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@chinnychick @dontforgetchaos Took me a while to realise why... Possibly?? 🤔 😂😂

@dontforgetchaos 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

I cannot emphasise enough that this is NOT a good idea. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@PropperCop This reality is what caused my MH downfall and an eventul IHR. You either fight, report and condemn such individuals (in which case they will crucify you) or you become part of the system. Thank you for this post Propper Copper as it mirrors who I felt & until now, quite alone.

The longer I'm in the job, the more I have questions about corruption at the highest level of Policing. Frontline cops are generally honest, hard working, & want to make a difference. Recent things I've discovered make me seriously question the integrity of some senior cops...

@DominicFarrell As mighty and vast as our 🇬🇧 Empire was, without 🇺🇸 entering WW2, it is debatable whether the 🇬🇧 would have won. Possibly, but years later. And of course, our debt to the 🇺🇸 for war loans during WW1 were only finalised during the 2000's! We do owe the 🇺🇸 and I stand with them.

@waychee1 @benonwine 😂 😂 😂 👏 👏 👏

@benonwine Cunt

Describe this man in ONE word?

Whatever our position is with Iran (and let's be honest you can't trust our PM) all I've heard all afternoon is fast moving helicopters in my area. Nothing on the flight tracking apps as to these aircraft! Can anyone shed any light? Im on South 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@NormanBrennan @BettyBoochichi2 The Police Service as a whole simply do not care. I have been treated with utter contempt by @swpolice and had to fight tooth and nail to be granted IHR. They have spent around £80k- £100k of taxpayers money fighting me! And I have former colleagues who are still battling them!

Folks another serving Police Brother appears to have taken their life almost 200 police & staff with sine 200 attempts! I’ve Never in 47yrs of policing & law & order seen it so bad; officers feeling so broken & lost they they see suicide as the only way out; About Two Thirds are under formal disciplinary investigation & I know they often feel alone lost & abandoned for sure; how do I know? I’ve spoken to several dozen over recent few years; Some suspended or on restricted duties & under Investigation for years; years of stress & mental torture the strain for some become too much & is overbearing; officers turning to drink & often antidepressants to help them cope & others seeing no ending to their disciplinary Investigation take can no more; Suicide is a very private matter; sometimes planned other times a spur of the moment thought & the deed is done & over sometimes to get rid of that aching pain becomes just too much & whilst in a very dark place the feeling & wanting that aching pain to go becomes overwhelming! Police Forces go no where near helping such officers especially those under such long long investigations; EVERY FORCE must up its game just saying how dreadful these so many deaths are go without saying it’s what we do & must do to help support officers that is more important than just words of sorrow & accolades that come too late & of course will mean nothing to a dead officer! All shifts should regularly be briefed by Sgt’s & Inspector on the pressures of life & the job & absolutely tell officers that they can go to them in absolute confidence & colleagues worried about any others MH or welfare should absolutely feel that they can highlight a concern of a colleague knowing that that too will be dealt with in absolute confidence! Can we save all officers lives? No; there will be some who are un-saveable as described above not all will show such signs BUT we absolutely MUST try & save these officers by offering a hand of support & help; we should talk about it more within policing because it’s become a very serious issue as the above figures show! How about those nice words & an absolute offer of support while these officers are alive as afterwards as I repeat is too late for them @PoliceChiefs & @PFEW_HQ both have a duty of care to their officers & members which as the figures show is clearly lacking; When officers don’t feel loved or appreciated loneliness creeps in & that can turn to depression & MH issues & those under disciplinary investigation should continue to be valued & supported & NIT abandoned! MORE; much much more needs to be done BUT? Will it? 🤷‍♂️🙏

@____Foxtrot____ I do wish, for just the odd 'special' occasion and individual, that MI5/SAS would conduct some wetwork on 🇬🇧 soil for ppl like Jeremy! Just once or twice.. Please. 😁

@BettyBoochichi2 A female Officer in another force in January, if I recall correctly, was SACKED for the same thing?? Like the courts.. No consistency from Force to force as some GM panels SACK, others issue FW. Poor. Here in South Wales a Supt was given a FW after a GM finding of GUILT!

