England & Wales
4557 topics in this forum
-
hi there. Im an apostate of islam. i am somehow unable to do the phone call so Im instead writing on this. I had this death threat from my brother and his wife in the past for left islam. Not just them but also some certain muslims. I didnt report to police out of fear. My parents who loves every of theirs kids equally however i feel like they do not listen or trying to support my brother preferrably than me and just to kept me mouth shush for the sake of their namesake and their son. i also feel they just keep it aside so no one would bother my brother and they dont want to be in spotlight if police gets involved. cos of their pride, they'd get embarrassed. for me in …
-
-
- 18 replies
- 2k views
- 3 followers
-
-
Hello, I'm after some advice regarding driving (small 2005 motorhome) whilst on SORN (no road tax) totally slipped my mind!! NEVER done anything like this before. To my horror the other day (evening of Easter Sat 30th Match, 2013 ) noticed I didn't have any tax on my motorhome whilst camping in South/West Wales (St.David's) (I live in North Wales) It's been on SORN for the last few months. Totally slipped my mind before I left home on Friday 29th it was the end of March!! As I was away from home (about 200 miles away) had no log book, my wife and children with me so no way to gain access to my home. Also Post Offices closed Sat evening & Sunday & Easter Bank H…
-
-
- 21 replies
- 10.8k views
- 2 followers
-
-
Hi guys, Is there a stop and search power specifically for knives/offensive weapons. I seem to remember (Although I think I'm wrong) that, like S.23 MOD, there is a specific power for this in the Prevention of Crime Act 1953 (or similar) I know S.1 PACE can be used to the this effect but it would put my mind at ease to know if there is specific legislation. Thanks
-
Question: I let someone drive my vehicle as they inform me they have third party insurance on another vehicle if driven with the owners consent. Whilst driving along, I'm a passenger, if we were to be stopped and it turned out he was wrong - who is liable for prosecution, me or him?
-
Newer officers in our force have begun issuing a FPN ticket (e.g seatbelt or mobile phone) and also reporting on summons (for in case the ticket isn't paid!). Is this current practice or unecessary? I thought it was one or the other?
-
Can anyone explain some laws of using lock picking tools in the UK? I want to learn about the laws.
-
-
- 20 replies
- 42.5k views
- 4 followers
-
-
Hi, Does anyone know of any particular E&W cases where a warrant has been left incomplete? I am looking at the effects it would have on criminal proceedings - but first need one to find and then research. Thanks!
-
I'm not sure if this is the right section to post this but... at the supermarket earlier a pensioner damaged another car while parking. The pensioner got out his car and proceeded to walk to the supermarket without leaving a note or any insurance details. A MOP who witnessed it stopped the pensioner and made him aware of the damage he'd caused. She was writing notes and I assume she then presented details to the supermarket. Is this a civil matter or police matter? Would it be up to the individual, the supermarket or the police to settle this? Also I'm curious wow this would be handled if it were witnessed as an off duty officer? Would you take notes and present findin…
-
Okay I'm assuming most people have seen the new Santander advert for their 123 account, my question is as follows: the golfer takes and eats an apple from the woman who is painting. Seems like a fairly simple one, but is the apple considered property as per the Theft Act?
-
All - I'm struggling to think of an example of what could happen if we fail to release a DP after arrest if the arrest conditions no longer apply. Can anyone help please?
-
Me and a colleague were having this conversation the other day whilst we were sat up waiting for a car to go by which was meant to be driving with no mot and the car SORN'd. Now I was saying i would issue a NE FPN for driving with no MOT and one for not displaying a valid VEL, whilst also reporting him to the DVLA for driving it whilst SORN'd. But my colleage was saying he would only issue one for no MOT and just report him for driving it SORN'd. His thinking being that if we deal with it for no VEL we're taking 'two bites of the cherry' and it may stop the DVLA prosecuting. Now as far as I see it you can deal with the no VEL by a way of a NEFPN as the offence is 'fail…
-
-
I think this is going to be for those more traffic related, but I certainly can't find anything in relation to this from a legislation point of view. Lots of track vehicles have door cards removed and we were talking about this in the office the other day with regards to the DRIVERS door. A picture of what a door without door cards looks like is below: We talked about offences and we we're all unsure.I can find nothing in the C & U regs (other than Reg 100, but it doesn't really cover it) and really the only relevant thing, that may not even be relevant, is an offence under S40A RTA 1988 - dangerous parts of accessories. The door we were talking about has a metal …
-
Folks, wondered if you could help me. I recently saw a car on eBay that I liked and made a bid for it. I didn't win the bid but a day after got an email from the seller asking if I still wanted to buy the car as the winning bidder pulled out. The reason the seller gave me was that he had to sell his car before he could get a new one. The car was advertised as having a tapping noise from the engine which the seller told me disappeared after the engine warmed up. I asked the seller whether there were any other issues and he said no. I went and picked up the car at the weekend. Drove it home from Slough to watford and the tapping noise continued. Took it to my local garage…
-
Just a quick one! My Cousins cat went missing on Thursday last week, after thinking through all the "worst case scenarios" and getting to grips with the fact he may not have survived the cold weather for 3-4 days my cousin walks past a neighbours house to see her cat sat in the window! A few years ago this lady claimed that my cousin was not looking after her older cat and refused to return it to my cousin. Police involved, gets cat back. This same lady has now decided that the younger cat should have been locked up in her house for the past 4 days for the same reason that he's not being looked after. (this is far from true, the cat is treated like part of the famil…