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27-08-2008, 21:46
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Re: Policeman jailed....
I'm quite sure the policeman didn't hit the boy without provocation. OK, maybe he shouldn't have done it, but won't that boy be laughing now? The whole thing, prosecution and sentencing, just disgusts me.
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27-08-2008, 21:46
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Re: Policeman jailed....
Yeah got to agree with you there Panther and it seems the majority do with reading the comments at the bottom.
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27-08-2008, 21:53
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Re: Policeman jailed....
Hang on Panther.. the Policeman lied in his 1st statement saying the kid had fallen over.. we've heard that one before!....but I do think the officer should be given a chance to retian his job and... just like any other first offender would.... I think it's abit rough for the man to get a prison sentence.
The day's of policemen giving you a clip round the ear have been long gone and every policeman knows it.
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27-08-2008, 22:04
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Re: Policeman jailed....
Who finds it funny being punched? I doubt his parents found it funny either.
If it had been a homeless man that had punched the lad for doing something bad would we feel sorry for him for getting the same sentence? Even if he had been trying to make a citizens arrest?
Nobody should have the right to punch a child. Teachers have to put up with th worst of delinquent behavior but we'd be disgusted if kids came home in tears after being punched for being cheeky. Doubt we'd be saying the teachers deserve to dodge prison sentences anyway. How many of you would punch your own children?
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27-08-2008, 22:12
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Re: Policeman jailed....
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Originally Posted by blazey
Who finds it funny being punched? I doubt his parents found it funny either.
If it had been a homeless man that had punched the lad for doing something bad would we feel sorry for him for getting the same sentence? Even if he had been trying to make a citizens arrest?
Nobody should have the right to punch a child. Teachers have to put up with th worst of delinquent behavior but we'd be disgusted if kids came home in tears after being punched for being cheeky. Doubt we'd be saying the teachers deserve to dodge prison sentences anyway. How many of you would punch your own children?
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Whats a 12 year old doing drinking vodka?Theres too many drunk chav kids on the street nowadays and something needs doing.Cant blame parents as he is in social care,so shall we fine social services as what would be done if living at home?
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27-08-2008, 22:24
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Re: Policeman jailed....
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The boy, described as "vulnerable" by the district judge, had been brought into custody along with a young girl on November 10 last year after threatening staff at his children's home with a fence post.
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Oh yes sounds like a very vulnerable young lad who wouldn't hurt a fly! I can well believe it was self defence - the PC should not have lied initially, that's the pity.
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27-08-2008, 22:45
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Re: Policeman jailed....
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Originally Posted by panther
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That has hit the nail on the head.....This copper is doing his job and if is confronted by a juvenile who obviously has no respect for the law then what should the man do....say I'm sorry young thug...you do as you want..my powers as a police officer don't go as far as giving you a smack in the mouth as you quite rightly deserve.....come on....the Magistrates in this case have gone well OTT...give the lad his job back and take a lesson on how to deal with young 'Jack the Lads' who are clearly out of hand.
In my younger days if anyone stuck his chin out asking to be smacked he would get one......where do we draw the line?
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27-08-2008, 22:53
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Re: Policeman jailed....
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Originally Posted by Royboy39
That has hit the nail on the head.....This copper is doing his job and if is confronted by a juvenile who obviously has no respect for the law then what should the man do....say I'm sorry young thug...you do as you want..my powers as a police officer don't go as far as giving you a smack in the mouth as you quite rightly deserve.....come on....the Magistrates in this case have gone well OTT...give the lad his job back and take a lesson on how to deal with young 'Jack the Lads' who are clearly out of hand.
In my younger days if anyone stuck his chin out asking to be smacked he would get one......where do we draw the line?
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perhaps blazey will tell us what ya should do with a drunken chav kid. hope so would love to be enlightened. 
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27-08-2008, 22:59
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Re: Policeman jailed....
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Originally Posted by blazey
Who finds it funny being punched? I doubt his parents found it funny either.
If it had been a homeless man that had punched the lad for doing something bad would we feel sorry for him for getting the same sentence? Even if he had been trying to make a citizens arrest?
Nobody should have the right to punch a child. Teachers have to put up with th worst of delinquent behavior but we'd be disgusted if kids came home in tears after being punched for being cheeky. Doubt we'd be saying the teachers deserve to dodge prison sentences anyway. How many of you would punch your own children?
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The really worrying thing is that this sort of claptrap is the view of the British establishment - all three major parties, the media and, most crucially, the judiciary. The commonsense views of ordinary people are routinely ignored - and that's why this country is going to hell in a handcart. 
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27-08-2008, 23:04
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Re: Policeman jailed....
bloody pathetic is all i can say , the judge shoud be struck off or whatever they do to them to put them out of action
not only has this judge sent a man to prison for sod all he has sent a copper into prison where the inmates will obviously welcome a copper into their arms with great delight
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as for the teacher comments in an earlier post
today kids tell teachers to F off and worse infact kids attack teachers
in my day which believe it or not wasnt long ago if you could expect a wooden board duster to be thrown at your head for the mere crime of not paying attention and talking in class , i used to have a maths teacher called mr omerod who was a ex boxer and one guy in my class once fronted upto him and took a swing , mr ormerod punched him out cold and rightly so and the lads parents did the right thing and beat their son for doing what he did
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Last edited by accyman; 27-08-2008 at 23:08.
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