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Hypothetical question that has crossed my mind. If a Person claimed they were a member of the Police Authority and were subsequently found not to be then would they be in breach of Section 90 of the Police act 1996 (specifically subsection 1) as they have made a statement to suggest that they are such a member as that section states: Section 90 Police Act 1996 (1) Any person who with intent to deceive impersonates a member of a police force or special constable, or makes any statement or does any act calculated falsely to suggest that he is such a member or constable, shall be guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to imprisonment for a term not exceedi…
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How many Policemen today dont bother making arrests anymore as its to much paperwork and Courts will let them off anyway.
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O.K...Here's one for you guys (& girls)..... If you saw someone walking along the street carrying a crossbow,what would you do ?? Is there any law or rule being broken,please ?? I know that a licence is not required as per for a gun,but not sure if some other rule prevents carrying a crossbow. (This has been prompted by a discussion on another forum...)
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Quick question. Lighting regulations state that no vehicle can be fitted with: 13.—(1) Save as provided in paragraph (2), no vehicle shall be fitted with a lamp which automatically emits a flashing light. Now in regards to this, does this include lights where a switch is needed to activate them. For instance in the example of alternating headlights. They emit a standard steady light, unless a switch is activated. Would having a "flasher" be legal, or not, as a switch would be needed to activate them, and they wouldnt be automatic, or does automatic mean a constant on/off motion is not required by the user? That lamp wasnt fitted to automatically emit a flashing light.
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Is there a difference between the 2? Statutes which includes all legislation ACTS and common law rights of all men & women . As far as I understand it all statute legislative Acts require the consent of the governed to give them the power of law. Discuss please.
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A couple of months ago I switched from a diesel to a petrol and kept on over revving pulling out in first for first few days, and whilst coming out of a car park i ended up wheel spinning slightly and at the end of the car park was a police officer getting out of the car, so i slowed down and rollded down my window and apologized and explained the above, he sed he didn't believe my story and if he "caught" me again then he'd confiscate my car. Is this a legal offence and can he do this or is it a made up threat?
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Just been trawling Ebay and found this blatent offensive weapon ( sorry, self defence tool! ) on sale. I have never seen one before myself - to make everyone aware really... http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Stinger-Self-Defence...id=p3286.c0.m14 Paul
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This probably seems like a basic question.... but what are the powers we have when it comes to people drinking on the streets ??? At the moment my colleagues and I will take alcohol off of anyone under 18, so that they don't cause hassle later when they are drunk.... What aspect of law covers this if any? What if you attempted to take alcohol off a 16 year old, but they refused to hand it over? do we have powers to physically take it off them? Also, if someone is over 18, walking down the street drinking a bottle of beer, with a bag full of beer bottles in the other hand, how would you deal with this? any feedback would be great, because I deal with this thing every…
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hello there i am looking for some advice on an unpaid fine one of my friends. goe caught driving without the proper insurance and he got an on the spot 6 points and 200 pound fine that he was given a month to pay. unfortunatley he did not have the money to pay this as he was self employed and very quiet at work. now he has the money tp pay this fine but does not know what to do as it is two months late from what i gather it might have been put to the procurator fiscals office now and he does not want to go to the police office incase he gets arrested can anyone give some advice on what to tell him thanks
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Do we have any blanket powers to check IMEI numbers whilst doing a search/stop??...
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do women police officers now get a fair chance of promotion in the modern day police force? i ask as theres always been and still is a women v men battle on cop tv shows, i suppose juilet bravo was the first followed by prime suspect and the commander. do they really get a fair crack at advancing their career?
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Can any one tell me exactly what the procedure is, when someone is stopped for a Ins/tax/MoT check,please ?? Exaple: Person is stopped because ANPR etc has indicated no insurance..... Person says that they've just bought the vehicle and it IS insured,taxed etc... Doesn't have the certificate with them. What is the officer supposed to check and who with ?? What is the position re seizure and (possible) future disposal of vehicle ?? Also,how long does it take for the insurance database to be up-dated ? Is there any legal time limit ? I ask this because this exact situation has been brought up on another forum.....and the vehicle WAS fully legal,but was still im…
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You stop mr boy racer for his windows excessivley tinted. How do you deal with the offence, PG9, VDRS, ticket, summons??? There's a reason for me asking, which I'll post after a few replies.
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Male decides to drag his mrs out the bed punch her several times in the face causing bruises and a bust nose, and he stamps on her hand causing a possible break.. upon attending the scene an officer arrests for section 20 gbh? Can anyone explain how this is so?? I would of imagained that if the injuries fit within gbh and there is intent there...then section 18?