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Policemen....Coppers love em or hate em ????.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Yes we know they have a job to do and uphold the law, most that i know are just ordinary people with family etc and like and do the same things as most of us do.

They seem to have a stigma of untrust though as if its them and us ?????.

Is it society that has brought this about or one of our modern times of distrust to anthing governmental ???.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I like the police and I've always found them as a protecting force especially now I live alown I find the new pcos reassuring walking the beat.

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By *isscheekychopsWoman
over a year ago

The land of grey peas and bacon

They are a valuable resource in the job that I do, I have the upmost respect for the work they do, of course you get the rouge ones but luckily I have not come across those in the years that I have worked doing what I do...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Never given it much thought. I like all the ones I know.

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By *miley-8-pinkCouple
over a year ago

Nr Taunton

Always very respectful of the law

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By *isscheekychopsWoman
over a year ago

The land of grey peas and bacon

Make crap boyfriends though quickly makes a run for it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Where I live there isn't much call for the force... Not a lot ever happens round here ... But when and if it does they are out in force

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman
over a year ago

evesham

The I not people I know who hate the police are the ones who are up to no good....coincidence?!

There's good and bad in alk professions....police are no different

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've met a few off here too...

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By *razedcatMan
over a year ago

London / Herts

Sorry to use a tired old phrase, but the police are the thin blue line. They face unique pressures in their role of keeping order and facilitating "justice".

And with their role being so integral to the functioning of society, there will always be people who distrust them.

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By *oxycouple28Couple
over a year ago

bexley

Having spoken to a few, they hate saying what they do for a living because people always insist on going on about that one time they got pulled over by some wanker copper etc etc... like its their fault.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I've met a few off here too...

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I wonder if its true about theire shoe size and the size of.......well i dont need to finish off ??????.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Could of done without one waking me up at 1am having arrested the neighbour's lodger but apart from that, I respect the majority of the ones I have come across over the years x

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By *miley-8-pinkCouple
over a year ago

Nr Taunton


"I've met a few off here too...

I wonder if its true about theire shoe size and the size of.......well i dont need to finish off ??????.

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Truncheon?

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By *ause and EffectCouple
over a year ago

Southampton

My ultimate fantasy...... And yet to be explored!! Tx

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I've met a few off here too...

I wonder if its true about theire shoe size and the size of.......well i dont need to finish off ??????.

Truncheon?"

Ha ha .......you got it..

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By *miley-8-pinkCouple
over a year ago

Nr Taunton


"My ultimate fantasy...... And yet to be explored!! Tx "

I can recommend

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"My ultimate fantasy...... And yet to be explored!! Tx "

Or could it be a uniform..policeman.. fireman..ambulance..ha ha traffic warden ??.

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By *cduck and Blue eyesCouple
over a year ago

nr chester

I have the greatest of respect for all our greatest resources, police, forces, firefighters, nurses, doctors, anyone who would give their life or save a life of others, but like everything else there is good and bad everywhere and no two days in anyone's life will ever be the same so judging on other peoples experiences will never hold weight with me, we should judge only on what we know and have felt, to tar all with the same brush is neither fair nor should be accepted as a valid reason for hatred, this however is only an opinion and I fully appreciate that everyone is entitled to one, Mrs cmy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Had a PCSO start screaming at me a few weeks back at a static modified car meet and threaten me with a section 59 for the subwoofers playing.

I turned them off, but respect goes both ways. The meet was organised well out of the way in a carpark, but she was going round basically just being a dickhead.

Her partner on the other hand was the complete opposite.

I'm sure most people would prefer modified meets to be held out of the way in car parks. If we were breaking any laws we would have had to move.....funny how we wasn't moved.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Had a PCSO start screaming at me a few weeks back at a static modified car meet and threaten me with a section 59 for the subwoofers playing.

I turned them off, but respect goes both ways. The meet was organised well out of the way in a carpark, but she was going round basically just being a dickhead.

I wonder if it was.....good cop...bad cop syndrome that seems to used by the proffesionals ?????.

Her partner on the other hand was the complete opposite.

I'm sure most people would prefer modified meets to be held out of the way in car parks. If we were breaking any laws we would have had to move.....funny how we wasn't moved.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

I've been fortunate to have great people as my contacts in the force. Decent, hard working people who do their best to improve society for us all. Some are great shags too.

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By *razedcatMan
over a year ago

London / Herts


"Had a PCSO start screaming at me a few weeks back at a static modified car meet and threaten me with a section 59 for the subwoofers playing.

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Hmm, S.59 of the Police Reform Act. I just learned something

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By *oveslickingpussy999Man
over a year ago

ealing

Majority of police officers ive ran into have been complete arseholes and just on a major power trip because they are protected by a badge and uniform and if you take a look at the police in america just trigger happy maniacs killing black people amy chance they get

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Yes we know they have a job to do and uphold the law, most that i know are just ordinary people with family etc and like and do the same things as most of us do.

They seem to have a stigma of untrust though as if its them and us ?????.

Is it society that has brought this about or one of our modern times of distrust to anthing governmental ???.

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The old fashioned way was the best.....no courts no paperwork no silly cautions......i got caught red handed scrumping by a copper he asked me what was doing and why was my jumper tucked in my trousers, i just said " to keep warm" he clipped me round the ear undid my jumper and told me he was going to tell my dad ??? for lying to him.

Instant justice.......that clip of my ear bloody hurt as well.

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By *irceWoman
over a year ago

Gloucester

Have met a few good guys and some roid rage ego maniac cops....!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Have met a few good guys and some roid rage ego maniac cops....!"

Theres a few about........

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I wouldn't group every person that does the job under one umbrella, ive got some friends in the force who are decent people. I'm also aware that some do the job for the wrong reasons, such as the power of the badge and the authority it gives....

I guess it's like any thing else in life, there's good and there's bad.

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By *urlinaTV/TS
over a year ago

London W1

I have great respect for the police and I'm always happy to see them about...I'm not a black man in my twenties, however, so my perspective might be a bit skewed.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Despise them. It seems that when you dont need them, they are always around. But when you do need them, they are nowhere to be found.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've always been very repectful to the police in any dealings that I have had with them and I wouldnt want to do their job. Saying that though, I've sold cars to police officers may times, I've been a prosecution witness on their behalf, I've had to report stuff to them, and of course I've been pulled over on the road by them and every single time I've been fucked over by them!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Yes we know they have a job to do and uphold the law, most that i know are just ordinary people with family etc and like and do the same things as most of us do.

They seem to have a stigma of untrust though as if its them and us ?????.

Is it society that has brought this about or one of our modern times of distrust to anthing governmental ???.

"

I'm not a lover I'm afraid I have a friend who's probably the nicest copper ever but he was on my estate one time with his chief inspector he spotted me washing my car, they both came over and said hi we chatted then they started checking my car over !!!! Luckily it was in good shape

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By *ce WingerMan
over a year ago

P.O. Box DE1 0NQ

I used to like Reg Hollis off The Bill

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By *lighty1Woman
over a year ago

You Dont Need to Know, right now

I have the greatest respect for the police. When I need them, they're there. Once I was home alone when someone tried to break into my flat, and the police were there within 4 minutes - yes really, 4 minutes! Another time, when a d*unk obnoxious violent person was at my place of work, two female police officers came immediately, wrestled him to the ground and carted him off for a night in the cells. Kudos to the police, for doing a job I wouldn't like to do.

Of course, I never get pulled over in my car, as I don't speed or owt

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

They've never done anything to help me out and have seen them manipulate vulnerable people into easy arrests so they can go home thinking that they are heroes but suppos round here not much goes on and th need to keep them numbers up to look like they're actually doing something.....

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By *onnybag69Man
over a year ago

Manchester

the only good policeman is a dead one

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By *isscheekychopsWoman
over a year ago

The land of grey peas and bacon


"the only good policeman is a dead one"

WTF.....nothing really shocks me on here but seriously your comment is distasteful beyond belief.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"the only good policeman is a dead one

WTF.....nothing really shocks me on here but seriously your comment is distasteful beyond belief. "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"the only good policeman is a dead one

WTF.....nothing really shocks me on here but seriously your comment is distasteful beyond belief. "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"the only good policeman is a dead one"
what a disgusting comment to make

you have some serious issues mate

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman
over a year ago

evesham


"the only good policeman is a dead one"

You have some serious issues.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well tbh i would hate to be in the police

they are dammed if they dont and dammed if they do

and they have my respect

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My late father was a police sergeant, for 30 years,and believe you me not an easy job at all,he was old school though,a good clip round the ear usually sorted it, with the youngsters,, they couldn't get away with it now days,those were the days when the public had more respect for our police.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Can't fault them. I got stopped once. On way to work at swinging club. Conversation got started about where I was going. One ended up on here for a while because of it!!!! They're only human after all. Or I'm a terribly bad influence

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"the only good policeman is a dead one"

Always said the great thing about the forums is they are the best filter on fab.

Always wanted to go into the police. They have my respect xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The ones that I don't care for are the ones who have been proven to have abused their position .....

Otherwise I cannot say that I dislike or mistrust them and more or less than any other profession.

In every walk of life their are bad eggs who always seem to manage to taint the vast amount of good eggs.

