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I'm looking to start Airsoft but I'm curious to the legality around moving equipment... I know you have registered with a site and over 18 in order to purchase imitation firearms with realistic colouring. 1 My question is around moving it, regardless of being registered I'm going to assume (over exaggerated example) you can't drive along with a stack of imitation firearms on your backseat. 2 Secondly, are you legally allowed to own the imitation firearms (with realistic colouring) if you leave your club/stop actively "playing"?... 3 Any rules regarding storing them at home? I know the usual disclaimer I'll research it further when I get to that stage just trying to g…
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This is on tonight at 2030 on BB1.
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Lets say a civilian or off duty officer (person A) is walking down the street, and someone is out looking for a fight (person B), so decides to try to attack person A. Person A can handle themselves, so punches and kicks person B in self defence, leaving them with a bloody nose and some scrapes. Person A carries on their way, and goes home. Does person A commit an offence if they don't report to the police what took place? Also, different question but to save making a new topic: as we know, the courts opinion is that police officers are not as easy to suffer harassment, alarm or distress as an ordinary member of the public. Does this also apply to off duty officers who o…
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Do police officers have a general exemption from wearing seatbelts in police vehicles? It's a debate I've been having with other officers on my team...some seem to think that the answer is "no" some think that the exemption only applies when running to I calls or transporting prisoners, others think that there is a general exemption. The law says: I suppose the question is what constitutes "police purposes"...... Any have any idea? I would imagine any vehicle being used by a police officer on duty, for the purposes of his duty, would count. NB. I understand policy says to wear a seatbelt - which is seperate from law.
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Has anyone ever caught anybody mid - act in a car or bushes? If so, what was their excuse - and do you break it up or wait until the deed is done Where I studied, if you looked out the library window at the rear of the library and saw a car - you could see a head bobbing up and down through the window. I know of at least one moderator who will know where this is - any guesses?
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In August 2007 I met a professional dominatrix via an advertisement and had some seessions with her. We subsequently became friends and from January 2008 we started seeing each other regularly. At all times she took the dominant role and I was submissive to her. She told me her identity and gave me information about herself, her property, her job etc. I subsequently found out that everything she had told me was a lie and that she was living on benefits. During the months that we saw each other she gradually increased her influence over me until she had absolute control over me mentally. It got to the point where in August I tried to commit suicide. After th…
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Hi All, Just pondering clarification on something that came up the other day, Common Assault involving a woman striking another. Now the reason I am wondering on clarification is that although the assault was complete the striker claimed it wasn't assault because she had struck the umbrella the victim was holding, not her head. It got me thinking - for the battery (unlawful touching) to take place, obviously this extends to clothing (i.e. contact does not have to be skin to skin) but does it extend to things you are carrying (ignore crim dam for now)? So in this case striking the open umbrella (may or may not have caused the head to be struck, let's assume not for the…
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I'm a little unsure of how to proceed on this so I thought I would ask on here. I live in a one way street. Currently the car parked opposite my house is facing the wrong way which means the obviously drove the wrong way down the road. Now this has happened before and I'm in one of my MR ANGRY moods so who should I report this to? Council - illegal parking??? Met Pol's non-urgent number but is it a crime to park facing the wrong way? Obviously driving down the road the wrong way is but would they need to be caught in the act? Help...
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A while ago I was thinking about leaving my university course (Computer Science) to pursue an exciting career. Before university I was a rather Introvert person, some might say a geek . So naturally Computing would suit me, but then again you go to university to find who you really are, and I am anything but that anymore (well maybe a little bit COD:MW2!!). So yet again im considering leaving my course, and its the social life I will miss most; if I do. So what is the social life of a police officer like? Its just unnerving that there is a website called uniformdating.com Thankyou
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Britain Sets New Policy on Keeping DNA Profiles By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: November 11, 2009 LONDON (AP) — Britain said Wednesday that it planned to get rid of DNA profiles of most innocent people after six years in response to a European court ruling that said keeping the information indefinitely was a violation of human rights. The DNA of terrorism suspects could still be held indefinitely, even if they are not charged with terrorist offenses. Britain has one of the largest DNA databases in the world, with profiles of over five million people, or 8 percent of the population. The police currently have the power to take DNA or fingerprints from anyone at t…
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http://www.findmadeleine.com/home.html Everyone, please post this link onto your own blogs/facebook/bebo pages. Someone knows something about Madeleine's disappearance, and it's not too late for them to speak up.
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Just wondering if anyone is able to help me about parking on the pavement. Where I live we get a few people parking on the pavement, often blocking the pavement for people in wheelchairs or pushchairs, I often have to walk down the middle of the road with my brother in his wheelchair as cars are parked on the pavement on both sides of the road. Is there anything that can be done? Is it against the law at all? Thanks :D
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Intresting article, personally speaking these type of messages do get me a tad irritated because it seems businesses try to give the impression that if anything happens they are immune from in form of legal action, when as the article says depending on what has happend the business in fact could be facing legal action. " Another sign you will often see in cloakrooms is one saying that the management takes no responsibility for items left there. If somebody walked in off the street and stole your coat, the owners of the building could indeed probably avoid taking responsibility. But if, for example, your coat was stolen by a cloakroom attendant who had convictions f…
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Hello all. (Please forgive me if this topic is in the wrong place) The reason for this topic is because i need some help/advice on what to do in the future of joining the Police Force. I am currently 16 years old and nearly 17. For many years now I've had strong determinations to join the Police Force that work in my area (Wiltshire). I've looked far and wide for information, but for some reason, it just doesn't seem enough. Basically what i really want to know is what do i do at the moment? I've finished school and am now at College doing a BTEC National Diploma for IT Practitioners (Level 3). I had fairly good grades for my GCSE's. Because I'm nearly turning 17, i bel…
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It's always advised that you ask a copper if you're lost so here goes; Where can I find a list of all the "sections" that you can be arrested under? Thanks.