BBC Panorama
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Was he the chap who exposed the 9 police from one station with the Sgt stamping on a handcuffed guy or the other one saying he was going to break a blokes fingers?
I heard Rowley on the radio this morning. His tone and palpable indifference throughout the interview suggests to me he will resign.
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palmer_mike
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Don’t understand the poll question. What Is a good shoe’in?
Edit update:
Apparently (according to Google) a shoeing is slang for beating someone up.
Edit update:
Apparently (according to Google) a shoeing is slang for beating someone up.
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Saw it aswell, but as to the shoe'in comment, I heard a Scots colloquilalism on news with those African tribe being removed this morning, ... "Huckled"
into a Border force van.
palmer_mike
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BBC Panorama programme last night (now on iPlayer).
Basically an undercover reported working as civilian custody staff at Charing Cross police station for a number of months.
Recorded alot of interactions with police officers where they said or did things that they really shouldn’t have.
To be fair some of the misbehaviour was fairly low level, but some of the behaviour WAS very concerning and far over ‘the line’……..
The programme did highlight the fact that there were many officers there that were doing a great job in a caring and professional way.
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bottletopbill
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Did not agree with the Sargent's comments at all.
But it was interesting the number of Muslins on a charge sheet .
But come on cops are entitled to there own thoughts regarding boat people.
He should not have said shot them in the head (silly man) should have kept is thoughts in his head
But as the song goes I am only humane after all
But it was interesting the number of Muslins on a charge sheet .
But come on cops are entitled to there own thoughts regarding boat people.
He should not have said shot them in the head (silly man) should have kept is thoughts in his head
But as the song goes I am only humane after all
The SPG in the mid 80's around Erith didn't hold back as Mr T's was closing for the night Bill
bottletopbill
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Bet they did not.
Think most of us had some experience one or two jabs in the ribs.
Funny our many fell over.
They still run around here in the riot vans.
Think most of us had some experience one or two jabs in the ribs.
Funny our many fell over.
They still run around here in the riot vans.
bottletopbill
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No they were covered up as we all know look at the tv PERVS Jimmy S Rolf Harris and Edwards
palmer_mike
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googles sometimes helpful
BBC One - Panorama, Jimmy Savile - What the BBC Knew
A Panorama Special investigates the Jimmy Savile abuse scandal and how aware the BBC were.
palmer_mike
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Yes see post #15
So just to make sure you've set a poll up asking if an undercover reporter who has exposed criminal acts being committed by serving Met Police officers should have his head kicked in or not?
triggertrix
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This made me laugh
Oh no, not at all. A head kicking in is several iterations over and above a good shoe’in. A well delivered shoe’in should leave no long term consequences, whereas a head kicking in, as it’s described, is patently life threatening.
shakey jake
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is the op annoyed he went under cover or annoyed he caught the dregs of society being bad coppers or annoyed none othe the other coppers had the morals to step up and rid the police of dregs?
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