On the other side of the coin, if I was a habitual law breaker and career criminal then I suppose I'd probably loathe and despise each and every one of them but they'd still be the first people I would call upon if I was in danger myself ...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"My late father was a police sergeant, for 30 years,and believe you me not an easy job at all,he was old school though,a good clip round the ear usually sorted it, with the youngsters,, they couldn't get away with it now days,those were the days when the public had more respect for our police."
the unfortunate thing about the police these days though is they've become intrusive and are targeting people who aren't criminals ,if its so unsafe to drive at speeds over 30mph why are we allowed to buy cars that can cruise at 200mph if you drive in this country you're a criminal ,I got pulled the other night driving home from local shop and the young coppers every other utterance was I don't believe you I don't believe a word you're saying ,even though I knew I possibly was speeding I didn't have a clue by how much ,catch criminals don't target drivers because it puts money in the coffers ,my friend who is the loveliest guy is a copper played squash with him every weekday morning for years but he checked my car over with his inspector if they had found something I'm sure they would have nicked me ,I agree so areas of policing are very difficult but drivers are not criminals everyone including a policeman speeds you can't help it cars aren't built to drive at 30 mph !!!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"My late father was a police sergeant, for 30 years,and believe you me not an easy job at all,he was old school though,a good clip round the ear usually sorted it, with the youngsters,, they couldn't get away with it now days,those were the days when the public had more respect for our police. the unfortunate thing about the police these days though is they've become intrusive and are targeting people who aren't criminals ,if its so unsafe to drive at speeds over 30mph why are we allowed to buy cars that can cruise at 200mph if you drive in this country you're a criminal ,I got pulled the other night driving home from local shop and the young coppers every other utterance was I don't believe you I don't believe a word you're saying ,even though I knew I possibly was speeding I didn't have a clue by how much ,catch criminals don't target drivers because it puts money in the coffers ,my friend who is the loveliest guy is a copper played squash with him every weekday morning for years but he checked my car over with his inspector if they had found something I'm sure they would have nicked me ,I agree so areas of policing are very difficult but drivers are not criminals everyone including a policeman speeds you can't help it cars aren't built to drive at 30 mph !!!! "

I love how you had no idea by how much you were speeding by and you hold no responsibility and think they are over policing.

Speeding kills!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Unfortunately it's not the police who inforce speed limits,it's the town planners,and the do Gooders,I agree with speed limits by schools etc, but you're right in saying that cars are not built for that speed, it's 20 miles an hours on my road. Traffic chaos

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"My late father was a police sergeant, for 30 years,and believe you me not an easy job at all,he was old school though,a good clip round the ear usually sorted it, with the youngsters,, they couldn't get away with it now days,those were the days when the public had more respect for our police. the unfortunate thing about the police these days though is they've become intrusive and are targeting people who aren't criminals ,if its so unsafe to drive at speeds over 30mph why are we allowed to buy cars that can cruise at 200mph if you drive in this country you're a criminal ,I got pulled the other night driving home from local shop and the young coppers every other utterance was I don't believe you I don't believe a word you're saying ,even though I knew I possibly was speeding I didn't have a clue by how much ,catch criminals don't target drivers because it puts money in the coffers ,my friend who is the loveliest guy is a copper played squash with him every weekday morning for years but he checked my car over with his inspector if they had found something I'm sure they would have nicked me ,I agree so areas of policing are very difficult but drivers are not criminals everyone including a policeman speeds you can't help it cars aren't built to drive at 30 mph !!!!

I love how you had no idea by how much you were speeding by and you hold no responsibility and think they are over policing.

Speeding kills! "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"My late father was a police sergeant, for 30 years,and believe you me not an easy job at all,he was old school though,a good clip round the ear usually sorted it, with the youngsters,, they couldn't get away with it now days,those were the days when the public had more respect for our police. the unfortunate thing about the police these days though is they've become intrusive and are targeting people who aren't criminals ,if its so unsafe to drive at speeds over 30mph why are we allowed to buy cars that can cruise at 200mph if you drive in this country you're a criminal ,I got pulled the other night driving home from local shop and the young coppers every other utterance was I don't believe you I don't believe a word you're saying ,even though I knew I possibly was speeding I didn't have a clue by how much ,catch criminals don't target drivers because it puts money in the coffers ,my friend who is the loveliest guy is a copper played squash with him every weekday morning for years but he checked my car over with his inspector if they had found something I'm sure they would have nicked me ,I agree so areas of policing are very difficult but drivers are not criminals everyone including a policeman speeds you can't help it cars aren't built to drive at 30 mph !!!!

I love how you had no idea by how much you were speeding by and you hold no responsibility and think they are over policing.

Speeding kills! "

hey bad driving kills ,I got done for speeding at 31mph catch criminals don't target motorists because it makes money

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think the police are great.

When my ex died following a rtc they where brilliant. They supported the children, gave us as much information as we needed, answered our many questions, they were very thorough in providing all the information regarding the accident so the driver was taken to court and eventually prison. They supported us through court. They showed us how they built the case against the driver, all the details regarding how the crash actually happened. They showed us the effects of someones bad driving.

They only left us when we were ready for them too.

I can't fault them.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I agree they have a job to do, it'd be nice if they done it without the massive portion of chips on their shoulders.

In my youth I got pulled while putting my key in my front door because the copper thought I was breaking in. They didn't like the answers they got back from me when they asked to prove I lived there including address, post code phone number dog and cat name, then they really shat themselves when my mother came downstairs demanding why I was pulled outside my own house.

Then the time I had a meat wagon pulled me for irratic driving because I moved out the way of a bus who was taking a corner wide, admittedly they waited for me to parallel park (3 stood by trying to intimidate me into hitting another car) when I questioned as to why 3 officers needed to stand and watch me park the answer was for their protection, they then checked my driver license and started questioning why I was in Sutton at 9pm (my answer none of your business).

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Yes we know they have a job to do and uphold the law, most that i know are just ordinary people with family etc and like and do the same things as most of us do.

They seem to have a stigma of untrust though as if its them and us ?????.

Is it society that has brought this about or one of our modern times of distrust to anthing governmental ???.

"

At the end of the day, they are just people. Some good, kind honest, and some complete assholes.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"My late father was a police sergeant, for 30 years,and believe you me not an easy job at all,he was old school though,a good clip round the ear usually sorted it, with the youngsters,, they couldn't get away with it now days,those were the days when the public had more respect for our police. the unfortunate thing about the police these days though is they've become intrusive and are targeting people who aren't criminals ,if its so unsafe to drive at speeds over 30mph why are we allowed to buy cars that can cruise at 200mph if you drive in this country you're a criminal ,I got pulled the other night driving home from local shop and the young coppers every other utterance was I don't believe you I don't believe a word you're saying ,even though I knew I possibly was speeding I didn't have a clue by how much ,catch criminals don't target drivers because it puts money in the coffers ,my friend who is the loveliest guy is a copper played squash with him every weekday morning for years but he checked my car over with his inspector if they had found something I'm sure they would have nicked me ,I agree so areas of policing are very difficult but drivers are not criminals everyone including a policeman speeds you can't help it cars aren't built to drive at 30 mph !!!! "

I don't speed so don't talk for me thank you

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"My late father was a police sergeant, for 30 years,and believe you me not an easy job at all,he was old school though,a good clip round the ear usually sorted it, with the youngsters,, they couldn't get away with it now days,those were the days when the public had more respect for our police. the unfortunate thing about the police these days though is they've become intrusive and are targeting people who aren't criminals ,if its so unsafe to drive at speeds over 30mph why are we allowed to buy cars that can cruise at 200mph if you drive in this country you're a criminal ,I got pulled the other night driving home from local shop and the young coppers every other utterance was I don't believe you I don't believe a word you're saying ,even though I knew I possibly was speeding I didn't have a clue by how much ,catch criminals don't target drivers because it puts money in the coffers ,my friend who is the loveliest guy is a copper played squash with him every weekday morning for years but he checked my car over with his inspector if they had found something I'm sure they would have nicked me ,I agree so areas of policing are very difficult but drivers are not criminals everyone including a policeman speeds you can't help it cars aren't built to drive at 30 mph !!!!

I love how you had no idea by how much you were speeding by and you hold no responsibility and think they are over policing.

Speeding kills! hey bad driving kills ,I got done for speeding at 31mph catch criminals don't target motorists because it makes money "

Don't speed then they won't get your money

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"My late father was a police sergeant, for 30 years,and believe you me not an easy job at all,he was old school though,a good clip round the ear usually sorted it, with the youngsters,, they couldn't get away with it now days,those were the days when the public had more respect for our police. the unfortunate thing about the police these days though is they've become intrusive and are targeting people who aren't criminals ,if its so unsafe to drive at speeds over 30mph why are we allowed to buy cars that can cruise at 200mph if you drive in this country you're a criminal ,I got pulled the other night driving home from local shop and the young coppers every other utterance was I don't believe you I don't believe a word you're saying ,even though I knew I possibly was speeding I didn't have a clue by how much ,catch criminals don't target drivers because it puts money in the coffers ,my friend who is the loveliest guy is a copper played squash with him every weekday morning for years but he checked my car over with his inspector if they had found something I'm sure they would have nicked me ,I agree so areas of policing are very difficult but drivers are not criminals everyone including a policeman speeds you can't help it cars aren't built to drive at 30 mph !!!!

I love how you had no idea by how much you were speeding by and you hold no responsibility and think they are over policing.

