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Marvin once said, "It gives me a headache just trying to think down to your level"
I sympathise Marvin, I really do.
Steve Smith retweeted
Just chatting with a dispatcher who worked this Halloween and said “I know I’m not an Officer, but…”
Stop right there.
It’s truly one of the hardest jobs going.
Getting the right information, and relaying it and keeping Cops safe?
Heroes.
Thank you all.
#ThinBlueLine 🚨
It is not up to lawyers to determine a damn thing!
Do you understand anything about laws you are responsible for?
Here is the legislation. It has defences and refers to previous definitions already in law. It will be up to judges and lawyers defending defendants to determine whether a crime has been committed. legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/202…
Steve Smith retweeted
Between 8-11 November, thanks to some truly incredible support, we are creating a tribute to The Unknown Warrior in a poignant act of Remembrance for the fallen.
On Sunday 8th, we will begin a special journey from the town of St Pol-sur-Ternoise in France. The journey will retrace the same route, timings and modes of transport that were used bring The Unknown Warrior home in 1920.
Using a special wreath to represent him, our route will be fantastically supported by the Royal Navy’s HMS Ranger and HMS Puncher, South Eastern Railway and The Royal Logistic Corps Horse Drawn Heritage Team.
On 11th November, Armistice Day, the wreath will complete its incredible journey, reaching Westminster Abbey where it will laid next to the famous Tomb.
There will be many highlights and highly poignant moments along the way and we have plans to capture it all in images and video. We also hope there will be a great deal of media coverage in order to share this amazing story and help us to pay our respects not only to the fallen but to the millions who have lost a loved one in service.
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Your reading comprehension is lacking, your imagination rampant, your understanding of reality minimal and moralising exceptional
An out of service date for 2030 and no plan for replacement or extension.
2030 is in the 1000 days timescale we have been warned about
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Steve Smith retweeted
Officers who policed Saturday’s protest outside the US Embassy say they worked 24-hour shifts, and the Met didn’t give them so much as a sandwich or a bottle of water. Some, they say, were back on their normal shifts a few hours later.
Police rules say officers should get at least 11 hours between shifts. Meanwhile the Met has 1,798 fewer officers than a year ago, and a third of those still serving say they intend to resign.
At 18:00 today, ESN Report sets out what the rules say, who holds the purse strings, and what an officer on a brand new Met team told us about its missing cars.
Read it free: the newsletter link is in our bio and in the comments. We’re aiming for 100,000 subscribers, because at that size we become a voice the establishment cannot ignore.
Should the officers we rely on be left hungry on a 24-hour shift?
There's millions of us. We also wonder how many narrow minded folk are out there. We don't wonder too hard because they proudly make themselves known.
Have you noticed the misogynists telling women they don't really like such things, that they are gullible, mindless victims?
Is there anyone recording all these male #StrangleWank fantasist’s posts?
2 days in and they’re still trying to convince us that sexual violence is fine.
Just how many perverts and misogynists are out there? It’s a plague. They hate us.
R V Wilson, sports, surgery, ear piercing etc say you can consent to assault.
R V brown says you can't for sexual gratification.
Steve Smith retweeted
You could argue that this was consensual, but it’s not possible to consent to ABH under UK law (R v Brown aka the Spanner case).
Yeah, soldiers often hang around war zones and watch the back of their team mates. It's kinda the job description.
