From: "IG", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<<I seem to detect some shiftiness in IG's comments
about "taken into consideration"-distorted burglary
clear-up statistics. The Maidstone police's visits to
Maidstone Prison to get long lists of fake admissions
signed up by convicted burglars are probably the
best-known example of this>>
I make no secret of the fact that I, along with every other officer I know,
detests the type of manipultive dishonesty that is described here. It is
unarguably corrupt and yes, it did go on. As far as I am aware, HMIC will
not accept the practise of gaining detections from prison visits anymore.
It has never been unlawful to kill someone in self defence PROVIDED THAT IT
WAS NECESSARY.
A coroner can return a verdict of justifiable homicide. Many, many instances
of that happening exist.
Your radical views have many things to commend them, but feasibility is not
amongst them.
Really, scopalomine! Whatever next! Before we know it, you will be wanting
to carry firearms for self defence!
As far as your assertion goes regarding drugs related corruption and
officers here, I AGAIN challenge you to cite an example that has gone
unpunished. If you have the evidence, or even 3rd hand information tell me!
I will deal with it!
(Do I detect a deafening silence here?)
BTW, I work for the Queen, not the public. You only pay my wages. <g> For
which I am grateful, but not as grateful as I will be when it turns to the
pension. I can then pretend I was never a police officer and tell people I
was in an honourable profession, such as a registered firearms dealer.
IG
(Member of the Insp. Meiklejohn fan club.
A prize awaits the first person to tell me who this was. Answers on the back
of a revoked FAC please. 1st prize is a night out with the drug squad. 2nd
is lunch at firearms licensing).
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