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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/7814292.stm A mother and her two sons who supplied cocaine to London clubbers virtually 24 hours a day have all been jailed. 10 Years would be closer to the mark, pathetic sentence.
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A young driving offender has been told he faces the prospect of a jail shower "with the gorillas in the mist" if he continues to break the law. Sydney Magistrate Brian Maloney gave 19-year-old Cody Heap a stark warning about jail life in an attempt to scare the youth into good behaviour. "You'll find big, ugly, hairy, strong men (in jail) who've got faces only a mother could love that will pay a lot of attention to you - and your anatomy," the magistrate said. Heap appeared at the city's Downing Centre Court charged with driving without a licence, failing to stop at a police alcohol check point and driving dangerously. It was his third time before the courts for drivi…
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http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article2088009.ece NEW Year revellers began 2009 in a bloodbath of drunken violence and mindless yobbery yesterday. The Police are not going to be out of a job any time soon.
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An article in today's herald newspaper. regarding police probationers having to pay for own training?? Police officers would have to pay thousands of pounds for their training under proposals being considered by Scotland's most senior ranks. Chief Constables have created a working group to consider plans which would mean members of the public paying for their own police degrees and then applying to join the service. The move would signal a radical departure from the traditional entry to forces in which successful applicants undergo a rigorous 15-week training programme at the Scottish Police College (SPC) at Tulliallan in Fife, for which they pay nothing. The Associat…
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From 5 January 2009, an 18-month trial will allow motorcycles, mopeds, scooters and tricycles - but not those with sidecars - to travel in most red route bus lanes. Drivers of these vehicles will be able to use red route bus lanes currently used by cyclists and taxi drivers during operational hours. The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, delivers another manifesto pledge by introducing this trial, which will last a maximum of 18 months. It does not include bus lanes on borough roads. Decisions about these roads lie with the individual boroughs. During the trial we will undertake monitoring to help determine whether to make the regulation permanent. (there are more …
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Source: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/poli...icle5439604.ece So the EU and the Home Office have allowed a law in which Officers with permission from a senior rank can "hack" peoples computers without their consent or without them even knowing. This can be done remotely. As someone who does an IT degree, we do bits of IT law, and well I am pretty sure this new law breaks invasion of privacy laws "He said the authorities could break into a suspect’s home or office and insert a “key-logging” device into an individual’s computer." Is this not breaking and Entering? This is a kind of spying. I have nothing to hide, yes I watch porn but who doesn't but with the Ho…
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Sussex Police has been criticised for its decision to spend thousands of pounds on a massage service for call centre staff. The force has invited tenders for a three-year contract to provide head massages at its bases in Lewes, Brighton and Haywards Heath. Sussex Police Federation said the contract, reportedly worth up to £10,000, was "outrageous". But the force said it relieved stress and had been used since November 2005. It said the current three-year contract had come to an end. Sussex Police employs about 400 staff at its call centres. Chairman of the Sussex Police Federation, Brian Stockham, said: "To spend public money on something like this seems outr…
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/ja...t-agenda-public The public may be able to vote for what form of punishment is handed out to convicted criminals in their neighbourhood under plans being drawn up by ministers. Will this mean that i get a say? if so, nothing under 10 years inside. :bye:
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Add on the percentage of crimes that no-one bothers reporting anymore and the percentage investgated but never solved and it makes you wonder what a tiny fraction of the crime happening in the UK is ever addressed by the police and what results a cost-benefit analysis of the police to society would bring. Revealed: Police failing to investigate 40% of crimes - because they are too hard to solve Police are failing to investigate almost four in every ten crimes, it was revealed last night. The offences include sex attacks, violent robberies, harassment, burglary and drug incidents. Instead of being pursued, the cases are simply filed away by officers who do not conside…
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Source: BBC News I will update it when if there is anymore news on this.
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What lowlife scum. I hope they are caught quickly, and I hope the victim gets over her ordeal.
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Sorry everyone. Its already posted: HERE :gulp:
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source: Gloucestershire Constabulary Press Release As part of Gloucestershire Constabulary’s Christmas drink drive crackdown, the Hucclecote Safer Community Team (SCT) ran an operation on Saturday December 20. Operation Cosmopolitan was led by the Special Constabulary and involved four Special Constables, two Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) and three police officers. Officers stopped over 60 vehicles and 32 drivers were required to provide a roadside breath test. None of the tests were positive, but seven drivers were issued with notices, requiring faults with their vehicles to be fixed. Acting Section Officer Ryan Howell, from Hucclecote SCT, who planned …
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Nearly £60,000 seized from criminals will fight crime in Devon and Cornwall. The money allocated for Devon and Cornwall Police is part of £5.4m for forces across England and Wales. The money was recovered between July and September 2008 and compares with just over £3.7m paid out in the same quarter in the previous year. More than £33m of criminal assets were confiscated in the three months last year, half of which is to be shared between police, prosecutors and courts. It follows an incentive scheme introduced in 2006 which allows the police and recovery agencies to retain half of all cash they seize from criminals. Home Office Minister Alan Campbell said: "…
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Date: Monday, December 22, 2008 Source: The Argus Club bouncers seized more than 1,000 pills from Brighton nightclubs this year, according to police. Figures released under the Freedom Of Information Act reveal The Honey Club, in King's Road Arches, had the highest number of suspected ecstasy tablets confiscated from clubbers. Door staff's topped 1,078 of the suspected drugs getting into the club and handed them to Sussex Police. They also removed 176 sachets of powder and 104 plant extracts. At other clubs the figures were lower. Tru in West Street seized 108 pills, Oceana, also in West Street, confiscated 35 pills and Volks in Madeira Drive seized 69 pills. The Fun…