UK Policing News

http://www.bbc.co.uk...hester-19935617 in which case Chris, how about you go f&%$ yourself? You are of course ok with that, and me saying you are a c@%t? edited as i see there is no swear filter!!!!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2217404/Escaped-murderer-Honduran-presidents-nephew-deported-UK--human-rights.html here we go again, Article 8 riding rough shod over our own High Court descision. Why do we allow an Immigration Tribunal to have power over out top legal court. Just put him on the next plane to Honduras.

http://www.dailymail...tic-cancer.html . Here is the man who fleeced the UK Taxpayers out of £800,000, since 1997. A work-shy man who didn't hold a constituency meeting for 14 years, never answered his phone or emails. A pompous, arrogant man who tried very hard to stop the enquiry into MP's expences, and did his best to stop details being published, obviously had plenty to hide. A man who took the taxpayer for everything he could without a wiff of conscience. The only thing he did of worthy, was during the Dr Mariettea Higgs controversy, when he got her removed from Middlesborough Infirmary, and forced the Mrs Butler-Sloss enquiry, which turned out to be a white-w…

Hmm, sounds dubious...

http://www.bbc.co.uk...t-fife-13992857 he has been found guilty of rape ,and i find it sick in what he has done being a police officer

CPS :new_doh2:

Wakefield Prison inspectors call for closure of wing Wakefield Prison was making "slow but tangible progress", said inspectors A wing of a high-security prison containing some of the UK's most dangerous criminals should be closed as soon as possible, inspectors have said. The wing, at Wakefield Jail, was "fundamentally unsuitable" for holding prisoners, a report by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Prisons has found. Inspectors found cells in the wing to be cramped and "cage-like". However, the prison as a whole was making "slow but tangible progress", HM inspectors said. The governor of Wakefield Prison was unavailable for comment. 'Cage-like cells' The jail holds …

Hooded pair who were in rioting gang which fired gun at police helicopter are jailed for a total of 64 years Two men who were part of a gang which shot at a police helicopter as well as officers on the ground during last year’s riots have been jailed. Beniha Laing, 29, and Wesley Gray, 27, organised a mob which fired at the West Midlands Police helicopter after luring officers to the scene by firebombing a pub. They used violence that began in London after the police shooting of Mark Duggan and then flared around the country as an excuse to target police officers in a deliberate attempt to destroy the aircraft. The violence erupted in Birmingham when officers were forced…

http://www.bbc.co.uk...-essex-18965845 What a shame if they do go , it is nice to see them out and about and my grandchildren love to watch them ride by.what a sad state we live in with the cuts now to the Mounted police .

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-19911943 A man from Greater Manchester who wore a T-shirt daubed with offensive comments about the killing of two police officers has been jailed. Barry Thew, 39, was arrested wearing the top with the words "one less pig perfect justice" hours after the deaths of PCs Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes. He admitted a public order offence and was jailed for four months at Minshull Street Crown Court in Manchester. Insp Bryn Williams said after the case that the T-shirt had been "appalling". A police spokesman said Thew, of Worsley Street, Radcliffe, had been arrested after being seen wearing the T-shirt in Radcliffe town centre…

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/facebook/9596154/Facebook-troll-who-said-British-soldiers-should-go-to-hell-spared-jail.html I wonder what the result would have been if a white man had said that all ethnic soldiers fighting for Afghanistan should die and go to hell. I have a feeling he would be looking at four walls, with bars on the only entrance door.

A policeman sent a sordid 'joke' to a paedophile about raping a colleague and provided the pervert with a 'shoulder to cry on' when he was on bail for sexual abuse, a court was told. As well as befriending sex offender Robert Meade, Paul Woollard also used a police computer to run checks on him - and is now fighting to save his career at the High Court. Wiltshire Chief Constable, Patrick Geenty, is adamant that Mr Woollard must be sacked and is challenging the 'bizarre' and 'irrational' decision of the Police Appeals Tribunal (PAT) to order his reinstatement on the force and issue him with a final warning. John Beggs QC, for Mr Geenty, told the court Mr Woollard had us…

http://www.bbc.co.uk...eshire-19885252 This kind of thing makes me feel terrible. Especially for such an altruistic and community-focused individual to have no-one come to his aid when he needed them. I can understand *some* onlookers being physically unable to intervene, but they could have stopped and called old bill or simply shouted at the muggers. There must have been one or two blokes who could have helped it, considering it was midday in a busy place! I've been robbed violently before so this kind of crime is a bug-bear for me. Regardless of numbers I would be going in. *EDIT: My bold

The Metropolitan Police has launched a new rape prevention campaign which will use licensing laws to shut down pubs and clubs where high levels of sexual assaults have taken place, The new strategy was revealed as the country's biggest police force saw a decline in the number of rapes being reported. The number of rapes reported in Greater London between April and September this year has fallen by 15 per cent when compared to the same period last year. Campaigners have attributed the decline to the fact that victims have lost confidence in the Met's specialist sex crime unit, Sapphire. But Detective Chief Superintendent Mick Duthie, the head of Sapphire, has unveiled new…

http://www.bbc.co.uk...litics-19879314 I nremember the Labour Govt saying they were also going to get tough. I thought the law allows a far bit of flexibility in this like for like aspect already. What i think needs to happen is that burglars should be aware that if they enter someone's property they risk death. What has always puzzled me is this:- I can see that homeowners should be allowed to use force to defend themselves, but what about defending their property? If a burglar is walking off with my goods but not actually threatening me or mine with violence, why shouldn't I be allowed to beat his brains out to stop him doing this? That's my property he's stealing. T…