A police officer has been given a written warning after inappropriately touching the bottom of a colleague while under the influence of alcohol. DC Natalie Baker attended a misconduct hearing at Force HQ on Monday 23 February, where she was cleared of gross misconduct but found to have committed several acts of misconduct. The hearing, which was open to the public, heard that DC Baker had been drinking with colleagues on a Christmas night out before the incident occurred on 1 December 2024. DC Baker, who was heavily intoxicated, had been helped outside by two colleagues after becoming upset in a city centre bar. After helping her to order an Uber, a female colleague attempted to comfort DC Baker by hugging her and reassuring her about her earlier behaviour. It was during a second embrace that DC Baker was later alleged to have touched her colleague inappropriately over her clothing. The woman, described in the hearing as Person A, said she did not consent to being touched in a way she believed was sexual in nature. Nottinghamshire Police’s Professional Standards Directorate carried out a thorough investigation into the incident and later issued gross misconduct papers. DC Baker was accused of multiple breaches of the force’s standards of professional behaviour, covering authority, respect and courtesy, and discreditable conduct. DC Baker admitted she couldn’t remember the incident in full but strongly denied the main allegation against her – saying she would never have acted in such a way. Any inappropriate contact, she said, was the result of her stumbling towards Person A while intoxicated. Her legal advocate, Campaspe Lloyd Jacob, also argued that CCTV footage of the incident was unclear and contradicted the evidence of a key witness. The panel, chaired by DCC Rob Griffin, cleared DC Baker of gross misconduct but determined that her behaviour had amounted to misconduct. The panel determined that DC Baker had indeed touched Person A in a way that was unwanted and inappropriate, but that intent or motive could not be proven by the available evidence. DCC Griffin stressed that both DC Baker and Person A were found to have given truthful evidence and that their differing accounts were in no way mutually exclusive. DC Baker was issued with a written warning. DCC Griffin said: “When allegations of this nature are raised it is vital that they are thoroughly investigated, which is exactly what has happened here.” “We expect our officers to maintain the highest standards both on and off duty and I hope the public are reassured by the very thorough and open way this incident has been investigated.” “I am thankful to all parties involved for the evidence given and would like to stress that these findings in no way undermine the integrity of an officer found to be a credible, consistent and believable witness throughout these proceedings.” Link to the statement: nottinghamshire.police.uk/news/nottingha…

@InspGadgetBlogs I've always said and will repeat, yet again. 20% of the Police Force serve with professionalism, dedication & courtesy. 80% should be sacked...So many devious lazy, bastards it's criminal. And as a former PS, you undertake UPP against those who cannot perform & your name is mud.

What does this even mean..

@Jackdaw2945 @BettyBoochichi2 Or just don't go in the first place. Absolutely 🛎️ 🔚 some coppers in booze.

@BettyBoochichi2 My dad was a cop and I followed in his footsteps, his advice for a good career was ‘know when to leave when the shift goes out drinking’… he was so correct.

@PocketSergeant I was always an absolute NO. Now with the appalling leadership and direction issues, zero backing from Government and a pathological desire to hunt and prosecute Officers from every corner, I wouod say YES.

I’ve always been against police officers having the right to strike, even when I was serving. But my thinking is changing. There is so much wrong with policing at the moment. In many ways, the organisation feels like its own worst enemy. Morale is low. Officers feel undervalued. And at times, it seems image and virtue signalling take priority over supporting the people actually doing the job. Other professions: teaching, nursing, even train drivers would not tolerate some of what police officers are expected to accept. The argument is that allowing police to strike would set a dangerous precedent and I understand that. But I’m starting to question whether the absence of that leverage is exactly why officers are so often taken for granted. Maybe the bigger danger isn’t striking. Maybe it’s continuing as we are. What do you think?

