driving at 10mph over the limit through a village in Suffolk. Mr Carr, 37, drove his Bentley GT in Boxfor…