Speeding kills! "

I didnt have a clue because in the half a mile distance I was driving I was concentrating on the road ahead not the Speedo if I was speeding it wasn't by much and I've never had an accident or claim against my insurance ,its bad driving that kills not the speed you drive at,as someone else said its the council that sets speeds limits but its the police that over enforce it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"are targeting people who aren't criminals ,if its so unsafe to drive at speeds over 30mph why are we allowed to buy cars that can cruise at 200mph if you drive in this country you're a criminal ,I got pulled the other night driving home from local shop and the young coppers every other utterance was I don't believe you I don't believe a word you're saying ,even though I knew I possibly was speeding I didn't have a clue by how much ,catch criminals don't target drivers because it puts money in the coffers ,my friend who is the loveliest guy is a copper played squash with him every weekday morning for years but he checked my car over with his inspector if they had found something I'm sure they would have nicked me ,I agree so areas of policing are very difficult but drivers are not criminals everyone including a policeman speeds you can't help it cars aren't built to drive at 30 mph !!!!

I love how you had no idea by how much you were speeding by and you hold no responsibility and think they are over policing.

Speeding kills! hey bad driving kills ,I got done for speeding at 31mph catch criminals don't target motorists because it makes money "

31mph i doubt they pulled you over for that theres a thresh hold. 1 or 2mph they will ignore.

Bad driving skills is rubbish. Its about being able to stop in time.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have found they take great care of their nice shiny helmet's

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"hey bad driving kills ,I got done for speeding at 31mph catch criminals don't target motorists because it makes money "

Do you mean you were driving 31 in a 30 limit? I thought they didn't do you for that or 31 in a 20?

If they ignore speeding where would that end? Wait until a few pedestrians are knocked over and then go back to enforcing it.

I've never had any issues with the police. In the past I've been in a domestic violence situation and I found them very kind, efficient and made me and my children feel safe. I'm sure there are some that are far from perfect, but they're only human like the rest of us.

Sarah

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have a respect for the law, in a society like ours you have to, I'm not one if those parents who tells their children if your naughty the policeman will take you away.

And its surprising considering the bad experiences if had with the boys in blue.

Stopped and searched 9 times in one month by the same two officers at the age of 15

Arrested and questioned for 24 hours on suspicion of murder, by the end of it I started to wonder if I had actually done it, I hadn't

Assaulted by a policeman on a horse for stepping into the road after leaving a football ground (north yorkshire police, known among football hooligans as one of the biggest "firms" in the country)

Told that mongrels like me (referring to me being mixed race) should me drowned at birth.

But after all these things that have happened to me, I still respect the law, I'm not saying I'm not bitter, I'm human, and its hard to get over this stuff, and you probably think "well he must have been doing something naughty to have been in all these scrapes, but the extent of my record is boing to court for a failure to produce my documents, when I was 18 I had all of my documents I was just a bit of a dingbat and went on holiday and forgot

And I sort of agree with cheeky, they make bad girlfriends lol

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By *andsCouple
over a year ago

south birmingham


"Majority of police officers ive ran into have been complete arseholes and just on a major power trip because they are protected by a badge and uniform and if you take a look at the police in america just trigger happy maniacs killing black people amy chance they get "

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By *aneandpaulCouple
over a year ago

cleveleys

There was a program on a few weeks ago called rookies all about young police men and women some looked as if they were going to be OK but there was one. Said he had been bullied at school any one breaks the law is going to get it said it was his time now my pay back time he said. What a basted he is going to be

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Interesting thread- one addition to the block list and one affirmation as to why they are there!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm quite fond of them

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"the only good policeman is a dead one"

Utter distaste and vulgar,lets hope YOU dont need thier help anytime soon...

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By *aneandpaulCouple
over a year ago

cleveleys


"the only good policeman is a dead one

Utter distaste and vulgar,lets hope YOU dont need thier help anytime soon..."

very true

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"are targeting people who aren't criminals ,if its so unsafe to drive at speeds over 30mph why are we allowed to buy cars that can cruise at 200mph if you drive in this country you're a criminal ,I got pulled the other night driving home from local shop and the young coppers every other utterance was I don't believe you I don't believe a word you're saying ,even though I knew I possibly was speeding I didn't have a clue by how much ,catch criminals don't target drivers because it puts money in the coffers ,my friend who is the loveliest guy is a copper played squash with him every weekday morning for years but he checked my car over with his inspector if they had found something I'm sure they would have nicked me ,I agree so areas of policing are very difficult but drivers are not criminals everyone including a policeman speeds you can't help it cars aren't built to drive at 30 mph !!!!

I love how you had no idea by how much you were speeding by and you hold no responsibility and think they are over policing.

Speeding kills! hey bad driving kills ,I got done for speeding at 31mph catch criminals don't target motorists because it makes money

31mph i doubt they pulled you over for that theres a thresh hold. 1 or 2mph they will ignore.

Bad driving skills is rubbish. Its about being able to stop in time."

I got a speeding ticket for 31 mph and a £60 or £80 fine I appealed it but they enforced it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"the only good policeman is a dead one"
obvious that you have been in trouble with them. Sick comment

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"are targeting people who aren't criminals ,if its so unsafe to drive at speeds over 30mph why are we allowed to buy cars that can cruise at 200mph if you drive in this country you're a criminal ,I got pulled the other night driving home from local shop and the young coppers every other utterance was I don't believe you I don't believe a word you're saying ,even though I knew I possibly was speeding I didn't have a clue by how much ,catch criminals don't target drivers because it puts money in the coffers ,my friend who is the loveliest guy is a copper played squash with him every weekday morning for years but he checked my car over with his inspector if they had found something I'm sure they would have nicked me ,I agree so areas of policing are very difficult but drivers are not criminals everyone including a policeman speeds you can't help it cars aren't built to drive at 30 mph !!!!

I love how you had no idea by how much you were speeding by and you hold no responsibility and think they are over policing.

Speeding kills! hey bad driving kills ,I got done for speeding at 31mph catch criminals don't target motorists because it makes money

31mph i doubt they pulled you over for that theres a thresh hold. 1 or 2mph they will ignore.

Bad driving skills is rubbish. Its about being able to stop in time. I got a speeding ticket for 31 mph and a £60 or £80 fine I appealed it but they enforced it "

When? and what was the limit? They offer you a course first. So i can only think this wasnt your first offence or a long time ago. Or a high fatality road?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"My ultimate fantasy...... And yet to be explored!! Tx "
it was my fantasy and it became a reality. Make it happen x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

They have my respect..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

With the speeding thing it can be annoying but that's the law and supposedly we're supposed to stick to it (what gets me is when a police officer got away without loosing his license for speeding because he'd received training on high speed driving).

What does annoy me is there are never police around to catch the fuckwits who drive dangerously and always seem to get away with it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"With the speeding thing it can be annoying but that's the law and supposedly we're supposed to stick to it (what gets me is when a police officer got away without loosing his license for speeding because he'd received training on high speed driving).

What does annoy me is there are never police around to catch the fuckwits who drive dangerously and always seem to get away with it. "

Its the distinction between driving with excessive speed (this can still happen within the limit) and speeding (as defined by law).

Sometimes they do get it right- my neighbour's lodger got caught Saturday and will deffo not be on the roads for at least 12 months, I am happy to say x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"are targeting people who aren't criminals ,if its so unsafe to drive at speeds over 30mph why are we allowed to buy cars that can cruise at 200mph if you drive in this country you're a criminal ,I got pulled the other night driving home from local shop and the young coppers every other utterance was I don't believe you I don't believe a word you're saying ,even though I knew I possibly was speeding I didn't have a clue by how much ,catch criminals don't target drivers because it puts money in the coffers ,my friend who is the loveliest guy is a copper played squash with him every weekday morning for years but he checked my car over with his inspector if they had found something I'm sure they would have nicked me ,I agree so areas of policing are very difficult but drivers are not criminals everyone including a policeman speeds you can't help it cars aren't built to drive at 30 mph !!!!

I love how you had no idea by how much you were speeding by and you hold no responsibility and think they are over policing.

Speeding kills! hey bad driving kills ,I got done for speeding at 31mph catch criminals don't target motorists because it makes money

31mph i doubt they pulled you over for that theres a thresh hold. 1 or 2mph they will ignore.

Bad driving skills is rubbish. Its about being able to stop in time. I got a speeding ticket for 31 mph and a £60 or £80 fine I appealed it but they enforced it "

the course costs money why would you do the course just take the 3 points ,speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning ,a bad driver is a bad driver many bad drivers drive within the speed limits ,also speedometers vary so they can be out by a few mph ,I knew speed camera van was there was watching speed and was under 30 mph this was a regular police camera van haunt I protested but they were having none of it hence my feeling about over policing traffic offences drivers aren't criminals what we are is an easy target for fines and that's why they are so vociferous with it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I had a meet with a policeman a while ago.

God those handcuffs are tight

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

There does seem more empathy from women than men, now far from it for me to say that coppers are mainly make and hence treat women different than men

Lost my respect for them in the miners strike, and as much as the MSM tried to paint out it was all the miners fault it so wasn't

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well nice used to love them as my ex was in the force now I kinda hate them as it was his copper mates who split us up

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I had a meet with a policeman a while ago.

God those handcuffs are tight "

well you are an arresting sight

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I had a meet with a policeman a while ago.

God those handcuffs are tight "

The copper I was with told me she would never use her service cuffs in the bedroom, because she knew the scrots that she had handcuffed, but she did bring me some zip ties lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I had a meet with a policeman a while ago.

