Sounds like some sort of official title for castration.
Disgusting and especially for a serving police officer, but must be more to it I'd have thought as doesn't really pass the jail threshold.
Misconduct in a public office can carry a prison sentence up to life.
Report out tomorrow. No excuses or warm words about a review, lessons will be learned blah blah blah.
Heads must roll.
Heads must roll.
Unfortunately, when you read the response of the police federation, you just k ow that nothing is going to change.
Ofsted drives Heads to suicide, no consequences.
Met found to be institutionally vile, no consequences.
Prime Minister and most of his associates found to have lied about breaking their own COVID laws, no consequences.
So tell me why the rest of us should keep following the rules?
Met found to be institutionally vile, no consequences.
Prime Minister and most of his associates found to have lied about breaking their own COVID laws, no consequences.
So tell me why the rest of us should keep following the rules?
As said earlier in the thread, based on those in the MET I’ve had the misfortune of meeting, none of this is a surprise.
I think it’s where power meets adults
We just don’t skill up our parents to train young adults in the skills of adulting
Adults that all their life have acted how they want without impunity
Nothing will change without accountability, acceptance and a willingness to change. Powerful people have never had to show this level of vulnerability and humility
We just don’t skill up our parents to train young adults in the skills of adulting
Adults that all their life have acted how they want without impunity
Nothing will change without accountability, acceptance and a willingness to change. Powerful people have never had to show this level of vulnerability and humility
Isolated incidents, I’m sure 
‘I’m scared of the police’: Met report unearths misogyny, homophobia and racism
‘I’m scared of the police’: Met report unearths misogyny, homophobia and racism
And another thing about the police is that they deal with criminals day in day out and it’s then easy to begin to think you are better than those around you and then see bad in everyone and everything but you and your mates and then you lose a sense of right and wrong.
What I’m now thinking is that worse than their being criminals working as police men and women is the thought that it was being a police officer that made them that way and gave them the opportunity to commit crime with impunity
What I’m now thinking is that worse than their being criminals working as police men and women is the thought that it was being a police officer that made them that way and gave them the opportunity to commit crime with impunity
It's too closely connected to the government too, one of the issues arising from having such a heavily centralised power base in the UK
Why I found Rishi deflecting any kind of blame from his door so galling
Nice for the Met commissioner to allow himself some pride that his officers are now bravely speaking out. Just a shame that the organisation he leads apparently made it next to impossible for officers to speak out until now.
They’re criminals they don’t deserve to be treated like humans very quickly becomes treat everyone like shit unless they’re a fellow police officer then you need to understand what they’ve been through or are going through
The question is how do you even begin to fix problems like this which are so entrenched and widespread in the organisation?
The state of the George Floyd thread, loads of the usual suspects attacking people for even suggesting the old bill were a tad racist
You won't until the relevant people recognise there's a problem. Yet again, today, it's been down played by the MET chief and the home secretary.
Some of the stuff coming out is horrendous.
