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[News] Wayne Couzens has pleaded guilty to murder of Sarah Everard
- Thread starter Thunder Bolt
- Start date
sydney
tinky ****in winky
Razzoo
Well-known member
Absolutely this, Britain's most prolific serial rapist preyed on young men.
sydney
tinky ****in winky
yeh , and there's a lot of them where he's going , he'll be head hunted and put in solitary and he'll probably check out .
Brownstuff
Well-known member
Hopefully he will be accidently allowed to do this
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Is it against the law to give a bad reference as such, not sure if true probably just hearsay….
Tragic incident, so many lives broken by an evil sadistic person.
No. I do quite often.
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
- 10,568
As a general rule, it's never a good idea to change law or pay much attention to generally ill-informed/heavily prejudiced views on social media after a high profile case ... but do carry on.
What examples are you thinking of?
Ian Huntley who killed 2 little girls in Soham tried to top himself, but he was revived in a hospital. Not shy why they bothered really.
sydney
tinky ****in winky
madness imho
Klaas
I've changed this
- Nov 1, 2017
- 2,560
So what you are saying is, correct me if I'm wrong, but, violent, sexual predatory men are the problem, yes?
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
- Thread starter
- #135
Found to be upskirting children, this copper kept his job. Finally sacked and jailed when found to be grooming them.
https://www.cambstimes.co.uk/news/c...allowed-to-return-to-work-after-using-4861352
https://www.cambstimes.co.uk/news/c...allowed-to-return-to-work-after-using-4861352
herecomesaregular
We're in the pipe, 5 by 5
Bit naive of her to be shocked by this. Human nature unfortunately.
In many workplaces it's hard to speak out and I imagine being in the policeforce, like the Army, where you need your colleagues to have your back in sticky, dangerous situations, it must be even harder to speak out. Yeah ,yeah many will say you must do so but it's harder to do than to say. All whistleblowers must be commended and protected but in reality that is often not the case.
herecomesaregular
We're in the pipe, 5 by 5
Yes it can be done when able to stick to hard facts but often HR take the route of no reference or simply start date/end date because they are afraid of litigation.
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Some sweeping generalisations right there, I would say there possibly are some scumbags, but no where near a majority or large proportion. The police do an incredible job, all told, the things they do for your protection and security go unnoticed everyday, the lives they save and protect day in day out, you can never comprehend, the things they see and still get up day in day out to do the same again, all to a backdrop of hate and sweeping generalisations like yours. One day in your life, you will realise what a stupid thing you just wrote.
I won’t call you an idiot, but you are naive….
Come on, sit and think for a minute about all the worse case scenarios in life, and they deal with them, to serve you and me, to keep us safe.
Everyone can probably recount a bad incident or perceived abuse of power, but that does not make them all bad and scum all of the time. Maybe the lack of empathy towards your problem or issue or perceived heavy handedness is an over reaction after a previous call, when something tragic happened and they dealt with a loss of life or abuse, and your issue at the time was petty to them, yes that’s wrong, but highly understandable to me.
Think fella
Billy the Fish
Technocrat
That is f**king unbelievable
How can anyone turn a blind eye to upskirting with a spy pen, it's so sinister and premeditated.
Whoever let him off should be investigated, more corruption swept under the carpet and on it goes
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
- Thread starter
- #140
That is f**king unbelievable
How can anyone turn a blind eye to upskirting with a spy pen, it's so sinister and premeditated.
Whoever let him off should be investigated, more corruption swept under the carpet and on it goes
What I find frightening is that ‘colleagues’ know these men are doing it, but won’t grass them up or higher ups are not listening.
In the meantime, the Police Commissioner in North Yorkshire has kindly advised women to learn their rights so they can’t be ‘falsely arrested!
Great, so now we mustn’t get drunk, wear tempting clothes, walk alone, check cab drivers, but also do a course in the law now.
How about men telling men to treat women with respect?