God those handcuffs are tight "

I was told how to stop them from leaving marks

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning"

And that statement says it all i think.

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

O o O oo


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Speeding kills! hey bad driving kills ,I got done for speeding at 31mph catch criminals don't target motorists because it makes money "

So do you mean some offences you want them to nick for but others you don't even if you are breaking the law. They don't have a choice, they have to go with the law as to what they nick for

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" The course costs money why would you do the course just take the 3 points. "

The course costs slightly more than the fine, well here it does anyway. And you don't get any points. Plus the whole thing is to prevent speeding. I'm guessing they are successful or they wouldn't keep running them.

If you took the points - you've still got a fine to pay as well. Plus don't you need to tell your insurers ?

Sarah

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

O o O oo

After seeing a programme following policemen in their daily routine, I have great admiration for the very difficult job they do. They have to have the patience of a saint for some of the rubbish some people aim at them and thats apart from dangerous and upsetting situations they may find themselves in.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think."

it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment

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over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment "

Sorry but i couldnt disagree more the law is the law whether you agree or not.

A quick google will tell you...

• On 30 mph roads, where the majority of people killed or seriously injured, over half of drivers speed (53%).

• Speeding is the leading factor in fatal crashes and reported in 28-30% of fatal crashes.

• Fixed speed cameras can only be located at sites where:

1) there have been four or more fatal or serious injury collisions in the past three years

2) 20% of drivers exceed the speed limit

3) there is no practical alternative measure

• Of the £120 million collected in speeding fines last year, only £20 million (less than the equivalent of VAT) went into the Treasury, with £100 million invested in camera operations and safety measures.

I for one cant argue with that

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over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment "

I am sure the grieving relatives would just love hearing that.

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By *isscheekychopsWoman
over a year ago

The land of grey peas and bacon


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment -)"

Just keep within the speed limits it's hardly rocket science, they are their for a reason....

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By *isscheekychopsWoman
over a year ago

The land of grey peas and bacon


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment -)

Just keep within the speed limits it's hardly rocket science, they are their for a reason...."

There not their

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think joining the junior ranks of the police force can result in a person spending much of their time dealing with the challenges that comes from their interactions with the more unpleasant members of society.....

I feel that to help insulate themselves from the effects of that, it becomes necessary for them to develop a level of mistrust and suspicion which is artificially higher than that required for members of the general public to function efficiently during normal social interaction .....

Which is why I suspect many police persons find themselves socialising more comfortably in the company of other police persons...

I certainly don't seek the company of police persons simply because I feel their social skills are not in-tune with my own...

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By *oachman 9CoolMan
over a year ago

derby


"They are a valuable resource in the job that I do, I have the upmost respect for the work they do, of course you get the rouge ones but luckily I have not come across those in the years that I have worked doing what I do..."
I know I,m being grammar police..pardon the pun.. but rouge is what you put on your face a red paint used to colour the cheeks just swap the u and the g around..rogue .. unless their bi or gay on the side you may have a point there.. their only human beings like everyone else..

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over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment

Sorry but i couldnt disagree more the law is the law whether you agree or not.

A quick google will tell you...

• On 30 mph roads, where the majority of people killed or seriously injured, over half of drivers speed (53%).

• Speeding is the leading factor in fatal crashes and reported in 28-30% of fatal crashes.

• Fixed speed cameras can only be located at sites where:

1) there have been four or more fatal or serious injury collisions in the past three years

2) 20% of drivers exceed the speed limit

3) there is no practical alternative measure

• Of the £120 million collected in speeding fines last year, only £20 million (less than the equivalent of VAT) went into the Treasury, with £100 million invested in camera operations and safety measures.

I for one cant argue with that"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment -)

Just keep within the speed limits it's hardly rocket science, they are their for a reason...."

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By *oachman 9CoolMan
over a year ago

derby


"the only good policeman is a dead one what a disgusting comment to make

you have some serious issues mate"

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

Hmmm

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

I've done a lot of work with the police over the years in various official and personal capacities.

The ones in London aren't too bad but I must say I have serious misgivings about the police in Avon & Somerset.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

For instance, this shocked me...

A PC and a community support officer have been convicted of misconduct in a public office after the "vigilante" murder of a man by his neighbour.

Bijan Ebrahimi, 44, was murdered on an estate in Bristol in July 2013 amid false claims he was a paedophile.

He repeatedly called police for help in the days before, the trial heard, but had been seen as a "nuisance".

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-35130753

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hehe hey its my opinion I can't change it and I find that the police are taking full advantage especially as they get the direct benefit of speeding fines its a conflict of interest ,I dont have a car at the minute and may not buy another prefer to cycle stay fit and use other forms of transport so all you British drivers who love paying fines carry on driving ,suckers

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By *izzabelle and well hungCouple
over a year ago

Edinburgh.

Considering I am on the straight and narrow I've seen way to many crooked coppers/lazy In my time.

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over a year ago


"Yes we know they have a job to do and uphold the law, most that i know are just ordinary people with family etc and like and do the same things as most of us do.

They seem to have a stigma of untrust though as if its them and us ?????.

Is it society that has brought this about or one of our modern times of distrust to anthing governmental ???.

"

as a teenager I couldn't stand them always harassing me and my friends had one coppa drive past my house daily slowing right down and glairing at us all chilling in my garage stopping my friends as they left my house fair enough I was known to the police most of them knew who I was by name my opinion of the police has not changed since they still harass teenagers instead of people who actually need watching or locking up

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

Or lovely stories like this...

‘The police didn’t see Deen as a victim despite blood pouring out of his head’

Deen Taiwo’s ordeal at the hands of racists is being made into a documentary in an innovative attempt to improve police responses to hate crimes

http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/may/24/police-didnt-see-deen-as-victim-bristol-hate-crime

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The ones in our town are shit, they are never here half the time and when they are it's watching the girls at the local nightclub yet not stopping the theives! Anywhere else I'm neutral, love the fact they have had a wee natter with our son though if he stops them in the street lol.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It seems the praise for the Po Po came earlier in the day. And now as the day goes on its going downhill. I see a correlation.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

I have a friend who's younger brother is autistic.

At Xmas he and another mate were beaten with iron bars after intervening against a group of racists. My mate's brother's arm was broken.

The police have done jack.

Apparently there was no CCTV footage, despite the attack occurring outside a nightclub.

Apparently no witnesses were forthcoming, despite my father finding 3 when he went on a local fact finding mission.

Apparently the photo footage of the car that was taken was not enough to find anyone...

It's almost like the local police don;t give a shit.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

Even the Chief Constable was *eventually* fired for misconduct after 18 months of fighting it...

Avon and Somerset Police misconduct chief successor chosen

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-35059837

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Yes we know they have a job to do and uphold the law, most that i know are just ordinary people with family etc and like and do the same things as most of us do.

They seem to have a stigma of untrust though as if its them and us ?????.

Is it society that has brought this about or one of our modern times of distrust to anthing governmental ???.

as a teenager I couldn't stand them always harassing me and my friends had one coppa drive past my house daily slowing right down and glairing at us all chilling in my garage stopping my friends as they left my house fair enough I was known to the police most of them knew who I was by name my opinion of the police has not changed since they still harass teenagers instead of people who actually need watching or locking up "

Why were you known to the police?

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By *oachman 9CoolMan
over a year ago

derby


"There was a program on a few weeks ago called rookies all about young police men and women some looked as if they were going to be OK but there was one. Said he had been bullied at school any one breaks the law is going to get it said it was his time now my pay back time he said. What a basted he is going to be "
Yes I was bullied to perhaps I know how he feels to some extent but not sure about the pay back time sounds rather Immature for a up comeing police officer if that is his prime objective in joining the force.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I find its mostly women that trust the police mostly mums thinking they are protecting their boys with out realising they are making things worse as no one trusts a grass and 90% of the time the police do fuck all anyway they are just a gang in uniform who get paid by the public to be a gang. I got stitched up by a coppa just because he knew who I was and didn't like me and he played football with my mate I got arrested with my mate got let off while I lost my license and spent 20 hours in a cell just for being passenger on a motorbike

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over a year ago


"Yes we know they have a job to do and uphold the law, most that i know are just ordinary people with family etc and like and do the same things as most of us do.

They seem to have a stigma of untrust though as if its them and us ?????.

Is it society that has brought this about or one of our modern times of distrust to anthing governmental ???.

as a teenager I couldn't stand them always harassing me and my friends had one coppa drive past my house daily slowing right down and glairing at us all chilling in my garage stopping my friends as they left my house fair enough I was known to the police most of them knew who I was by name my opinion of the police has not changed since they still harass teenagers instead of people who actually need watching or locking up

Why were you known to the police?"

mixed with the wrong people tbh and lived with an alcoholic who had me arrested for alot of things till my mum made him drop the charges

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The only policeman I know is the biggest douchebag ever. I know I shouldn't judge them all based on him, but it's annoying knowing that he's in a position of power. To be fair all his colleagues hate hi too haha

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over a year ago


"I have a friend who's younger brother is autistic.

At Xmas he and another mate were beaten with iron bars after intervening against a group of racists. My mate's brother's arm was broken.

The police have done jack.

Apparently there was no CCTV footage, despite the attack occurring outside a nightclub.

