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England & Wales

  1. Victim1546620362
    Started by Victim1546620362 * ,

    Can someone be given Police Bail whilst waiting for an appointment for CPS i.e. two month wait. I always thought suspects had to be either released or charged once the investigative stage was complete? Anyone help?

  2. Hamish McBeth
    Started by Hamish McBeth * ,

    Just wanted to gauge what serving Police Officers think of drivers driving on a revoked licence. 1 Is it your understanding that if the licence is revoked, the driver is driving without a licence? 2 If the answer to the above is Yes, would you seize their vehicle under Section 165? 3 Have you ever heard of the DVLA sending s driver a revocation letter but telling them they can still drive for 12 months. I am a serving Police officer and have only just come up against this scenario. I did of course charge them with driving without a current licence and had the vehicle seized. In addition I need to do some digging with regard to the validity of the guys insurance. …

    • 6 replies
    • 7.8k views
  3. michele1546620114
    Started by michele1546620114,

    A person is making a complaint where they are stating criminal damage has been caused to two of their conifers by the tops have been broken off and put back in their garden. This is apparently been done by a neighbour conifers are approx 2 metres in height and the part that has been snapped off is approx 5 inches is this criminal damage?

  4. bensonby
    Started by bensonby +,

    Had quite a big discussion in my class today (me vs everyone else pretty much ) would this constitute an "attempt" under the criminal attempts act 1981: "john wants to break into a car to steal an ipod on the back seat. He picks up a big rock in order to smash the window to get in, he lifts his arm back in order to throw in down towards the window but a mop grabs his throwing arm before he can throw it. John breaks free and runs away" I'll post what I think and the rough argument when I'm next on...

    • 39 replies
    • 2.8k views
  5. TCambs
    Started by TCambs,

    What it says on the tin really. When police bail is breached what happens? Is the person then liable for arrest, and if so what happens then? Can the person be held while the investigation is completed, or is it a case of breach of police bail being a separte offence with a separate punishment?

    • 20 replies
    • 9.1k views
  6. Halifax
    Started by Halifax * ,

    I was cautioned awhile back for something. One ex-copper has suggested i should complain regarding some procedural irregularites in making the caution (apart from the rest). However, if I were to make a complaint, would a record be kept of this on the PNC? Could it affect subsequent treatment of cautions etc? When a caution is stepped-down?

    • 4 replies
    • 1k views
  7. OneOffDave
    Started by OneOffDave,

    Here's one I can't find the answer to, despite speaking to all the parties involved. In the city I live in, a private security firm have been drafted in to stop people trying to enter the car parks of some of the shopping centres blocking box junctions, roundabouts and the like. This is all well and good as all they are doing is stopping vehicles from entering the premises of the people who have employed them. However they tried to direct me into the car park on one occasision and on another tried to make me stop whilst on the public highway, having passed the entrance to the car park. I had no interest in using the car park, was in free moving traffic and was in the cor…

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  8. Guest GodAtum
    Started by Guest GodAtum,

    This video shows a police officer telling a guy to stop filming under S.44 of the Terrorism Act 2000. I could not find anything under this Act relateing to filming offences. Was the officer correct? Youtube video

    • 35 replies
    • 3.4k views
  9. Gizzy
    Started by Gizzy,

    I'm trying to locate a case whereby a male and female had consensual sex. However, the female died as a result from the action of the male - The ''act'' was consensual and the female agreed to this particular act. Can any help me. Please PM me for more info as the ''act'' is not appropriate to enter here on the forum. Thanks, Gizzy

    • 16 replies
    • 1.8k views
  10. Haylo
    Started by Haylo,

    Are the police allowed to seize a vehicle because an un-insured driver was driving it, but the owner was there and was fully legal to drive the vehicle home. The person driving was given a 200 pound fine and 6 points on his licence and was arrested. I was given 3 points on my licence and had my vehicle seized because I let an un-insured driver drive my vehicle. Were they allowed to seize my vehicle if the insured owner was with the car and prepared to drive it home? Why did they need to seize it? Why couldn't they let me take it home, afterall, I am legal to drive it and I am the owner. They also buggered up the form I was given. "Notification of seizure of a motor vehi…

  11. bogdan39
    Started by bogdan39,

    http://www.sentencing-guidelines.gov.uk/ So this is where we get some right crap sentencing from.

    • 1 reply
    • 734 views
  12. Dhora
    Started by Dhora,

    Hi there I like to know what radio transceivers I can use without a licence and with some power in them. Can you please leave the information here for me and of course anyone else to read. Many thanks.

  13. Adam1990
    Started by Adam1990,

    Hi, I was wondering about the smoking ban and why is it not being enforced in what are known as Shisha/Hookah bars (For those who don’t know Shisha/Hookah pipes are those things you put coal on top of which have a basin full of water and a pipe coming out of them used to smoke tobacco). It is legal for them to be sold in the UK providing that they are smoked outside according to what I could find out on the internet. I can only speak for my area (Leeds) where I know of at least two of these bars that let you smoke them inside. Clearly this must be illegal but it is done so openly and I have seen uniformed officers sitting in the café part of these bars once or twice.…

    • 7 replies
    • 910 views
  14. toddy1546081070
    Started by toddy1546081070,

    Whats the daftest thing anyone has said to you as am excuse. i was looking though some old newspapers the other day researching for my website and i came across this, a man was in court fior failing to have a valid tv licence, ...reason? he sent his wife to get oen and she came back from the post office with a dog licence,, they didnt have a dog,,,nor did they take it back.. ok its was the 50'dds but i thought it was funny./ whats the best one you have ever had?

    • 5 replies
    • 1.5k views
  15. controlroombod
    Started by controlroombod,

    Morning All, Could someone clarify exactly what Sec 138 of Mental Health Act empowers us to do? We have recently had new guidelines from our local Trust, but they seem to be very unclear. The way I read it is that we have the power to detain a person that escapes an Ambulance that was on the way to a place of safety for a Mental Health Assesment; and return them to said place of safety for an assessment. I assume we would be expected to wait with them whilst this was done. Also, I was wondering if we could use this power if the patient leaves the place of safety after they have been delivered there by ambulance. i.e we get a lot of overdose patients that leave the ho…

    • 8 replies
    • 1.2k views
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