@NormanBrennan @swpolice Can you name the female C/I Norman? Is there a legal challenge being launched with regards to this??

Folks this👇is Sacked @swpolice SGT Rhodri Davies I’ve met him in Swansea twice spoke to him most days over 6wk period; one of >Nicest people you could meet; a genuinely nice guy! A Vindictive Female C/I Destroyed this👇Man’s career; UK Policing has lost an Exemplary Officer👇🤷‍♂️

@NormanBrennan @swpolice Yet, if your a Superintendent in @swpolice and launch a scurrilous attack on an ACC, with expletives and **alleged** homophobic slurs AND are found GUILTY of GROSS MISCONDUCT, you get a FINAL WRITTEN WARNING ⚠️! Corrupt to the core..... share.google/xItX8lqCswanpJ…

Folks tomorrow we are all going to get on with our lives; I’m up 4am to drive to Funeral in Nottingham you will be doing what you will do But Sacked @swpolice Police Sgt Rhodri Davies a thoroughly good officer will still be sacked from job he loved; believe me I won’t forget him👇🤷‍♂️

@GeoffMcLaughli8 They need to be. They'll be one force soon.

@InspGadgetBlogs 100% concur with this accurate and contemporary analysis, of Police leadership. 90% of them would have been sacked had their employment been in the private sector, where performance and KPI's are strict monitored. Sacked and on the Sex Offenders register in most cases too.

No better description of police senior leadership: 'Along with racism as the cardinal sin.. it introduced corruption by ditching meritocracy. The fall in standards allowed people to rise not because of excellence but because they were adept at playing the system.' Donna Rachel

@jeremycorbyn Get a flight there Jeremy, take up residence and leave us 🇬🇧 patriots to it. Your post makes no mention of the injuries caused to the female Sgt by these terrorists. Appalling post this... @NormanBrennan @____Foxtrot____

A monumental victory for Palestine activists protesting against the government's complicity in genocide. In the face of inhumanity, they stood on the right side of history. Let this be a reminder of the importance of jury trials in protecting the civil liberties of us all. There are other Palestine prisoners still on remand. They should be granted immediate bail, now.

@honeymoon250 ALL 20!! 😂 😂

5 for me!! I feel confident nobody Has all 20 How many for you?

@InspGadgetBlogs @CAATuk Sounds like the Jury had been nobbled.. Which is surprisingly easier than many would believe.

@CAATuk How is breaking a police womans back a victory? You are a psychopath.

🚨 BREAKING: Jury refuses to convict 6 defendants in the Palestine Action Filton24 case. Charlotte Head, Samuel Corner, Leona Kamio, Fatema Zainab Rajwani, Zoe Rogers, and Jordan Devlin have all been in prison on remand for 17 months. This is a major victory..

@LucyTCWife By any objective measure, your case a state sanctioned stitch up Lucy. I have no doubt, phone calls went from No10 to the AG and DPP who were told to prosecute with extreme prejudice and that the MoJ informed (and then the presiding Judge) that a prison sentence must be imposed.

So I have finally obtained my SAR from the CPS. I have have been going through the documents and it actually knocks me sick when I see in black and white the messages etc that have been manipulated and the way my character has been assassinated for the establishments gain. I have so much to say on so many points but I thought I would would start with this one. This is from a screen shot of the bundle that was used by the crown. Ready?? On 10th August 2024 consent was gained from the Attorney General for the prosecution of LC. But remember Lord Hermer and that lot had nothing to do with my prosecution.

@LabourSJ Could you get your staff to review my email, which exposes serious failings with the Police Barred List and NO with references or links to the DBS. My MP has been chasing your office for months... Is this how a policing minister operates? @DrRebeccaTidy @NormanBrennan