Apparently no witnesses were forthcoming, despite my father finding 3 when he went on a local fact finding mission.

Apparently the photo footage of the car that was taken was not enough to find anyone...

It's almost like the local police don;t give a shit. "

Can't they complain to the police complaint commission ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I like the fact we have them...means I can walk to the shop I'm relative peace and safety but on the other hand I don't trust them as far as I could throw them.

Off duty copper killed a friend and left another with over a hundred stitches in her head and face in an rta when over the limit.

In my younger days I was into some pretty dodgy stuff..part of a very dodgy supply chain I was involved in were two coppers.

They break and flaunt the law as much as anyone else.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I like the fact we have them...means I can walk to the shop I'm relative peace and safety but on the other hand I don't trust them as far as I could throw them.

Off duty copper killed a friend and left another with over a hundred stitches in her head and face in an rta when over the limit.

In my younger days I was into some pretty dodgy stuff..part of a very dodgy supply chain I was involved in were two coppers.

They break and flaunt the law as much as anyone else. "

since my days of being a little fucker I've learned alot about the police and our rights when dealing with the police like I they as to stop and search you you can refuse not always the best idea if you have something you shouldn't also when they tea you you're rights and at the end they say do you understand what they actually mean is do you stand under the law

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

Lol - I don;t know why I say 'lol' 'cos it was horrible for my mate but...

.

A few years back we came back to S'set for a friend's birthday. My American friend came with us.

The other half & I departed about 2 or 3am and left the American with the birthday boy. Say we'll see the American in the morning. We go to my parents' house and go to sleep.

Next thing, my father's waking me, telling me that the American has been beaten up.

It's about 8am by that point and I come downstairs and there's my friend, covered in blood, still pissed.

So he'd been out celebrating, left about 7am to come back to ours. Sat in his car parked over the road from my parents' house. Went for a pee in the park. Called some friends in America, was on the phone to a doctor friend when...

...he's dragged out of his car and beaten by a man we quickly identify as the local thug who lives on the corner.

While we're deciding what to do (ie press charges, go to hospital), a cop car pulls up, asks if we know who the silver car over the road belongs to and then the officer arrests my American friend for exposing himself to a minor. Puts him in the back of the van and drives off.

I bailed him out of jail at 2am the next morning.

So what happened?

So my friend has gone for a slash in the park, the thug's son had seen him. I don;t know what he saw, of course, but the thug then took it upon himself to beat 7 shades of shit out of my mate.

A court case - Crown Court - ensued for 6 months where my friend was charged with Indecent Exposure and faced prison and entry on to the Sex Offender's Register.

The case eventually thrown out by the judge.

Turns out the case had been adjourned twice because said thug had failed to appear twice to give the evidence that the police were relying on.

Turns out the police had hidden that information from the defence and court.

Turns out the arresting officer and the thug have known each other since school.

.

All that time, worry, expense, pain, everything - was for absolutely nothing.

All because a police officer was an old friend with a known criminal.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

I don't have a complete downer on the Police Service but I have been constantly dismayed by their conduct locally.

And I know someone on the case re_iew board, so I hear a lot of other things.

They need to sort their shit out.

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By *isscheekychopsWoman
over a year ago

The land of grey peas and bacon

My only gripe is how SOME police officers deal with domestic violence, they have however got a lot better since that report was brought out condemning how they handled DV cases.

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By *errygTV/TS
over a year ago

denton

here was one in our local paper stood on a corner in town booking motorist for no seat belt said he did 27, x 100 is 2700 in fines, to me just a tax collector in uniform, as for speeding that is a good earner, ive been on rds where limit swaps and changes, ie holliwood to blackley, built up area 40, when it gets to a section no houses it drops to 30,theres a speed cam , so easy to be caught out, as someone said bad driving causes more accidents but todays modern force dont have the manpower to watch

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

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"I don't have a complete downer on the Police Service t. "

You could have fooled me...seriously, you actually think everyone is in cahoots with the policeman who knew the thug from school that it would go to court?

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"I don't have a complete downer on the Police Service t.

You could have fooled me...seriously, you actually think everyone is in cahoots with the policeman who knew the thug from school that it would go to court?"

PS I also know of a person who had a pee in a public place and got took to court for it. He didn't know the arresting officer from school

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Like most things in life, our opinions will be swayed by our experience.

My father had the crap beat out of him and a felony charge against him because of a crooked cop. He eventually won a lawsuit against the cops for all the shit they wrongfully put him through. And that was in NYC, and anyone familiar with the system will know just how hard it is to win against the cops in NYC.

Anyway, this experience has made me distrust the police. There isn't much I can do to change that. Do they do good work? Of course, but when they are wrong, their actions have far reaching implications. Power imbalances often result in these "us vs. them" mentalities.

-Courtney

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury


"I don't have a complete downer on the Police Service t.

You could have fooled me...seriously, you actually think everyone is in cahoots with the policeman who knew the thug from school that it would go to court?"

No, which is why I put a caveat on it.

But clearly, from personal experience and a quick survey of the local press, there are serious problems with the Avon & Somerset Constabulary.

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over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment

I am sure the grieving relatives would just love hearing that. "

you could kill some driving at two miles per hour I know two people one woman who backed over her young son on her driveway and killed him and another woman who dropped her dad off at a club and put car in reverse gear instead of forward and reversed over her dad and killed him speed wasn't the problem bad driving kills not the speed at which you drive ,we all speed its inevitable in a modern car especially a high performance car and the police are just as guilty of it as us xx

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over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment

I am sure the grieving relatives would just love hearing that. you could kill some driving at two miles per hour I know two people one woman who backed over her young son on her driveway and killed him and another woman who dropped her dad off at a club and put car in reverse gear instead of forward and reversed over her dad and killed him speed wasn't the problem bad driving kills not the speed at which you drive ,we all speed its inevitable in a modern car especially a high performance car and the police are just as guilty of it as us xx "

I've seen police sat a traffic lights put on the blues and twos get past the lights then turn them off talk about take the piss

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

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"I don't have a complete downer on the Police Service t.

You could have fooled me...seriously, you actually think everyone is in cahoots with the policeman who knew the thug from school that it would go to court?

No, which is why I put a caveat on it.

But clearly, from personal experience and a quick survey of the local press, there are serious problems with the Avon & Somerset Constabulary.

"

I disagree going by your very last comment on the post I was answering.

I can't disagree about your police service as I have not looked, but I am sure as much as there are good policemen there must be crap ones too.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I like the fact we have them...means I can walk to the shop I'm relative peace and safety but on the other hand I don't trust them as far as I could throw them.

Off duty copper killed a friend and left another with over a hundred stitches in her head and face in an rta when over the limit.

In my younger days I was into some pretty dodgy stuff..part of a very dodgy supply chain I was involved in were two coppers.

They break and flaunt the law as much as anyone else. since my days of being a little fucker I've learned alot about the police and our rights when dealing with the police like I they as to stop and search you you can refuse not always the best idea if you have something you shouldn't also when they tea you you're rights and at the end they say do you understand what they actually mean is do you stand under the law "

I know...my standard answer is 'no...I don't understand, meaning i do not stand under your authority on this matter. I do comprehend What you're telling me though" or something very similar.

Having said that..I've not been a a bad lad for many a year now so the police and I leave each other alone these days.

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over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment

I am sure the grieving relatives would just love hearing that. you could kill some driving at two miles per hour I know two people one woman who backed over her young son on her driveway and killed him and another woman who dropped her dad off at a club and put car in reverse gear instead of forward and reversed over her dad and killed him speed wasn't the problem bad driving kills not the speed at which you drive ,we all speed its inevitable in a modern car especially a high performance car and the police are just as guilty of it as us xx I've seen police sat a traffic lights put on the blues and twos get past the lights then turn them off talk about take the piss "

exactly they are people at the end of the day being a policeman doesn't change that its human nature to do things you're not supposed to and they abuse the LAW the same as we do ,as " swingers" most on here break the moral codes of life but you do it because you find it exciting ,exhilarating and naughty same thing laws exist as a moral code of life but life didn't start with codes

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

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over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment

I am sure the grieving relatives would just love hearing that. you could kill some driving at two miles per hour I know two people one woman who backed over her young son on her driveway and killed him and another woman who dropped her dad off at a club and put car in reverse gear instead of forward and reversed over her dad and killed him speed wasn't the problem bad driving kills not the speed at which you drive ,we all speed its inevitable in a modern car especially a high performance car and the police are just as guilty of it as us xx"

Anecdotal stories don't belie factual evidence.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury


"I don't have a complete downer on the Police Service t.

You could have fooled me...seriously, you actually think everyone is in cahoots with the policeman who knew the thug from school that it would go to court?

No, which is why I put a caveat on it.

But clearly, from personal experience and a quick survey of the local press, there are serious problems with the Avon & Somerset Constabulary.

I disagree going by your very last comment on the post I was answering.

I can't disagree about your police service as I have not looked, but I am sure as much as there are good policemen there must be crap ones too."

Have a look at some of the evidence.

Draw your own conclusions based on what you read there.

