cryrst
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Throat cut and feed him to the lions of longeat
UK Police and Judiciary out of control?
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What have they done to deserve that?
ASCPFC
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It shows how much respect is left for the police.
PalazioVecchio
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where are the cops ?
Yep, the crowd is almost universally against them, confused or bemused.
Just one bellend offering support.
PalazioVecchio
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its easy, just tell the copper you are a member of one of the 'protected classes of people'.....and accuse the cop of being .....ophobic. And the Cop will stop faster than a Vampire who saw a Holy-Cross.
Alternatively the cops could visit the Oval at Kennington and arrest whoever is tooled up in the middle of the pitch.
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PalazioVecchio
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perhaps you also warn crime gangs. Be careful what you Loot from JD Sports. The cops could arrest you outside for having a baseball bat.
I know it's not the point of the thread, but JD sport are partly to blame.
An item like that needs proper packaging and a box.
PalazioVecchio
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you could always get an inflatable joke baseball bat. Make the fecker look even more stupid than he already is ?
cryrst
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What for a ten pound bat. Behave. This in England not Mogadishu.
A box would cost them about 15p and would have saved that lad a lot of legal fees.
Selling it loose makes us look like Mogadishu, not the other way round.
cryrst
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How about a cricket bat or snooker cue. Both pretty useful in a tear up.
How would you box a cue if you didn’t have enough for the case.
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Unless he stole the bat this situation looks like a failure of both the guy, the store and the officer.
I think the law says you can't just walk down the street with what could be seen as an offensive weapon. However, if these items are available for purchase in the highstreet there has to be a level of common sense.
It should be packaged properly and I would question how this isn't the situation. From the behaviour of the Policeman I can only summise that he considers this stolen.
However, if this item was purchased legally then I'd also question how this escalated to the degree that the customer has been attacked by the Police. I'd also question his lack of cooperation with the Police when stopped, which is never a good idea.....However.
I've lost trust in the Police myself and don't think they deserve the benefit of the doubt considering their attitudes to anyone who isn't considered a 'protected class'.
I think the law says you can't just walk down the street with what could be seen as an offensive weapon. However, if these items are available for purchase in the highstreet there has to be a level of common sense.
It should be packaged properly and I would question how this isn't the situation. From the behaviour of the Policeman I can only summise that he considers this stolen.
However, if this item was purchased legally then I'd also question how this escalated to the degree that the customer has been attacked by the Police. I'd also question his lack of cooperation with the Police when stopped, which is never a good idea.....However.
I've lost trust in the Police myself and don't think they deserve the benefit of the doubt considering their attitudes to anyone who isn't considered a 'protected class'.