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Not a situation that I've come across, but seen this on the Ask the Police website. I have always thought that you would have to hold a UK Driving Licence in order to supervise a learner driver 😯 Does anyone know where this is stated in legislation?
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I have informed DVLA to SORN my motor car. Whilst it is on SORN do I have to have n MOT for the car?
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I was bored today so did some reading up on the Town Police Clauses Act 1847, I was aware of this but I was wondering if anyone had ever given it a go or had known of case going to court under the act... If so what was the result? (I have in the past made an arrest for "violent or indecent behaviour in any police office" when someone kicked off in my BTP nick a few years ago and the court result was decent from what I recall.) Section 28 however boils down to a sort of a pre-public order offence of the Victorian era and as they say in my office, "the old'uns are the best..." The specific wording is: "Every person who publicly offers for sale or distribution, or exh…
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Will a non crime domestic be disclosed on an enhanced dbs?
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When you first join the police family you get taught the main pieces of legislation that you will come across as part of your day to day duties (as you'd never leave training if you had to learn out all). As time goes on you learn more legislation. In this thread, please share any pieces of legislation that you have come across and found useful.
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Hello, can I keep the Victorinox Rescue Tool in pouch in my car's door container? It has a locking blade. The reason for keeping it would be as an emergency use only as it has seatbelt cutter, window braker and disc saw. If it is not legal to keep it with above reasoning, would it be ok to keep it in my car's boot? But then what is the point of having it in my car's boot while trapped with blocked seatbelt on? The same goes with multi-tools, can I have a multi-tool with a locking blade in my car's boot? I'm thinking about Victorinox Swisstool X. The reason for having it would be multipurpose as the name suggests multi-tool. Are police officer…
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For those who have been watching the Met Police documentary on the BBC: https://www.borehamwoodtimes.co.uk/news/17978550.bbc-cameras-capture-police-investigation-moped-mugging-edgware/ The guy who punched her was only charged with robbery, why not ABH or GBH?
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Could someone explain these sections to me please. I’m reading this straight from the statue book and a bit confused. s.163 clearly gives the power to stop a vehicle. However I was pulled up the other day for telling someone it was s165 that I was requesting vehicle docs under, it should have been s163. So what’s the deal here, as a newbie I didn’t ask for an in depth explanation but having gone back to the statute I still can’t work it out. Many thanks!
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Hi all, I havn't had much success googling this - My initial search found the inconclusive case of the 'Polite' high viz jackets worn by horseriders with top hits for questions around the subject showing threads on horse forums from 2008! Anyway with the winter months approaching and less hours of natural I have purchased various high viz apparel off ebay. The ex police wear piqued my interest - Seems very functional and hardy - Also I have decided to start recording my cycling owing to close passes and dangerous driving I witness day in day out. I like the Idea that some of these high viz jackets have clipsafe ports that I can mount a camera on. …
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Hi all, So had a strange run in this week with a guy camping out at the bike parking in my local town centre. There are a few places with big loops around the town centre - some at the start of the shopping area and then mostly outside key shops. Outside the Tesco within the heart of the town there are 5 cycle loops in front of the store with CCTV pointing out from the store and a cash machine directly opposite. I parked up last week and walked around the adjoining precinct to do some shopping before returning for the main shop at Tesco. There was a guy sat on the floor with a little blanket and collection bowl inches from my bike. I did…
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I hope someone may be able to offer assistance for this and maybe some experience if applicable? I recall seeing at some point a clause in some legislation regarding speed enforcement where it stated that if two or more constables formed the opinion that a vehicle was exceeding the posted speed limit that they could be done for speeding in place or using a calibrated device (LASER, speedometer, etc). I have absolutely no idea where I saw this only that it stuck in my mind. Is this correct and if so is there anything more to it? Thanks!
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On Violence according to the 2006 British Crime Survey. On the list of locations were Transport, which is the tube or a car etc.,other location, inside or outside home. Only thing I got rid of was the violence at the pub or club, which drops violence to 2.4% The Survey also had violence according to morning, afternoon,evening and night. Night being midnight to 6am. I got rid of the violence at night. It has dropped to 1.8% This is for Stranger and Acquaintance Violence. How do I make the argument that there is no need for 40% to 50% to have guns or knifes on the streets, when a mere 1.8% of people were subject to violence? Also I have questio…
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Hi all, 2-3 years ago, my other half and I had an argument and police were called out by a neighbour. We live in a flat and the argument wasn’t particularly loud or anything but it was quite late. It was a verbal argument and no violence or anything of the sort. Anyway, the police came, took statements and advised us that nothing further would happen, but if they were called out again within a 12 month period, then something would happen. No cautions were given or anything like that. I have now had an enhanced CRB check to work with children and I am now panicking that this will come up and jeopardise everything that I’ve worked for. I have never bee…
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Can police arrest or charge an MP for speaking hate?
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