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If there is an armed gunman who has allegedly said that he is out hunting a cop to shoot? I suppose timing is a big issue if there was no time to react and issue a warning whilst the situation was being assessed.Tragic case and it seems to pile on the agony for the family of PC Rathbone but I guess it was their free choice to take the action they did. I suppose really the only one to blame was Moat and it's so easy with hindsight but should the PC have been warned, in which case their lives would have been so much different? Tragic!
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2 years ago a woman issued me with a Harassment Warning via the Police. I had sent several affectionate letters to her in an effort to start a relationship. The last letter mentioned how I likely won’t be sending any more. The police knocked three days later. Immediately after the warning and for 2 years now, she has stalked me on 60+ recorded occasions that I’ve noticed (so that’s 100+ occasions including the unnoticed ones… and hundreds of hours spent by her), in an effort to restart a very tenuous friend- to-maybe-dating relationship. Her stalking has involved: - cyber stalking through 2 social media platforms - monitoring my activity close to my home. - arr…
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So the person who assaulted me and CPS won't prosecute is also my neighbor. Do I have to move, live in fear or can I get a restainung order?
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I've appealed the decision but is there anything else that can be done?
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I've been revising stop/search powers etc, but I can't seem to find specific information on Powers To Detain....for example... I attend a shop following reports of a person acting irate, as I arrive the suspect is then leaving the store & I stop him. I need him to stay with me to ascertain if any offences have been committed, but what power do I have to do so? Thanks in advance.
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i need some advice on a matter. yesterday i was driving back home from the shops when i met a driver who aggresively tried to cut in front of me after swerving to avoid him i ended up back infront of him since he got caught in traffic then he tried to overtake me on a residential type of road where there was no room for him since there were cars in front of me this seemed to make him more of a idiot trying to get infront after some back an forth where he kept going infront of me an slamming his brakes we eventually ended up in the town centre close to where i live, this is where i made a mistake he was infront an for whatever reason he slowed down an i overtook him an got…
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So during my training, we've come across the definitions and I am confused what is the difference is and how to visualise these. Which offence is consider more severe? Assault: " An assault is any act where a person intentionally or recklessly causes another person to apprehend immediate and unlawful personal violence" Battery: "Battery is where a person intentionally or recklessly applies unlawful force to another person"
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Hey all Been a while since I have posted on here. I was told by a regular PC the other day that a constable has a power to search under S23 Misuse of Drugs act. Has anyone got any insight on this? Thinking on it I seem to think I have heard this before... Also, for consideration to all who are reading this post, if a certain person who posts using the name of a rather curious primate posts a reply this will be duly ignored... He was the reason I left and stopped posting... He knows who he is!
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Hi. My case on sexual assault was passed to CPS. After arresting the guy, I'm told he admitted it but lied about consent. I feel sick and wonder how will CPS make their decision?
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On second thoughts, this is probably the wrong board - sorry! So according to law: 16. No vehicle, other than an emergency vehicle, shall be fitted with- (a) a blue warning beacon or special warning lamp, or (b) a device which resembles a blue warning beacon or a special warning lamp, whether the same is in working order or not. (2) No vehicle shall be fitted with a lamp which is capable of showing any light to the rear, other than a red light, except- (h) blue light and white light from a chequered domed lamp fitted to a police control vehicle and intended for use at the scene of an emergency; (k) blue light from a warning beacon or rear special warning lamp fitte…
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Saw this mentioned on TV earlier with strong suggestion of the RSPCA having power to seize equines I've had a read of the act and can't find mention of any power for them anyone fancy having a look to confirm that
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I was watching a troll station video were they were silly stringing met officers, and they ended up getting nicked. What would the offence be? Would it meet the threshold of unlawful violence for Common Assault/Assault Police? or would it be S.5 maybe? Just intrigued. I seem to recall some TV presenter getting the same and it ended up being a PND for S.5 IIRC in the end after the CPS knocked back a common assault charge.
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I walked into a police station to say police wanted to speak with me as per a phone call from a rude police officer telling me "he would arrest me if i didnt come to the police station as old neighbor has accused me of harassment" I told him no to come arrest me as i didnt even believe it was a real police officer due to the arrogant way he was talking. After a few days i contacted the police to see if this was a real phone call they told me it was a prank call. I gave them my CHANGED LEGAL name as i CANNOT use my birth name as i am a victim of domestic violence and in hiding (basically) I NEVER use my birth name. However i spoke to my housing association who DO have …
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So I know this isn't a legal drop in centre and my query isn't really about criminal law but you are all pretty clever so I thought I would ask. Does anyone know the law/s regarding supplied uniform, and it's fit for purposeness (not a real word I know!) So for example a company lets call them acme Ltd require all their non management employees to wear a company uniform. Obviously they have to supply that uniform but are there any requirements for it to be up to the task? Would it be different for a delivery driver over a warehouse worker for example. And if a member of staff had a reaction to an item of uniform is the company required to supply an alternative…
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Hi all, I was hoping I might be able to get some advice concerning malicious allegations made against my immediate neighbours, which I now have been dragged in to. I'll try and keep the backstory brief, but my immediate neighbour had a falling out with another of my neighbours at the tail end of last year. The neighbour warned my INs that he would see to it that they get evicted and made various other threats of that nature. After said falling out, my immediate neighbours (heretoafter referred to as INs!) had a visit from child services as someone had called to advise that they were abusing their children, an allegation soon proven false. This was followed up by calls…