Start with the murder of Bijan Ebrahimi

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-35130753

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment

I am sure the grieving relatives would just love hearing that. you could kill some driving at two miles per hour I know two people one woman who backed over her young son on her driveway and killed him and another woman who dropped her dad off at a club and put car in reverse gear instead of forward and reversed over her dad and killed him speed wasn't the problem bad driving kills not the speed at which you drive ,we all speed its inevitable in a modern car especially a high performance car and the police are just as guilty of it as us xx I've seen police sat a traffic lights put on the blues and twos get past the lights then turn them off talk about take the piss "

Or maybe the job they were due to attend was cancelled? Should they continue driving on response or turn the lights off and continue as normal?

The problem in this debate, is that there are many valid criticisms, but there are often valid counter arguments for Police decisions that unless your part of a service you won't comprehend?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Someone I went to school with is god help us in my local cid and once a bully always a bully .

Caught him the other day threatening young kids for playing football on some grass by his sisters flat .they weren't doing anything wrong or upsetting anyone else just his sister .when he relied I'd seen him he threatened me boasting was in cid.as I walked to my sister's flat I told him remembered him from school and how he wet himself regularly. Totally shut him up. I did report him but was told they can't do anything .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

There's good and bad in every profession regardless of what it is .just some go on power trips .

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over a year ago


"There's good and bad in every profession regardless of what it is .just some go on power trips ."

This.

And when the people going on power trips have a lot of power, it will breed a bit of resentment and distrust in those they deal with. Its the same with politicians, powerful businessmen, judges, etc.

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over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment

I am sure the grieving relatives would just love hearing that. you could kill some driving at two miles per hour I know two people one woman who backed over her young son on her driveway and killed him and another woman who dropped her dad off at a club and put car in reverse gear instead of forward and reversed over her dad and killed him speed wasn't the problem bad driving kills not the speed at which you drive ,we all speed its inevitable in a modern car especially a high performance car and the police are just as guilty of it as us xx I've seen police sat a traffic lights put on the blues and twos get past the lights then turn them off talk about take the piss

Or maybe the job they were due to attend was cancelled? Should they continue driving on response or turn the lights off and continue as normal?

The problem in this debate, is that there are many valid criticisms, but there are often valid counter arguments for Police decisions that unless your part of a service you won't comprehend?"

thats fair enough but when they get through the lights and turn them off straight away it pretty clear they just couldn't be bothered to sit with the rest of us and wait lots of police abuse their power most are pansies to be fair I've thrown a few around as kid for over an hour while the police woman stood in the door way watching was good fun fighting off 6 fully grown men while watching prison break

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over a year ago


"There's good and bad in every profession regardless of what it is .just some go on power trips .

This.

And when the people going on power trips have a lot of power, it will breed a bit of resentment and distrust in those they deal with. Its the same with politicians, powerful businessmen, judges, etc. "

eg Donald duck trump

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over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment

I am sure the grieving relatives would just love hearing that. you could kill some driving at two miles per hour I know two people one woman who backed over her young son on her driveway and killed him and another woman who dropped her dad off at a club and put car in reverse gear instead of forward and reversed over her dad and killed him speed wasn't the problem bad driving kills not the speed at which you drive ,we all speed its inevitable in a modern car especially a high performance car and the police are just as guilty of it as us xx

Anecdotal stories don't belie factual evidence."

and what factual evidence are you supplying ?

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over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment

I am sure the grieving relatives would just love hearing that. you could kill some driving at two miles per hour I know two people one woman who backed over her young son on her driveway and killed him and another woman who dropped her dad off at a club and put car in reverse gear instead of forward and reversed over her dad and killed him speed wasn't the problem bad driving kills not the speed at which you drive ,we all speed its inevitable in a modern car especially a high performance car and the police are just as guilty of it as us xx

Anecdotal stories don't belie factual evidence. and what factual evidence are you supplying ? "

both the anecdotal stories I provided are factual one was in the national newspapers

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

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"I don't have a complete downer on the Police Service t.

You could have fooled me...seriously, you actually think everyone is in cahoots with the policeman who knew the thug from school that it would go to court?

No, which is why I put a caveat on it.

But clearly, from personal experience and a quick survey of the local press, there are serious problems with the Avon & Somerset Constabulary.

I disagree going by your very last comment on the post I was answering.

I can't disagree about your police service as I have not looked, but I am sure as much as there are good policemen there must be crap ones too.

Have a look at some of the evidence.

Draw your own conclusions based on what you read there.

Start with the murder of Bijan Ebrahimi

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-35130753"

On what I read on that article , yes they failed the man. The good thing is they were investigated so at least it wasn't brushed under the carpet.

I will have more of a read later on Avon police when I get a minute to see what you mean

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By *uby0000Woman
over a year ago

hertfordshire

we need the police imagine it without them

i have met a couple and they were very nice

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

We can all sit here bitching about the police in the UK but just think if they were the same as they are in the states

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

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"We can all sit here bitching about the police in the UK "

Most of us are not.

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over a year ago


"Hehe hey its my opinion I can't change it and I find that the police are taking full advantage especially as they get the direct benefit of speeding fines its a conflict of interest ,I dont have a car at the minute and may not buy another prefer to cycle stay fit and use other forms of transport so all you British drivers who love paying fines carry on driving ,suckers "

Or drive within the speed limit then you would have no fines to pay

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Recently I was the victim of an unpleasant sexual assault. The police were great...initially. This week I had one of the specially trained officers tell me my assailant 'seems like a decent bloke' and (not in those exact words but imply) that I should let it go and move on with my life. I am losing faith in Justice.

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By *tormMan
over a year ago

ipswich

Less investment in traffic enforcment cameras,use the millions to fill the chuffing pot holes that just seem to have been over looked for the last three years,having just ruined a tyre,rim and suspension strut on my car courtesy of one,the road surface isn't safe,never mind the speed,oh and not to mention the millions the government get from "road FUND tax"every year that's seemingly squandered on other more important things like keeping the nearly ruined NHS afloat,ironic really cos had there been a car coming the other way that's more than likely where I'd have ended up,driving becoming an ardour pain rather than a pleasure,just another crafty money making government scheme at the expense of us peasants...anyway rant over lol

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over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment

I am sure the grieving relatives would just love hearing that. you could kill some driving at two miles per hour I know two people one woman who backed over her young son on her driveway and killed him and another woman who dropped her dad off at a club and put car in reverse gear instead of forward and reversed over her dad and killed him speed wasn't the problem bad driving kills not the speed at which you drive ,we all speed its inevitable in a modern car especially a high performance car and the police are just as guilty of it as us xx "

We don't all speed. Please don't talk for me.

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over a year ago


"Recently I was the victim of an unpleasant sexual assault. The police were great...initially. This week I had one of the specially trained officers tell me my assailant 'seems like a decent bloke' and (not in those exact words but imply) that I should let it go and move on with my life. I am losing faith in Justice."

That's disgusting and shouldn't be allowed .hope your okay x

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over a year ago


"Hehe hey its my opinion I can't change it and I find that the police are taking full advantage especially as they get the direct benefit of speeding fines its a conflict of interest ,I dont have a car at the minute and may not buy another prefer to cycle stay fit and use other forms of transport so all you British drivers who love paying fines carry on driving ,suckers

Or drive within the speed limit then you would have no fines to pay "

hey you missed the point difficult to do that for anyone my last car was a Porsche and you just touch the accelerator and its over 30 not easy so glad I've got no car ,I can relax and you suckers can pay the fines xx

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over a year ago

Thanks. I am fine, just wound up by this insensitive woman! No wonder women fail to report rape and sexual assault if all the perpetrator has to do is charm the police.

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over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment

I am sure the grieving relatives would just love hearing that. you could kill some driving at two miles per hour I know two people one woman who backed over her young son on her driveway and killed him and another woman who dropped her dad off at a club and put car in reverse gear instead of forward and reversed over her dad and killed him speed wasn't the problem bad driving kills not the speed at which you drive ,we all speed its inevitable in a modern car especially a high performance car and the police are just as guilty of it as us xx

We don't all speed. Please don't talk for me."

I'm sorry I don't believe you everyone speeds at some point you just can't help it in a modern car or do you have a speed limiter ?

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over a year ago


"Thanks. I am fine, just wound up by this insensitive woman! No wonder women fail to report rape and sexual assault if all the perpetrator has to do is charm the police."

Totally understand why women don't report it as you hear horror story's about the police hinting it's their fault due to how acted or what they wear .if it's bad for females I dread what the few males that report attacks go through .its almost like their on attackers side .

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over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment

I am sure the grieving relatives would just love hearing that. you could kill some driving at two miles per hour I know two people one woman who backed over her young son on her driveway and killed him and another woman who dropped her dad off at a club and put car in reverse gear instead of forward and reversed over her dad and killed him speed wasn't the problem bad driving kills not the speed at which you drive ,we all speed its inevitable in a modern car especially a high performance car and the police are just as guilty of it as us xx

We don't all speed. Please don't talk for me. I'm sorry I don't believe you everyone speeds at some point you just can't help it in a modern car or do you have a speed limiter ? "

I don't speed. I don't have a limiter. I have a very modern car. I don't care if you believe me or not but i just don't want you to speak for me as what you said isn't true for me.

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"Hehe hey its my opinion I can't change it and I find that the police are taking full advantage especially as they get the direct benefit of speeding fines its a conflict of interest ,I dont have a car at the minute and may not buy another prefer to cycle stay fit and use other forms of transport so all you British drivers who love paying fines carry on driving ,suckers

Or drive within the speed limit then you would have no fines to pay hey you missed the point difficult to do that for anyone my last car was a Porsche and you just touch the accelerator and its over 30 not easy so glad I've got no car ,I can relax and you suckers can pay the fines xx "

If you can't control the car you drive then you shouldn't drive.

