Steve Dunn

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Steve Dunn

Steve Dunn

@biggerbil78

Katılım Kasım 2009
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Steve Dunn
Steve Dunn@biggerbil78·
@povcops The bellend obviously got nowhere with his bullshit
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Active Patriot
Active Patriot@ActivePatriotUK·
🚨 NCA Pounce On Escaped Convict They'd Been Trailing For The Last 3 Months, Shooting Out The Tyres After He Tries To Escape Capture
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Steve Dunn
Steve Dunn@biggerbil78·
@ExInspectorBDS He must have done something pretty stupid to have been advised to go guilty to dangerous driving.
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Steve Dunn
Steve Dunn@biggerbil78·
@Kick_Champ A slap straight to a heart symbol. That girl is deranged.
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KickChamp👑@Kick_Champ·
Clavicular had a girl ARRESTED after she randomly SLAPPED him in the club 😳
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Steve Dunn@biggerbil78·
@NormanBrennan You mean that vigil where the attendees breached Covid rules? A fact that seems to have been completely eradicated in the history of time.
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Norman Brennan
Norman Brennan@NormanBrennan·
Not sure someone who attended a Vigil for a murdered victim with a loud speaker & turned it into public disorder got a pay out for your antics cos police are stupid like that & then state ACAB; then don’t be too surprised if you’re told to piss right off police want nothing to do with you!🥾👋
Sky News@SkyNews

'Have you ever been invited in by the Met Police?' - @SkySarahJane Gender Equality Campaigner Patsy Stevenson says she has never been invited by the Metropolitan Police to help with education or cultural change, despite her campaigning work.

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Steve Dunn
Steve Dunn@biggerbil78·
@honeymoon250 Replace the word refugee with human being and you’ve got me spot on
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Honey 🛼
Honey 🛼@honeymoon250·
WHITE PEOPLE: Is this true ?
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Justin Caise@justincaise1337·
@kevlondon4 He was walking away, after on camera instructing his accomplice to walk away. The politically charged police force attempted to stop him without cause. That’s assault by the police and the government.
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Kev London .K.media
Kev London .K.media@kevlondon4·
It's All Hands On With DJ & PJ Auditors & Security At Wrens Kitchens Falkland Way Barton-Upon-Humber.
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Bryan
Bryan@AB75HM·
Six members of the ostensibly highly specialized and well trained airport police arrested an old man for the awful crime is a tweet that caused someone “alarm and distress”. Yes ladies and gentlemen. This is the standard of policing in Britain. They are too wimpy and scared to lock up hyper violent criminals but they get their jollies by arresting citizens. The pathetic wokeazoid tyrants. They are disgusting
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Steve Dunn@biggerbil78·
@BettyBoochichi2 It’s good to see so many chief officers having their past catch up with them. These people love to preside over the futures of junior officers while thinking those same rules don’t apply to them. Not any longer it would appear.
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BettyBoo
BettyBoo@BettyBoochichi2·
The police commander honoured by the King for overseeing security at the coronation is facing potential corruption charges after claims of a cover-up at Scotland Yard over driving offences. Prosecutors have been asked to consider charging Karen Findlay with a series of possible crimes, including perverting the course of justice, misconduct in public office, forgery, fraud and corrupt or improper use of police powers. The development follows a two-year investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) into Findlay, 57, a former Scottish rugby international who also helped to run the policing operation at Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral. Three other current or former Metropolitan Police officers or staff may also face criminal charges over the alleged scam after the IOPC sent files of evidence to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) last week. Findlay, who retired on her full police pension while under investigation, could be jailed if put on trial and convicted. The maximum sentence for misconduct in public office is life imprisonment. The IOPC launched its inquiry in spring 2024 after allegations that Findlay had falsely claimed she was on official duties when she was repeatedly caught speeding while driving a Jaguar provided by the Met. Investigators suspect that she separately helped a female Met sergeant evade red light offences in another vehicle linked to Findlay while she was also off-duty. Other Met officers and backroom staff, including a second commander, are believed to have been drawn into the inquiry after claims that Findlay put pressure on colleagues to make traffic enforcement notices “disappear”. Findlay, who moved to the Met from the now-defunct Grampian force in Scotland in 1993, is a veteran of high-profile policing events, including the London 2012 Olympics. She was second-in-command at Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral in September 2022 and led the security operation at the coronation of the King and Queen the following May. In the 2024 new year honours, Findlay was awarded the King’s Police Medal, the highest accolade in the profession. She was also made a lieutenant of the Royal Victorian Order in acknowledgment of her work at the coronation. The honour is bestowed on individuals at the personal discretion of the monarch. Findlay, who has previously been photographed with Charles at the Met’s main operations room in Lambeth, south London, described the awards as a “lovely unexpected surprise”. She is thought to have been given use of a hired police Jaguar before Queen Elizabeth II’s death in autumn 2022. However, she is said to have only returned the vehicle at the end of 2023, long after it was due, leaving the Met with a five-figure bill. The speeding offences which she is alleged to have lied about took place during this time. The Met’s Department of Professional Standards, nicknamed the Line of Duty squad after the BBC television series about police corruption, initially investigated a “conduct matter” involving Findlay. It later referred the case to the IOPC. Findlay left the Met last July while she was still being investigated by the police watchdog. She now appears to be offering her services as a private security consultant, according to her LinkedIn profile. Findlay captained Scotland in rugby 52 times before retiring in 2006. She later went on to coach her national team and Harlequins Ladies at Twickenham. On Friday, an IOPC spokesman said: “We have completed our investigation into allegations relating to the unauthorised use of police vehicles by Met officers and failures to follow the proper process following receipt of notices of intended prosecution for driving offences.” “Our investigation began in April 2024 following a conduct referral for a senior Met officer, who has since retired, and it widened to include further individuals.” Continued…
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DGov
DGov@omoluabi1sq·
Show-stopping, terrific and unforgettable performances of Nicki Minaj on stage. Electrifying + Iconic
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Steve Dunn@biggerbil78·
@NormanBrennan In fairness, this is not what he did. He literally took a selfie in front of an open grass area which was clearly not part of the scene. Guessing he was on some large outer cordon. The judge has thrown that part out.
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Norman Brennan
Norman Brennan@NormanBrennan·
Folks I don’t know what it is with ‘some’ officers taking selfies with dead bodies; I have attended over 30 Suicides & a no of sudden deaths & NEVER felt the need to take a selfie; SOCO take such when I called them; I personally find selfies as Disrespectful & Disgusting👇🙄
BettyBoo@BettyBoochichi2

