| Car driven in to a police station in London 23:44 - Nov 11 with 1605 views | KeithHaynes |
Video of the incident is pretty dramatic.
People running away as the driver set fire to the road around him, and of course the police running towards him and taking him out by wrestling him to the ground.
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| Car driven in to a police station in London on 22:16 - Nov 13 with 480 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 21:57 - Nov 13 by Boundy |
Not sure of rooting for the criminals but there are many everyday folk who no longer trust the police to do their jobs without fear or favour . Once you lose that then that's when the generation resentment can manifest itself. Look at London recently where there appears to be a two tier system of policing , bending the knee seemingly supporting a political group, inaction against those who desecrated monuments/memorials or watching on whilst a protest was held outside the French embassy held by a group of muslims then we have scenes of peaceful protesters being kettled and attacked with batons . |
Yeah I don't disagree some police are bad. It's a profession, every single profession has good and bad.
But I just find it ironic that the same people that scream to de-fund the police then call them as soon as they need them. Those that call profiling and stereotyping grave injustices then make sweeping statements about police.
We have seen the latest trend where it does not matter at all what the criminal did, if he comes to any harm then there is riots. Even if he was wielding a knife and charging at the officers. It's bonkers. |  |
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| Car driven in to a police station in London on 22:40 - Nov 13 with 462 views | Boundy |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 22:16 - Nov 13 by Dr_Parnassus |
Yeah I don't disagree some police are bad. It's a profession, every single profession has good and bad.
But I just find it ironic that the same people that scream to de-fund the police then call them as soon as they need them. Those that call profiling and stereotyping grave injustices then make sweeping statements about police.
We have seen the latest trend where it does not matter at all what the criminal did, if he comes to any harm then there is riots. Even if he was wielding a knife and charging at the officers. It's bonkers. |
Maybe I'm naive but the law profession (certainly those who are there on the ground to uphold the law) should be as I've posted before be beyond reproach.I'm not anti law and order. far from it, but I am against those who put on the uniform and swear an oath to uphold the law then break those laws themselves sometimes with tacit approval of those above them . |  |
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| Car driven in to a police station in London on 23:57 - Nov 13 with 448 views | controversial_jack |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 21:41 - Nov 13 by Boundy |
You'd make a good copper |
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| Car driven in to a police station in London on 00:18 - Nov 14 with 444 views | DJack |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 22:40 - Nov 13 by Boundy |
Maybe I'm naive but the law profession (certainly those who are there on the ground to uphold the law) should be as I've posted before be beyond reproach.I'm not anti law and order. far from it, but I am against those who put on the uniform and swear an oath to uphold the law then break those laws themselves sometimes with tacit approval of those above them . |
A point of order and I'm not disagreeing with your position but ...the police are NOT the "law profession".
They often think that way (a family member is a great example of the thin blue line) but they are not, as that is the remit of lawyers and judges...and I do accept the problem with dodgy lawyers. |  |
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| Car driven in to a police station in London on 10:20 - Nov 14 with 412 views | onehunglow |
So what makes a good copper?
Fact remains the Police are trusted more than the Legal Profession and many other profession where the clients are fleeced unmercifully .
Laws are passed by politician many of whom are Barristers. Little chance then of laws being straight forward. It's why laws need legal chaps to explain things to us thick dummies who then pay for the privilege.
Fact is Police are the barrier between anarchy and us. | |
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| Car driven in to a police station in London on 11:05 - Nov 14 with 406 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 10:20 - Nov 14 by onehunglow |
So what makes a good copper?
Fact remains the Police are trusted more than the Legal Profession and many other profession where the clients are fleeced unmercifully .
Laws are passed by politician many of whom are Barristers. Little chance then of laws being straight forward. It's why laws need legal chaps to explain things to us thick dummies who then pay for the privilege.
Fact is Police are the barrier between anarchy and us. |
Couldn’t agree more. One of the hardest jobs on the planet and demonised by politicians and media to drive certain narratives. | |
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| Car driven in to a police station in London on 11:07 - Nov 14 with 406 views | controversial_jack |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 10:20 - Nov 14 by onehunglow |
So what makes a good copper?
