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  1. Nonsensical23

    Hi, Long story short, sent my ex one too many messages, I was arrested last week and the arresting officer arrested me on suspicion of stalking (the thing he said upon initial contact), in no way have I ever followed them in anyway or loitered to try spy on them, monitored them or anything simply just sent one too many messages. So I am confused as to why this is being dealt with as Stalking when it is Harassment if anything? Or shall I not be concerned by this as I haven't been charged yet I have seen in other scenarios from reading in this forum that other people have been handed a harassment warning notice which effectively is just a word of advice, why in th…

  2. misswoosie

    Long story ! Context My 91 year old father who has dementia was admitted to a care home straight from hospital It wasn't our first choice of home, but NHS were putting pressure on us to find somewhere, Social services weren't involved because he's self funding ie he pays the full fees himself We wanted him out of hospital as his care for the previous 4 weeks had been poor and we'd raised several concerns and made a formal complaint. Dad was moved 4 times in 4 weeks and he didn't know if he was up or down and was more confused and disorientated and absolutely no stimulation in hospital, not even a TV. The discharge happened "in a rush" on the Satur…

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  3. Applepie098

    He got bailed for 3 months His phone was seized When he turned up to the station, the OIC told the receptionist that he was RUI'd Does that mean the oic sent the files to CPS already? Or are they still looking at his phone? Or talking to victims?

  4. Applepie098

    my brother's phone was confiscated by the police he answered bail and he was released under RUI the OIC refuses to reply to his emails is there any chance the police just forget about the case, especially if it was relatively low level ?

  5. EmilyJohnsons

    Hello everyone, A yr in the past I got a speeding ticket for going 15km/hr. over the limit. I'm listening to conflicting data about what takes place if the cop would not exhibit up to my trial. Does the case get routinely dismissed? Or are there different elements at play? Filing a movement 11(b) for a quickly trial sounds overwhelming. Can everyone share their experiences and shed some mild on this scenario as I'm awaiting it? Thanks!

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  6. SweetyAndrews

    So I was once driving my bike to campus on that returned avenue at the back of the structures (by the Arb). I pull over and park my bike and tie it up and campus police pull up subsequent to me. I didn’t understand they have been following me, I notion we had simply been on the identical street due to the fact they had been in the back of me the complete time. They strategy me and say “hey, you had been going surprisingly quickly there (for reference, I was once 17 MPH). I stated “yeah! It’s an electric powered bike so it helps me go faster” (idiotically questioning they have been complimenting me). Then they go “well the restrict for this location is 10 mph and you had b…

  7. JapFan
    Started by JapFan * ,

    Hey, Just out of curiosity, if one was to buy a police car from Japan and deactivated the lights for road use, would that be deemed legal? For example a car similar to this:- Japanese Police Car. I can find all the regs for UK police cars and obviously wouldn't want to impersonate one, but have seen a japanese car on an auction site that would make a great head turner at car shows. All the Best!

  8. Ether

    Good evening, I am currently conducting some research into decision making and risk management models, very much an academic process at present. Utilising the National decision making model, IMARCH and Decision Controls inline with JESIP principles and ethics. However, those models alone do not necessarily fully cover how Police officers make decisions, or wider formation of decisions and considerations. So the question is: What models do you use to make decisions, what processes do you find useful and what do you use to crib off? Any input is really helpful and welcome.

  9. Jiddler
    Started by Jiddler,

    Errors or material discrepancies? I'm writing up an assessed statement as a part of my training but I'm not sure how to cover the E. I was of the understanding ADVOKATE needed to be covered by the witness in their statement, but I do I cover these errors if they're the first person we've taken a statement from? I don't clearly don't understand. Can anyone help? Cheers very much!

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  10. BennyJimmy

    Hello, Firstly I’m not in the police 🙂 My (female) partner settled out of court (civil) with someone at work for sexual and racial harassment (it was very traumatic for her - he had seniority on her and progressed to non-consensual touching when out of sight of others). I understand legally this means nothing is proved or unproved. I’ve learned that this person has turned up at another company - and I can see on the company’s website there are two people who he may be tempted to target (young and foreign, possibly naive to their rights). Is there a way I can check they are ok or make contact with them via a third party? I want to avoid being accused of harassing the …

  11. kneepads
    Started by kneepads * ,

    hi i am wondering if a private security company is allowed to use blue lights on vehicles on private land like festivals etc. Also what the legality on use of handcuffs with private security companies.

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  12. SMLE
    Started by SMLE * ,

    In short, is it possible for my late wife’s family to be prosecuted for what I now realise was coercive and controlling behaviour in her lifetime? My interest is in potential abusive/ coercive behaviour, manipulation through promises of assets, degrading treatment, etc. Not recovering assets/ Will challenges, which are just a money making scam for solicitors. Background. Wife died of 20 years died three years ago (late 40s) of cancer, leaving me and a 12 year old daughter behind. Throughout her life, a background theme had been that significant future wealth was in the gift of her parents. To back this up, her dad had her draw up a Will full of vari…

  13. Becky29
    Started by Becky29 * ,

    Hi all! So I had my exam the other day on TWOC and I needed some clarity on a question that I had got wrong. A women finds a vehicle on her drive way and needs to move it to allow her car to get out. She notices the window is open so uses the steering wheel to move it down the road. She doesn’t sit inside the car, just uses her arms through the window. Would this count as TWOC? Or something else Many thanks

  14. 2socksjackson

    Background information: I lent a former friend a substantial amount of money for his business , I later found out he had scammed other people out of money including his ex-girl friend (who is also a friend of mine). I asked the borrower to pay back my friend and I the money he owed or I would start legal proceedings against him. After much toing and froing through email I offered to bring the evidence that he owed the money to his shop and we could discuss things like adults... Thursday afternoon I received this email: All of the above are lies, even the bit abut threatening him with court. I only said I would take legal action and I had planned to send a s…

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  15. LosingGrip
    Started by LosingGrip +,

    Hi all! I maybe over thinking this. I’ve currently got a case file waiting for review by my SGT for a disqual driver. He was stopped a month ago and a VA was arranged. I saw him off duty driving three days before the VA. He has admitted both. I saw him driving again on my rest days. He has said he’ll keep driving. I want to arrest him, interview for when I’ve seen him off duty and look at a remand. Sometimes the custody sgts can be a bit hit and miss and prompt and effect for interview may not be enough. (I’ve had a DP rejected for a high risk DA because I could have VAd them. Ignoring the fact she tried to hide and is NFA…).

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