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Originally Posted by Saracen
Talk about heavy-handed! Blimey they were rough!! Can't see the need for all that myself.
There was a time when we say foreign police forces wade in and thank our lucky stars our police were a little more tolerant & less violent. That's not so much the case any more with the police becoming increasingly more heavy handed.
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Coppers have absolutely no ****ing right to deal with people who are not doing anything except taking photographs and using note pads like that.
This riles me to the point of wanting to explode.
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Explode, too right, I dont think I could control myself if I was there, I simply wouldnt stand back and watch.
Then you'll get busted and discredited as well. Take video and lots of it. Make the cops aware that they are being filmed (you may need protection to do this), and upload ASAP.
Society's to blame,
Or possibly Atari.
Yes, terrible.
The role of the police is now to protect the state, and no longer the public. Not sure when this happened, I guess we were all sleep-walking at the time.
The police state marches ever closer.
~'Armaments, universal debt, and planned obsolescence--those are the three pillars of Western prosperity'~ Aldous Huxley
I usually defend police tactics, but that more and more often I am finding that they are too heavy handed, and completly unnecessary.
Why were they arrested? I thought police officers need due cause to arrest someone?
They were probably just 'detained' - 'cuffed and thrown in the van/cell for a few hours then let loose.
~'Armaments, universal debt, and planned obsolescence--those are the three pillars of Western prosperity'~ Aldous Huxley
Apparently they were held for four days, three of them in prison. Bluntly this is a disgraceful abuse of power; they hadn't done anything other than request an officer's number, which he was legally obliged to provide. They shouldn't have been detained or arrested, and the level of violence used was utterly disgusting.
It says in the video that they were in prison for a few days. This has wound me up no end!
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisf...ivil-liberties
~'Armaments, universal debt, and planned obsolescence--those are the three pillars of Western prosperity'~ Aldous Huxley
No surprise here. Police have been behaving like this for a while now. Hopefully the IPCC will sack them all.
Everyday we move closer and closer to an Orwellian society. The thought is just terrifying.
+1, I think that the police are genorally really poor at there jobs, and just get in peoples way. A member of my family was robbed a while ago, and some valuble items taken. Did the police do anything...no.
They need to learn how to do there jobs:
Refused a solicitor?
How about that 1 phone call, ridicilous!
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