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England & Wales

  1. Chigley Xpress
    Started by Chigley Xpress,

    I test drive a rather specialised vehicle that is fitted with a four point harness with provision for a fifth crutch strap which isn't fitted. My main question is: Can I legally on the road use three points of the harness as in two across the lap and the right shoulder which would replicate the usual car type restraint or do I have to use all four because they are there? A supplementary question for you, as the belts are non retractable and have to be tightened/adjusted on using the vehicle I am so restrained when fully tightened it's difficult to reach the dash to operate light switches, park brake etc. How tight do belts that are adjustable have to be? That's a legal q…

    • 4 replies
    • 994 views
  2. GoneForgotten
    Started by GoneForgotten,

    Hi Folks, Any of our black rat/RPU/Traffic colleagues care to confirm something for me? I don't have my offences card to hand. If you turn left or right immediately after a blue 'Ahead Only' sign exists you have committed an offence. Can an endorseable notice be issued in relation to it? Cheers, WAID

    • 10 replies
    • 4.3k views
    TallGuy1546081014 +
  3. PC Dave1546619908
    Started by PC Dave1546619908,

    Can anyone please tell me the police powers in relation to the above mentioned? 1) What is needed for a OSMAN warning (paperwork wise)?? Why do we even need to inform people? 2) What are the powers in relation to the mental Capacity Act 2005??

    PC Dave1546619908
  4. PandaRenegade
    Started by PandaRenegade,

    Here's some crazy traditional British laws taken from this website... With the exception of carrots, most goods may not be sold on Sunday. All English males over the age 14 are to carry out 2 or so hours of longbow practice a week supervised by the local clergy. London Hackney Carriages (taxis/cabs) must carry a bale of hay and a sack of oats. (Repealed 1976) The severest Penaltys will be suffered by any commoner who doth permit his animal to have carnal knowledge of a pet of the Royal House (enacted by George I) It is illegal to be drunk on licenced Premises (in a pub or bar). It is illegal for two adult men to have sex in the same house as a third perso…

    • 24 replies
    • 3.6k views
  5. alex06
    Started by alex06,

    just wondering if anyone could tell me when a MOP gets in our face or squares up to us what right do we have to push them away. i'm aware that some people if you were to push them will start shouting you've assaulted them and that you can't do that so i would just like to know what allows us too?

    • 30 replies
    • 3.3k views
  6. della1546082783
    Started by della1546082783,

    i wonder if i could beg some advice on a job i went to last night. it came in as a damage to a dwelling with the alleged offender laid asleep on the bed at the scene. we arrive there and see that it is a multi-occupancy dwelling. each bedroom having its own lock with a communal downstairs door that is simply left open. the caller apparently leaves her home address at 9pm with her door intact. she arrives back at 0330 and sees her door broken. the person laying on the bed asleep is her drunk friend. upon investigating the situation we get 2 stories. firstly the caller (in drink but not excessively) tells us that she has known him for around two weeks and he has been …

  7. The Victim
    Started by The Victim * ,

    Hi i am new to the forum and this is my first post: Could someone please advise me if the following scenario is an Aggravated or normal Burglary? The occupants dog was growling in the night, he went outside to check his garden, he saw 3 men wearing balaclavas casually walking down the road at the side of his property. The 3 men turned and charged towards the occupant, who ran in his house and locked the back door, but in the panic left his keys in the door. The 3 men started smashing the back door window, which was a high security door known as a "steelwood door". The occupant went and got his shotgun from his cabinet (licenced) and confronted the masked men just as on…

  8. Baz10
    Started by Baz10,

    I am fuming! woke up this mornin to find my precious bike had gone! if Any derbyshire police see a yellow and black Husaberg 650c (very loud exhuast), it looks like an off road bike, its mine. !! they are very rare and i am gutted. If only i heard them.

  9. Gizzy
    Started by Gizzy,

    Would getting a detained person to mop up his urine in his cell after a heavy drinking session early in the morning (say around 5am) if he woke be inhumane and/or degrading treatment? - Contrary to the Human Rights Act or any other legislation?

    • 41 replies
    • 3.8k views
  10. anon1212
    Started by anon1212 * ,

    Hi Im a student at the moment and Ive done some stupid things in my life but this was prob the worst and I got caught which just adds to it. Basically I bought some cocaine from a guy on a night out and as I went into a club I got searched and obviously they found it. Now I thought they would just take it off me and tell me to leave as I know they normally do to people they search but this time as my luck seems to often go, they took me into the back room and call the police. I know I cant say it is unfair because at the end of the day I was breaking the law but they way they went about it reallly pissed me off, the bouncers proper tried to convince the police I was a …

    • 1 reply
    • 574 views
  11. Tom Sawyer
    Started by Tom Sawyer,

    Does everyone else get sick of the way the police and other emergency services get used and abused by the same minority of individuals. I would love to be able to spend some time with th 95% of people who pay taxes but never encounter a police officer.I am sure most wouldn't want this intrusion, but the point I am making is that the tiny minority get an enormous amount of attention and money from the state. Then as on here it's like banging your head against a brick wall explaining how we operate and again its the same people who make complaints, write to the papers or participate on threads online in a negative manner. Do we not get fed up with going to the same addre…

  12. Sam Vimes
    Started by Sam Vimes,

    I am looking to deal with a 50cc/125cc (unsure which) off-road style motorcycle which has been ridden irresponsibly recently (doughnuts on grass areas, riding on pavements, skidding on roads etc etc). I first spotted it whilst on duty a few weeks ago but unfortunately couldn't stop it to deal with, however I came home the other night to find her/her outside my house with friends, showing off again doing doughnuts on the grassed area at the end of my drive. I have the registration and intend to have a word with the owner - and hopefully the parents - in the near future. The registered home address is obviously near to me as my parents and a friend have also commented on i…

    • 30 replies
    • 7.5k views
  13. specialteacher1546081026
    Started by specialteacher1546081026,

    ***could a mod please edit my typo in the title*** I had a discussion with a fellow teacher this week about the payscales in the public sector. It appears that as an NQT you are paid less than the probationer constables and that the police pay scales now 'out rank' the teacher scales. How does this fair in other similar public sector roles or pay bands? I have to say this disparity (when it used to be the reverse 10 years ago) doesn't bother me but there are a few hardened teachers who find an 'unskilled' (this comment was stated in the staffroom) should not be paid more than jobs that require degrees etc (i do not agree with this). I feel that the danger faced and t…

    • 21 replies
    • 2.3k views
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  14. liberatus
    Started by liberatus,

    What the ######? How does this happen? A couple of websites that blatantly have child poronography on them, amongst other questionable things. I'll just leave this here. As a father of a two year old daughter, I'm hoping someone here has the power within them to investigate. I am deeply sickened, I thought I had seen the worst of the internet, but this really is the underbelly.

    • 15 replies
    • 2k views
  15. yaddayadda
    Started by yaddayadda,

    I've heard rumour that there have been changes recently to our powers allowing persons to be detained in private property/dwelling where we've concerns over their mental health, basically expanding our powers from just public places to anywhere. Can anyone point me to the new legislation?? Seems invaluable if it's true!

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