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UK Policing News

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  1. ojm947
    Started by ojm947,

    Source How awful a tragic accident thoughts are with family and friends at this time!

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    • 554 views
  2. Hull_9
    Started by Hull_9,

    Source A DIM-WITTED thief was arrested after he went for an interview at a supermarket he had raided just three days earlier. Dumb Simon Holden, 22, applied for a job as a shelf stacker at his local Asda despite having previously stolen from the store. The jobless crook secured an interview for the role — but was quickly rumbled by the manager. While Holden sat in his interview, bosses reviewed CCTV footage, which featured him escaping from the store with four boxes of lager. Fearing he had been found out, the prospective candidate fled the supermarket, in Colne, Lancs — only stopping to steal two more crates of booze. Holden was arrested hours later and ch…

    • 9 replies
    • 891 views
  3. GordonH
    Started by GordonH,

    You really can't make this stuff up. From : http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12...l-refinery.html

    • 3 replies
    • 542 views
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  4. ojm947
    Started by ojm947,

    Source About time these are reclassified They are dangerous

    • 4 replies
    • 931 views
  5. ojm947
    Started by ojm947,

    Source I dont see any problem with this new bit of kit Any thing better than what is already issued is a good thing! If it makes the safety of officers greater then what whats the problem?

    • 9 replies
    • 976 views
  6. bogdan39
    Started by bogdan39,

    http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/I..._Is_Ineffective An internal police report has raised serious concerns about whether CCTV is being used effectively in the fight against crime. Have they got the wrong end of the stick? I always thought the cameras were there to prevent crime rather then catching those who would commit it. Most people who wish to do a criminal act would not do it under the watchful eye of a camera. So the figures we want to see is, how many crimes were done in a certain area before the camera was installed, and how many done now in the same spot after the installation of a camera. If figures were down by 50% then the cameras must be deemed a …

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  7. bogdan39
    Started by bogdan39,

    http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/B..._7,_Was_Rescued A boy almost choked to death after a gang of children strung him up and hung him from a tree with a home-made noose, it has emerged. Reminds one much of the James Bulger case, there are some horrible people out there. :nono:

  8. POPT
    Started by POPT,

    Heard this as it happend on the radio last night. Pitch dark and quite cold last night so well done! >LINK< Man and girl rescued from water Police officers have rescued a young man and woman from the water in a County Antrim coastal town. The incident began when a 20-year-old man entered the water close to the Marine Highway in Carrickfergus at about 2300 BST on Friday. A 17-year-old girl is then believed to have jumped in to try to save him. Two police officers swam out with life-belts and pulled the couple to safety. All four were taken to hospital as a precaution. Inspector Alexander Johnston paid tribute to the "considerable bravery" of the officers…

    • 7 replies
    • 681 views
  9. carty23

    BOBBIES are walking the streets of Liverpool in the dead of night to make sure the door is firmly shut on burglars. Constables have been out around burglary hot-spots in Everton and Walton rattling door handles in the early hours of the morning to see which have been left unlocked. Over three nights this week they have tried more than 1,500 doors and found nearly 50 houses left wide open. And police chiefs have said Operation Handle will carry on until the public get the message and they can walk the streets without finding any open doors. Chief Insp Shaun Holland said: “It is amazing really that we have leafleted these streets to tell people they are living in a bu…

    • 12 replies
    • 758 views
  10. ojm947

    Source Im glad this has finally been resolved! My thoughts are with the AFOs family at this time!

    • 17 replies
    • 1.1k views
  11. Frogman
    Started by Frogman,

    Police are hunting a group of children who tied a seven-year-old boy to a tree with a rope. Bradley McLachlan had the rope wrapped around his body, including his neck, during the incident at Bransbury Park, Portsmouth, Hampshire, at about midday on July 28.It is understood that three boys, all around the same age, were involved in the incident which police are treating as an assault. The youngster was able to free himself and was taken home by another boy. He was checked over at hospital but was able to return to play that afternoon. His mother Charleen, 30, from Portsmouth, told The Portsmouth News: "I feel sick and shocked someone could do this, not least other chil…

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    • 583 views
  12. jonnokennedy
    Started by jonnokennedy,

    Daily (Hate) Mail Another case of damned if you do and damned if you don't. So what do these idiots expect? Any non-lethal option could have meant innocent people were killed by someone who had what appeared to be a firearm. The headlines certainly wouldn't have been very favourable if innocent people were murdered when the Police could have acted. It may be bad but this guys family are completely irresponsible and deluded. I should imagine their views might be aired with the hope of compensation in mind.

    • 12 replies
    • 1.7k views
  13. ojm947

    Source I wonder is these smash and grabs, and heists that have been in the news latey are linked to the recession, as peolpe are struggling for money, they commit crime, in particular robbery?

    • 0 replies
    • 630 views
  14. ojm947
    Started by ojm947,

    Source I found this story highly amusing! I find buskers incredibly irritating especially as most of them sing out of tune! but two guys singing the same song over and over until the early hours of the morning it would drive me in sane! I think the ASBOs were needed in this case! EDIT Apologies for Bold but it is something to do with the article

    • 11 replies
    • 1.4k views
  15. bogdan39
    Started by bogdan39,

    http://www.dyfed-powys.police.uk/en/news/2009/8/10/ When off-duty Dyfed-Powys Police Officer Robert Gallier supported a seriously injured woman in a car roll, the incident was as ironic as it was brave… :smiley_notworthy: :smiley_notworthy: :smiley_notworthy:

    • 5 replies
    • 909 views

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