I'm relaxed too. However i have no fines to pay either.

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"Hehe hey its my opinion I can't change it and I find that the police are taking full advantage especially as they get the direct benefit of speeding fines its a conflict of interest ,I dont have a car at the minute and may not buy another prefer to cycle stay fit and use other forms of transport so all you British drivers who love paying fines carry on driving ,suckers

Or drive within the speed limit then you would have no fines to pay hey you missed the point difficult to do that for anyone my last car was a Porsche and you just touch the accelerator and its over 30 not easy so glad I've got no car ,I can relax and you suckers can pay the fines xx

If you can't control the car you drive then you shouldn't drive.

I'm relaxed too. However i have no fines to pay either."

but you can't convince me you don't speed everyone does ,I got done at 31 mph and I was watching my speed ,so wether you like it or not at some point you are guilty as charged ,you may not even notice you did it because you were concentrating on the road ahead and we are not talking once we are talking many times ,I can't be put in that position anymore of having to pay that additional tax but you can and eventually you will get caught

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By *lighty1Woman
over a year ago

You Dont Need to Know, right now


"We can all sit here bitching about the police in the UK but just think if they were the same as they are in the states "

No bitching about the police from me.

And, trademark, you don't speak for me either. I don't speed. I don't care if you believe me or not. But it is perfectly possible for any good driver to keep within the speed limit.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


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Or drive within the speed limit then you would have no fines to pay

hey you missed the point difficult to do that for anyone my last car was a Porsche and you just touch the accelerator and its over 30 not easy so glad I've got no car ,I can relax and you suckers can pay the fines xx

If you can't control the car you drive then you shouldn't drive.

I'm relaxed too. However i have no fines to pay either."

It sounds like your the one who cant control the car you drove...

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By *ust RachelTV/TS
over a year ago

Horsham

Got some family and friends that are coppers, as everyone says they have a job to do. The one annoying trait I found is they are never off duty, even when off duty the are always noticing thing to either act on or report.

Apart from that I don't have an issue with them at all, as long as they leave me alone LoL.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The older ones are ok but new bread I don't like them x

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over a year ago


"We can all sit here bitching about the police in the UK but just think if they were the same as they are in the states

No bitching about the police from me.

And, trademark, you don't speak for me either. I don't speed. I don't care if you believe me or not. But it is perfectly possible for any good driver to keep within the speed limit."

sorry but on the law of averages you can't be that definite I'm not having a dig I'm just saying it is impossible not to go even one mile per hour over that 30 mph speed limit and nobody could convince me otherwise ,I don't deny I've been over the speed limit many times ,I don't deny that's breaking the law but I have never had an accident or claim against my insurance and would say I'm a good driver and that's not being arrogant ,I'm also a considerate driver ,I just believe too much emphasis is put on policing traffic ,catch the true criminals the thieves,the sex pests ,the fraudsters better use of their time

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over a year ago


"Hehe hey its my opinion I can't change it and I find that the police are taking full advantage especially as they get the direct benefit of speeding fines its a conflict of interest ,I dont have a car at the minute and may not buy another prefer to cycle stay fit and use other forms of transport so all you British drivers who love paying fines carry on driving ,suckers

Or drive within the speed limit then you would have no fines to pay hey you missed the point difficult to do that for anyone my last car was a Porsche and you just touch the accelerator and its over 30 not easy so glad I've got no car ,I can relax and you suckers can pay the fines xx

If you can't control the car you drive then you shouldn't drive.

I'm relaxed too. However i have no fines to pay either. but you can't convince me you don't speed everyone does ,I got done at 31 mph and I was watching my speed ,so wether you like it or not at some point you are guilty as charged ,you may not even notice you did it because you were concentrating on the road ahead and we are not talking once we are talking many times ,I can't be put in that position anymore of having to pay that additional tax but you can and eventually you will get caught "

Sadly for you, you are not always right, sometimes other people are right, especially when they are talking about themselves. You don't know me. I know me. I don't speed.

I have always been a careful competent driver however i have had a close family member die following a rtc which left my children with no dad hence i am very aware of how i drive and i don't speed. Never ever. The only time i would speed is if my children or husband were seriously injured or ill and i would speed to get to them quickly after a distantjourney to hospital where we weren't told the urgency and we hgot there to late.

I'm not going to respond to you again as it is pointless and i don't care if you believe me of not !

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over a year ago

I couldnt be bothered correcting mistakes.

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over a year ago


"We can all sit here bitching about the police in the UK but just think if they were the same as they are in the states

No bitching about the police from me.

And, trademark, you don't speak for me either. I don't speed. I don't care if you believe me or not. But it is perfectly possible for any good driver to keep within the speed limit."

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over a year ago

Can only speak from experience so I would say based on that I have come to _iew them differently & in a better light the older I've become.

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over a year ago


"Hehe hey its my opinion I can't change it and I find that the police are taking full advantage especially as they get the direct benefit of speeding fines its a conflict of interest ,I dont have a car at the minute and may not buy another prefer to cycle stay fit and use other forms of transport so all you British drivers who love paying fines carry on driving ,suckers

Or drive within the speed limit then you would have no fines to pay hey you missed the point difficult to do that for anyone my last car was a Porsche and you just touch the accelerator and its over 30 not easy so glad I've got no car ,I can relax and you suckers can pay the fines xx

If you can't control the car you drive then you shouldn't drive.

I'm relaxed too. However i have no fines to pay either. but you can't convince me you don't speed everyone does ,I got done at 31 mph and I was watching my speed ,so wether you like it or not at some point you are guilty as charged ,you may not even notice you did it because you were concentrating on the road ahead and we are not talking once we are talking many times ,I can't be put in that position anymore of having to pay that additional tax but you can and eventually you will get caught

Sadly for you, you are not always right, sometimes other people are right, especially when they are talking about themselves. You don't know me. I know me. I don't speed.

I have always been a careful competent driver however i have had a close family member die following a rtc which left my children with no dad hence i am very aware of how i drive and i don't speed. Never ever. The only time i would speed is if my children or husband were seriously injured or ill and i would speed to get to them quickly after a distantjourney to hospital where we weren't told the urgency and we hgot there to late.

I'm not going to respond to you again as it is pointless and i don't care if you believe me of not !"

hey look I'm sorry for your loss and maybe in your case you do watch that Speedo more than most as a result but I stick by my _iew its not a harsh _iew just a realistic one

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"are targeting people who aren't criminals ,if its so unsafe to drive at speeds over 30mph why are we allowed to buy cars that can cruise at 200mph if you drive in this country you're a criminal ,I got pulled the other night driving home from local shop and the young coppers every other utterance was I don't believe you I don't believe a word you're saying ,even though I knew I possibly was speeding I didn't have a clue by how much ,catch criminals don't target drivers because it puts money in the coffers ,my friend who is the loveliest guy is a copper played squash with him every weekday morning for years but he checked my car over with his inspector if they had found something I'm sure they would have nicked me ,I agree so areas of policing are very difficult but drivers are not criminals everyone including a policeman speeds you can't help it cars aren't built to drive at 30 mph !!!!

I love how you had no idea by how much you were speeding by and you hold no responsibility and think they are over policing.

Speeding kills! hey bad driving kills ,I got done for speeding at 31mph catch criminals don't target motorists because it makes money

31mph i doubt they pulled you over for that theres a thresh hold. 1 or 2mph they will ignore.

Bad driving skills is rubbish. Its about being able to stop in time. I got a speeding ticket for 31 mph and a £60 or £80 fine I appealed it but they enforced it the course costs money why would you do the course just take the 3 points ,speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning ,a bad driver is a bad driver many bad drivers drive within the speed limits ,also speedometers vary so they can be out by a few mph ,I knew speed camera van was there was watching speed and was under 30 mph this was a regular police camera van haunt I protested but they were having none of it hence my feeling about over policing traffic offences drivers aren't criminals what we are is an easy target for fines and that's why they are so vociferous with it "

Don't get caught then. Over thirty years, I have had two lots of three points, for speeding in a thirty, and the last time, I didn't want the points, so I did the course. Getting caught is just bad luck. Live with it.

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"are targeting people who aren't criminals ,if its so unsafe to drive at speeds over 30mph why are we allowed to buy cars that can cruise at 200mph if you drive in this country you're a criminal ,I got pulled the other night driving home from local shop and the young coppers every other utterance was I don't believe you I don't believe a word you're saying ,even though I knew I possibly was speeding I didn't have a clue by how much ,catch criminals don't target drivers because it puts money in the coffers ,my friend who is the loveliest guy is a copper played squash with him every weekday morning for years but he checked my car over with his inspector if they had found something I'm sure they would have nicked me ,I agree so areas of policing are very difficult but drivers are not criminals everyone including a policeman speeds you can't help it cars aren't built to drive at 30 mph !!!!

I love how you had no idea by how much you were speeding by and you hold no responsibility and think they are over policing.

Speeding kills! hey bad driving kills ,I got done for speeding at 31mph catch criminals don't target motorists because it makes money

31mph i doubt they pulled you over for that theres a thresh hold. 1 or 2mph they will ignore.

