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This video shows the the terrifying moment a reckless boy racer tries to escape police by reversing down a busy dual carriageway at 60mph Shocking footage shows the teenage driver of a silver Citroen Saxo speeding backwards towards a roundabout as he tries to outfox the police. It also shows him mounting the central reservation and then driving at high speed the wrong way down the carriageway, narrowly missing oncoming traffic. Pursued by an unmarked police car, the driver then mounts the reservation a further two times as the police, who were soon joined by back-up vehicles, attempt to stop the driver. The chase happened at the Hams Hall industrial estate nea…
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http://www.bbc.co.uk...-essex-17084954 not much reported in this news bit apart from the video clip of the crash, and look if one officer was taken to hospital and no one was hurt to bad apart from the damage to the house.
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" http://www.bbc.co.uk...london-17085007 not good if you don know where they are
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I'm betting this was due to a lot more than some missing coffee...
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http://www.norfolk.police.uk/newsevents/newsstories/2012/february/officerstabbedinnorwich.aspx Hope he makes a speedy recovery, hopefully not to serious!
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Some good news for a change http://www.bbc.co.uk...kshire-17079252
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17031363 my opinion only what a slip up on this family by the CPS and the MET
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Let's hope this "substantial prison term" is just that. Massive respect to the officer concerned and thank god his injuries weren't more serious! Source: Hunts Post
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Did anyone see this programme. Wondered what your thoughts are on those seen abusing the people they were paid to care for? Personally, I believe The Government should, at the very least, order the immediate suspension of the Regional Director of the Care Quality Commission, Mr Ian Biggs, for gross incompetence and systemic failings within his department, which failed to act on complaints received by his department about such gratuitous violence at the Winterbourne Hospital. The appalling failings by the regulator, the CQC, simply prolonged the violence (in my opinion) and government should not allow the Regional Director to pass the parcel. It reminded me of the v…
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Hate preacher Abu Qatada will receive round-the-clock police protection costing £10,000 a week after he is released from prison tomorrow. Officers will guard Qatada's West London home where a panic alarm has been installed over fears he and his family may be attacked by vigilante mobs. The Police have a 'duty of care' to protect him, his wife and five children and have drawn up plans to move them to a safe-house in the event of an emergency. He will be under a 22-hour-a-day curfew, with two hours provided to take his children to and from school, following his release from Long Lartin jail, Worcs. Security Minister James Brokenshire is scheduled to fly to Jordan this …
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Police chiefs last night launched a scathing attack on David Cameron’s plans to tackle binge drinking, branding them ‘dangerous’ and ‘unhelpful’. The Police Federation, which represents rank-and-file officers, also warned that forces did not have enough resources to implement the Prime Minister’s crackdown. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2101811/Police-chiefs-launch-scathing-attack-Camerons-dangerous-drink-crackdown.html#ixzz1mefGmNdP Wonder where all this extra Police are going to come from. Yet another ludicrous idea from our politicians.
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source. Perhaps then Mr Vaz should spend more time voicing his concerns about the Winsor and Hutton reports than nay saying officers who work two jobs to make ends meet when he himself is on a very tidy little earner. Also I think we should enlighten him about the existence of the special constabulary.
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What are your views on this "could be" incentive?
