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I got taught that Section 17 P.A.C.E provides me with a power to enter a property where I reasonably believe a person to be to arrest them for an offence contrary to Section 4 RTA 1988. I then got taught today that Section 4 RTA 1988 has a power of entry under sect 17 where an officer reasonably suspects. I know in the real world its probably neither here nor there, but I'd like to tie up loose ends and if I have to barge into someones house I'd like to have the right power when I stand up and defend my decision. Also after looking up the relevant sections I see that Section 17 P.A.C.E doesn't actually have anything in it about Section 4 RTA 1988 (only Section 163 RTA 19…
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Hi All, A question for all serving officers with regards to Air Rage. I came home from holiday recently and had quite a interesting flight home which resulted in 2 young men (late 20's) being escorted off the plane by 4 armed officers. The passengers came onto the plane with really bad attitude and throughout the whole flight were being rude and abusive to the crew and other passengers. They were very intimidating to the point that most of us thought they were going to "hold up" the plane with some sort of weapon. They were either drugged or drunk and despite numerous warnings by the crew would not calm down or stay in their seats. I'm not sure if they made threats t…
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Hi, Can someone explain the difference between EFH and EAH cases. Which are the most common and how would the custody sergeant know if a particular case is going to be which? Thanks
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I don't know if DVLA or someone else in the chain is using OCR, but I've just had a V5 through for a new car which has the surname CRAIVE whereas my name is CRANE. So of course I'll send it back to be changed. My question though -- If an ANPR patrol sees the car, will the computer match (or in this case, not match) the name of the insured with the incorrect keeper name and flag me up for a tug, or does the system just check with the insurer's database to and be happy that insurance is in force? Thanks Andrew
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Just a quick question When someone receives a ticket for a defect on a car such as blue sidelights does this go down as it would do for a FPN? My brother was arrested yesterday for being drunk and disorderly and given a £80 fine. Obviously this has gone down against his name. He has also been stopped and given tickets for his car, i think once for blue sidelights and once for tinted windows. He was wondering if these tickets also show on his record like the FPN does??? Thanks
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Hi, Was just wondering if you guys could classify this as in regards as to whether or not you would deem this an offence under civilian or military law. I'm just rather intrigued to its nature as the fool posted the youtube link on facebook with a picture of himself in uniform. This is quoted from the MASUAS website: "I'm sure we all know by now, that leaving your car keys in the bar, on the tables [or even in a bag in a locked room ] can get them stolen and your car tampered with. Oli not only decided to leave his car keys in the mess bar during camp, but left them in the presence of myself, Si, Chris and Ellie. This was just asking for trouble. Obviously, his ca…
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Is it true that white lights facing forward from under the bumper or below a certain height used to be illegal.. if so, when was the law changed or are current manufactureres building cars that infringe the law? I think it was also against the law for it to be possible for rear fog lights to be on without the headlights being dipped. in fact some cars had the rear fog lights wired via the dipp beam circuit. and they went out if/when you you changed to main beam.
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There is a group of youths ranging between twelve and eighteen that have taken up to hanging around the corner near my house. I wouldn't care but they have taken it upon themselves to abuse me everytime I step outside of the house. They follow me, shout abuse, throw food and eggs at me. I work as a programmer at a games company in London, and while I love my job it is very very stressful, espically now since we are coming up on deadlines and I'm doing 20+ hour days. I am currently sitting at home extremely stressed, anxious and upset instead of being at work after they egged me on the way to work. My boss understands completely, but frankly I would rather be at work bec…
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Looking if anyone has a straightforward easy to understand guide to what conditional cautioning is and how it works. Its been introduced in our force recently and the training has been a little minimal to say the least!
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What happens to ones DNA and finger prints when given after someone has been arrested? Why does everyone have to give this when they are arrested? Are they used for anything?
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OK haven't been on in a while but here goes... An old 'friend' has been saying that he, yes he has slept with me...now am straight as they come and am a mans man. But he has said this to two different people on 2 different occasions when drunk. He claims it was last year and has been telling a few people this week. I am 18 years old and a student in 6th form and he has told people in this 6th form. Now if word gets out i could be in for some hard hitting defense. So what can/should i do? Like if he keeps pushing i could be forced to basically hit him-to defend my ego and to show others its not true and stand up for myself-but i don't want to. Any ideas with regards t…
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I have just read the success story of the above project, with its claimed 80% reduction in "house Burglaries" .. I found the report on the SMART WATER web site and headed "Smart Water Case Study" I would like to know how much the Smart Water impacted the project when you consider that the other part of the project was that the homes also had wireless free Burglar Alarms installed. So how much did the alarms affect the resulting reduction? Maybe this should be answered by the on the other side of the line Do you think smart water plus the window stickers pose a significant deterrent
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Hi! I'm hoping someone could offer me some advice in relation to the situation I have with both my neighbours. I moved into my flat 4 years ago, and am between two others. The couple who live beneath me are both on benefits and sleep throughout the day, usually getting up around 5pm. During the night hours they do DIY, argue/slam doors and have also fitted some type of pump device to their ceiling/my floor which keeps me awake all night. I first spoke to them face to face about all this 3 times, an they simply denied everything. I then contacted my Housing Association and they wrote a couple letters to them - but thats all! To get these two letters sent I've wrote to…
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Hi, I requested that all my other posts be removed as some were written in the wrong frame of mind. I didnt expect for everyones replies to be deleted with it so please dont think I was dismissing the things that were said to me. I asked the moderater who deleted it all if it was ok to start a topic off again so here I am. I first asked on this forum advice about whether I was wasting poilce time as I often come to the local police attention as I often walk/sit on the streets during the nite as it prevents me from self harming as I wouldnt have access to things to use or wouldn't do it in a public place. Many police are understanding of this, some are not. It came an is…
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Sorry about the title, wasn’t sure what to put in to describe my post. Basically, I have suspicions about my cousin, who lives in the flat above mine in a converted house, being either a sex offender of some form, or, possibly even a paedophile. This basically goes back many years and lots of small ‘indicators’, for example he had a bit of an obsession with his own second cousin and this turned in to a relationship when she was 15 and he was 30. There was also talk, from an old flat mate (we did at one point share a house with numerous flatmates) that they walked in on him looking at images on the computer, that ‘may have been young children’, though it wasnâ…