Bad driving skills is rubbish. Its about being able to stop in time. I got a speeding ticket for 31 mph and a £60 or £80 fine I appealed it but they enforced it the course costs money why would you do the course just take the 3 points ,speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning ,a bad driver is a bad driver many bad drivers drive within the speed limits ,also speedometers vary so they can be out by a few mph ,I knew speed camera van was there was watching speed and was under 30 mph this was a regular police camera van haunt I protested but they were having none of it hence my feeling about over policing traffic offences drivers aren't criminals what we are is an easy target for fines and that's why they are so vociferous with it

Don't get caught then. Over thirty years, I have had two lots of three points, for speeding in a thirty, and the last time, I didn't want the points, so I did the course. Getting caught is just bad luck. Live with it."

I live with it and I'm very much envious of your driving ability and also the total lack of honesty with regard to speeding ,it is about luck yes that you don't get caught but speeding and ability are two different things ,you can't be watching the Speedo all the time if you are then you're not watching the road ,so many distractions ,people in the car ,music ,CDs ,smoking ,drinking ,mobile phones etc I think my argument stands up ,motorways especially you are in inside lane lorry in front lorry in middle lane you accelerate to overtake you watching your Speedo or the road I'm damn sure I'm watching the road and all that's going on around

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By *isscheekychopsWoman
over a year ago

The land of grey peas and bacon


"are targeting people who aren't criminals ,if its so unsafe to drive at speeds over 30mph why are we allowed to buy cars that can cruise at 200mph if you drive in this country you're a criminal ,I got pulled the other night driving home from local shop and the young coppers every other utterance was I don't believe you I don't believe a word you're saying ,even though I knew I possibly was speeding I didn't have a clue by how much ,catch criminals don't target drivers because it puts money in the coffers ,my friend who is the loveliest guy is a copper played squash with him every weekday morning for years but he checked my car over with his inspector if they had found something I'm sure they would have nicked me ,I agree so areas of policing are very difficult but drivers are not criminals everyone including a policeman speeds you can't help it cars aren't built to drive at 30 mph !!!!

I love how you had no idea by how much you were speeding by and you hold no responsibility and think they are over policing.

Speeding kills! hey bad driving kills ,I got done for speeding at 31mph catch criminals don't target motorists because it makes money

31mph i doubt they pulled you over for that theres a thresh hold. 1 or 2mph they will ignore.

Bad driving skills is rubbish. Its about being able to stop in time. I got a speeding ticket for 31 mph and a £60 or £80 fine I appealed it but they enforced it the course costs money why would you do the course just take the 3 points ,speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning ,a bad driver is a bad driver many bad drivers drive within the speed limits ,also speedometers vary so they can be out by a few mph ,I knew speed camera van was there was watching speed and was under 30 mph this was a regular police camera van haunt I protested but they were having none of it hence my feeling about over policing traffic offences drivers aren't criminals what we are is an easy target for fines and that's why they are so vociferous with it

Don't get caught then. Over thirty years, I have had two lots of three points, for speeding in a thirty, and the last time, I didn't want the points, so I did the course. Getting caught is just bad luck. Live with it. I live with it and I'm very much envious of your driving ability and also the total lack of honesty with regard to speeding ,it is about luck yes that you don't get caught but speeding and ability are two different things ,you can't be watching the Speedo all the time if you are then you're not watching the road ,so many distractions ,people in the car ,music ,CDs ,smoking ,drinking ,mobile phones etc I think my argument stands up ,motorways especially you are in inside lane lorry in front lorry in middle lane you accelerate to overtake you watching your Speedo or the road I'm damn sure I'm watching the road and all that's going on around "

You are speaking for YOURSELF not other people, don't tar everyone with the same brush in terms of your driving ability, my dad when teaching me to drive said its other people you have to watch not yourself, I've been involved in 2 accidents both were the result of other people speeding, this is why I no longer have the confidence to drive. The fact you admit to speeding then assume that other people do the same...

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over a year ago

The police...never there when you need them but always around when I'm upto something they have a hard job but speeding I've clocked it 10 points by doing 35-40 in a 30 but when I'm doing 80+ never been caught work that out

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over a year ago

I love them

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Still never seen a police cat!

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over a year ago

A vast amount of speeding offences are prosecuted by local authorities with Road safety partnerships.

There are lots of problems within the police service but on the whole the front line do their best facing much adversity and little support.

I've been one for a very long time and I do tire of being accused of everything under the sun simply because I wear a uniform. Apparently I'm racist,homophoic, a bully,thug and liar amongst other things. Rarely do I get thanked for anything so forgive me for sticking with my colleagues now and again as support. Thank you to those who appreciate the fact we do try but are only human.

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By *iewMan
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over a year ago

Angus & Findhorn

The risk their lives to protect me

Respect from me

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire

Worked with them on occasion for several years, have them as neighbours and extended family are in their job..

have respect for the vast majority who do a thankless and at time's difficult job on our behalf but as in all walks of life they are human so will make mistakes and there will be some who are less than professional..

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over a year ago


"speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning

And that statement says it all i think. it does some rules are meant to be broken ,I used to enjoy driving but the advent of speed cameras and over policing of traffic offences have soured my enjoyment

I am sure the grieving relatives would just love hearing that. you could kill some driving at two miles per hour I know two people one woman who backed over her young son on her driveway and killed him and another woman who dropped her dad off at a club and put car in reverse gear instead of forward and reversed over her dad and killed him speed wasn't the problem bad driving kills not the speed at which you drive ,we all speed its inevitable in a modern car especially a high performance car and the police are just as guilty of it as us xx I've seen police sat a traffic lights put on the blues and twos get past the lights then turn them off talk about take the piss exactly they are people at the end of the day being a policeman doesn't change that its human nature to do things you're not supposed to and they abuse the LAW the same as we do ,as " swingers" most on here break the moral codes of life but you do it because you find it exciting ,exhilarating and naughty same thing laws exist as a moral code of life but life didn't start with codes "

This reminds me of the time I nearly got arrested because I mouthed the words "its fucking 50" to a copper who flashed me out the way while I was doing 50. He tried to tell me it's his right as a police officer to speed, to which I replied the law is the same for me & him. After a bit of arguing along the lines of I'm on an emergency call with my reply of where was your light then? He decided I wasn't gonna back down he "let me off with a warning" and drove off making sure he didn't go over 50

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"are targeting people who aren't criminals ,if its so unsafe to drive at speeds over 30mph why are we allowed to buy cars that can cruise at 200mph if you drive in this country you're a criminal ,I got pulled the other night driving home from local shop and the young coppers every other utterance was I don't believe you I don't believe a word you're saying ,even though I knew I possibly was speeding I didn't have a clue by how much ,catch criminals don't target drivers because it puts money in the coffers ,my friend who is the loveliest guy is a copper played squash with him every weekday morning for years but he checked my car over with his inspector if they had found something I'm sure they would have nicked me ,I agree so areas of policing are very difficult but drivers are not criminals everyone including a policeman speeds you can't help it cars aren't built to drive at 30 mph !!!!

I love how you had no idea by how much you were speeding by and you hold no responsibility and think they are over policing.

Speeding kills! hey bad driving kills ,I got done for speeding at 31mph catch criminals don't target motorists because it makes money

31mph i doubt they pulled you over for that theres a thresh hold. 1 or 2mph they will ignore.

Bad driving skills is rubbish. Its about being able to stop in time. I got a speeding ticket for 31 mph and a £60 or £80 fine I appealed it but they enforced it the course costs money why would you do the course just take the 3 points ,speed limits are just numbers like age they have no meaning ,a bad driver is a bad driver many bad drivers drive within the speed limits ,also speedometers vary so they can be out by a few mph ,I knew speed camera van was there was watching speed and was under 30 mph this was a regular police camera van haunt I protested but they were having none of it hence my feeling about over policing traffic offences drivers aren't criminals what we are is an easy target for fines and that's why they are so vociferous with it

Don't get caught then. Over thirty years, I have had two lots of three points, for speeding in a thirty, and the last time, I didn't want the points, so I did the course. Getting caught is just bad luck. Live with it. I live with it and I'm very much envious of your driving ability and also the total lack of honesty with regard to speeding ,it is about luck yes that you don't get caught but speeding and ability are two different things ,you can't be watching the Speedo all the time if you are then you're not watching the road ,so many distractions ,people in the car ,music ,CDs ,smoking ,drinking ,mobile phones etc I think my argument stands up ,motorways especially you are in inside lane lorry in front lorry in middle lane you accelerate to overtake you watching your Speedo or the road I'm damn sure I'm watching the road and all that's going on around

You are speaking for YOURSELF not other people, don't tar everyone with the same brush in terms of your driving ability, my dad when teaching me to drive said its other people you have to watch not yourself, I've been involved in 2 accidents both were the result of other people speeding, this is why I no longer have the confidence to drive. The fact you admit to speeding then assume that other people do the same..."

it is of course based on my 46 years of witnessing driving, other peoples and mine ,being on the motorway overtaking in the outside lane at 70mph and gettiing flashed to get out the way or undertaken ,we all have experiences to reenact but my comments are more based on the focus the police put on traffic rather than real crime ,its not a crime to drive and I think in certain instances it is acceptable to speed eg when overtaking ,accidents happen yes and statistics are produced yes but a careless inconsiderate driver could cause said accident driving at the speed limit and a bad driver of which their are many will always cause accidents ,I'm just saying let the police concentrate more on real crime

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