Fact remains the Police are trusted more than the Legal Profession and many other profession where the clients are fleeced unmercifully .
Laws are passed by politician many of whom are Barristers. Little chance then of laws being straight forward. It's why laws need legal chaps to explain things to us thick dummies who then pay for the privilege.
Fact is Police are the barrier between anarchy and us. |
The Police, trusted more than Doctors, teachers , engineers? Get a grip mate
The Police are only there to bring those who may or may not be guilty of a crime before the courts. Courts then decide, not the Police | | | |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 11:24 - Nov 14 with 404 views | onehunglow |
Have a look at whatever surveys you fancy before coming up with that .Thanks.
Maybe think first and put aside your contempt for the Police .
I truly do not know why they bother and so glad I got out well before time and did something else | |
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| Car driven in to a police station in London on 12:01 - Nov 14 with 398 views | controversial_jack |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 11:24 - Nov 14 by onehunglow |
Have a look at whatever surveys you fancy before coming up with that .Thanks.
Maybe think first and put aside your contempt for the Police .
I truly do not know why they bother and so glad I got out well before time and did something else |
You are doing it now, you are closing ranks on your ex colleagues. | | | |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 13:02 - Nov 14 with 386 views | NotLoyal |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 11:07 - Nov 14 by controversial_jack |
The Police, trusted more than Doctors, teachers , engineers? Get a grip mate
The Police are only there to bring those who may or may not be guilty of a crime before the courts. Courts then decide, not the Police |
Depends on who you are. Most people I know who dislike the police have failed to become police officers. |  |
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| Car driven in to a police station in London on 13:39 - Nov 14 with 377 views | onehunglow |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 12:01 - Nov 14 by controversial_jack |
You are doing it now, you are closing ranks on your ex colleagues. |
Do me a favour chum and avoid making assumptions.
You are speaking from a position of utter ignorance.
I can't really say any more a you are too stuck in your ways | |
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| Car driven in to a police station in London on 10:08 - Nov 15 with 349 views | controversial_jack |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 13:39 - Nov 14 by onehunglow |
Do me a favour chum and avoid making assumptions.
You are speaking from a position of utter ignorance.
I can't really say any more a you are too stuck in your ways |
It's not me who is making assumptions. You stated the police are trusted more than other Professions. Why do you come to that conclusion, is it just because you were on | | | |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 10:21 - Nov 15 with 346 views | onehunglow |
You're simply being controversial .
I can't help you.
What you do for a living ? | |
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| Car driven in to a police station in London on 14:15 - Nov 15 with 314 views | Highjack |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 10:08 - Nov 15 by controversial_jack |
It's not me who is making assumptions. You stated the police are trusted more than other Professions. Why do you come to that conclusion, is it just because you were on |
They definitely aren’t trusted. And they are bloody useless. |  |
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| Car driven in to a police station in London on 16:03 - Nov 15 with 308 views | KeithHaynes |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 14:15 - Nov 15 by Highjack |
They definitely aren’t trusted. And they are bloody useless. |
Absolutely useless, running towards danger without a thought for themselves. | |
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| Car driven in to a police station in London on 16:16 - Nov 15 with 304 views | Boundy |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 16:03 - Nov 15 by KeithHaynes |
Absolutely useless, running towards danger without a thought for themselves. |
Not quite all
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| Car driven in to a police station in London on 17:52 - Nov 15 with 295 views | Highjack |
| Car driven in to a police station in London on 16:03 - Nov 15 by KeithHaynes |
Absolutely useless, running towards danger without a thought for themselves. |
I can only speak from personal experience but from the situation involving a family member of mine in the last year I can categorically state they are completely and utterly useless. | |
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| Car driven in to a police station in London on 18:21 - Nov 15 with 293 views | onehunglow |
So what is is you do Contro. Come on, | |
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