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I have been having an ongoing issue with a neighbour for a year now. He purposely makes noise, like stamping on the floor and jumping and walking around in shoes. This all started because I complained to HA that he has laminate flooring which is a breach of tenancy and he has held this grudge every since. I know this is not a police matter but I am mentioning it so you know how this all started. in order of incidents: He has been smoking weed in his flat which is coming into mine He was dealing, when I told the HA he stopped doing it from the house but still smokes He has stood across the road staring at me (more creepy then criminal) He has kicked my door 3 tim…
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What are (if any) the legal constraints for officers working on local bus services (not TFL provided) both in uniform and plain clothes, in order to deter and react to illegal activities? Are there any powers that can't be utilised when on buses? Have any of you carried out such work (BTP not included)? In your experience, have the bus firms cooperated and allowed free travel on the bus, stopped at non-bus stop locations, etc?
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Hello all, Firstly I'd like to clearly state that I know full well that this is a civil matter and not a Police one, however it is not me who will be involving the Police. To cut a very long story short we bought our first house in May last year, its a lovely 2 bed semi in a nice area with a gigantic long garden. As a horticulturalist its heaven for me. There is a large Privet boundary hedge between us and the attached neighbour who is a 75 year old lady. We were approached by various members of the community on moving in telling us to be careful with our neighbour as she has a habit of causing legal trouble with the locals, boundary hedges being her specialty. She is …
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In the Queen's Speech today, the Policing and Crime Bill brings ban on under-18s being held in police cells as a "place of safety". So, what will constitute a Place of Safety for under-18s other than their home (if applicable)? Is there a list? Is it force specific? Also interested in what people on here would deem to be a Place of Safety without consulting official sources. Is the "Health Based Place of Safety" a separate category (as defined in the MHA)?
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I had a discussion with a colleague about S136. S136 starts with "if a constable finds in a public place to which the public have access" So if I were to find someone in the street outside their house, they are clearly mentally unwell and in need of immediate care/ control, I accompany them into their home (or other private place) in order to make necessary enquiries (maybe to preclude 136 as it could be normal behaviour for this person due to a learning disability which can is managed), and find that it is a place unsuitable for them to remain or there is no one to look after them etc, could I still 136 them from their private address considering I originally found t…
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I have an ongoing IPCC investigation into an officer that almost resulted in my death i.e requiring intubation in the Intensive Care Unit and family and police being informed that I may not last the night. Obviously that wasn't the case, as I live to tell the tale but the IPCC are investigating it. For obvious reasons, I can't go into detail about the events that had taken place but I am unsure if I am just over reacting. I bumped into this officer whilst s/he was dealing with another case. S/he was very intimidating and aggressive towards me regarding the investigation and made very harsh and derogatory comments towards me. I felt very threatened and am now extremely…
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In April last year I was going through a bad time with my mental health. I have PTSD and was in hospital after having an allergic reaction when I asked the doctor if I could see a Psychiatrist as I was having negative thoughts. I was told that I saw one last week and didnt need to see one. This frustrated me and didn't help my current situation so I decided to leave A&E but I was in my pyjamas so I took a pair of scrubs and wore them to leave, I went to Boots and took an overdose ending back up in A&E again. Now here's the interesting part, I was wearing blood covered scrubs in A&E where I used to work in front of my old manager (who never liked me anyway) …
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Hi I have a difficult one here i was wondering if anyone has any advise, I have dissociative identity disorder otherwise known as multiple personality disorder. i have several alter personalities and when I dissociate I either blank out and stare into space or my personality state changes. my liscense has been revoked due to this mental health problem but I have (before i was banned) found myself in random places in the car without remembering how I got there, sometimes an alter would go to the train tracks and I would call 999 immediately when I came round. the police know me as ive had so many episodes where they've sectioned me and they have always been very under…
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As I understand it, children end up in local authority care mostly via one of two routes outlined in the Children Act 1989, the parent voluntarily giving them to social services under S20 (and being able to remove them at any time) or an order being obtained to keep them in care under S31 (possibly as the result of an emergency protection order under S44 or police protection under S46). Very frequently we encounter these children as absent or missing people because they are returning to their family, and very frequently social services are adamant they're to be returned however research suggests they are perhaps not always to be relied upon to have got it quite right. …
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can anyone help with the following questions please? I was arrested on Friday as a woman who runs a business I have written bad reviews about, and warned others about, made a malicious complaint that I have harassed her. She has shown them a tweet from Twitter that I know she had a good few months ago, possibly a year ago, which threatened rape and death. She constantly seeks attention, and my thought at the time was that she had sent it to herself. She posted it on Facebook, and it got her the sympathy and attention she craves. She said at the time that she had reported it to the police and Twitter, and that lots of other celebrities had had the same message (obviou…
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Back at the beginning of March, a neighbour came onto our property (a bit worse for wear with alchohol), he started to push my husband around so my husband hit him with a broom which broke in half. Both of them were interviewed by the police at the time. About 3 weeks later we were informed the investigation had been closed, just put down to 6 of one and half a dozen of the other. Was advised to keep out of each others way going forward. Out of the blue last night we received a text from the investigating officer - the CPS want to know if we still had the broom? My husband kept it until he was told the investigation was closed then threw it away. We can't understand…
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On the 9th of January 2016, I was with friends in a bar. At around 11:30 pm, the bouncer asked me to leave with him so I did. He then explained the the bar had a zero tolerance approach to drugs. The police were called and I was subsequently arrested, for being in possession of drugs. I was not in possession of drugs. After spending the night in the police cell, I was interviewed and shown cctv footage from the bar. It shows me dancing on the cctv footage, so I am moving my arms prior to the incident occurring. Then an unidentified woman walks behind me without stopping, heading towards the toilet door at the back of the bar. The unidentified woman does not stop, so she …
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I was dealing with an RTC the other day and the duty recovery truck came along to remove the cars (full lift). I was a bit surprised when the floor of the truck lifted up and it turned out to be a double-decker tow truck. It got me thinking, what classification of vehicle do tow trucks and recovery vehicles come under? Under Cat B licence, you can drive a vehicle up to 3500kg (MAM). So if a tow truck was 3000kg, surely you could only tow a vehicle up to 500kg on top of it? However, under DVLA "INF52" http://www.hillsofplumpton.co.uk/INF52.pdf (page 4) you may drive: Goods vehicles fitted with equipment designed for partly raising a broken-down or disabled vehicle (on…
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Without going into specifics but I can if required, an ex girlfriend has made three allegations and two are fabricated which I could prove to be lies but I don't think it will do any good, my concern is if she lies again. At this point the police aren't interested in what I have to say, they issued a PIN and told me to have no contact with her which I've accepted and hadn't had any contact with her for over a week, I think she's bitter and could lie even more to cause me problems. Andy
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Someone is threatening to knock me out. Isn't this a criminal offence?
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