A former police officer who took selfies at the scene of a teenager’s death is not guilty of misconduct in a public office, a judge has ruled. Ryan Connolly, 41, was cleared of four charges after Recorder of Manchester Judge Nicholas Dean KC discharged the jury part way through a trial at Manchester Crown Court. Judge Dean ruled the prosecution’s evidence could not amount to proving Connolly committed misconduct and it would not be legal for a jury to consider verdicts on the charges. He told the court: “My conclusion is the Crown cannot demonstrate the serious misconduct here, that the evidence is incapable of demonstrating serious misconduct, so the jury could not reach a conclusion so that Mr Connolly was guilty of misconduct in a public office.” He ordered not guilty verdicts to be recorded on Friday, on the fifth day of the trial which began on Monday. Prosecutors have until Monday to consider whether to appeal against the ruling. Jurors had heard that Connolly, a Constable with Merseyside Police, took selfies, including one lying on the grass, when he was deployed to guard a cordon after 16-year-old Daniel Gee-Jamieson was killed in Belle Vale, Liverpool, in 2018. More than 50 photos, including pictures of vulnerable people detained at hospitals as well as images of force systems and Connolly’s colleagues, were found in the sent folder of WhatsApp on his personal phone when he was arrested in February 2020, the court heard. Opening the trial on Tuesday, Peter Wilson, prosecuting, said: “The prosecution say he has wilfully misconducted himself by taking inappropriate photographs where, we say, there is no professional need to do so. He’s then retained them and sent them on.” But the court heard that with the exception of one photo, sent to a supervising officer, there was no evidence of who Connolly sent the pictures to. No messages accompanying the images had been retrieved from the phone. The jury was told the defendant claimed the images were taken for work purposes, but the court heard they had not been uploaded to police systems. At the hearing on Friday, a note from one juror had asked the court to explain why the defendant had taken the photos, adding: “What was he getting out of it?” Judge Dean told jurors that misconduct in a public office is one of the few remaining common law offences which is hard to define and is often a form of corruption. He gave the example of police officers sometimes being prosecuted for tipping off criminals about police investigations for money – but nothing like that had been suggested in Connolly’s case. However Connolly, from Huyton, Merseyside, will be back at the same court on Monday to be sentenced for three counts of possession of extreme pornographic images which he previously admitted. He was formally dismissed in 2021 by Merseyside Police, who described his behaviour as “deplorable”. A misconduct hearing was told other images found on his phone were racist, homophobic and mocked disabled people, and messages showed he socialised with a known criminal. Link to the article: itv.com/news/granada/2…

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Steve Dunn@biggerbil78·
@MbarkCherguia I hope you haven’t got a licence to ask a question like that.
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Lee Broadbent
Lee Broadbent@leembroad·
Thank you those officers and staff who have contributed to this investigation. Standing against wrongdoing, at great personal cost, is testing at times, especially when constantly gaslit and belittled by ‘colleagues.’ To those who have been exited from the organisation, subject to NDA’s and effectively silenced, you also now have opportunity to share what you saw and I’d encourage you to make contact with the City of London.
City of London Police@CityPolice

Today the City of London Police Domestic Corruption Unit made arrests in connection with a criminal investigation into allegations of fraud made against three individuals connected to the national Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW). Read more: bit.ly/3NdKB0I

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Steve Dunn@biggerbil78·
@sharrond62 I support you Sharron but you’re out of order here. You can’t compare someone admitting the offence in police interview and pleading guilty in court to someone doing the exact opposite.
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Steve Dunn@biggerbil78·
@InspGadgetBlogs My immaturity did kick in when I read they’d been at a bottomless brunch.
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Inspector Gadget
Inspector Gadget@InspGadgetBlogs·
DC Natalie Baker. Pissed up, over emotional. Pinches her female mates bottom in a taxi. Controversial, but I can't see this as anything more than words of advice. Im not sure what happened to this country, or when it happened but it all seems a bit out of control.
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Lucy Connolly
Lucy Connolly@LucyTCWife·
Bet Randy Mandy gets bail????
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Steve Dunn@biggerbil78·
@Fx1Jonny I will not defend a prolonged attack but I’ll reserve any judgment until I’ve seen footage leading to that altercation.
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JonnyUtd
JonnyUtd@Fx1Jonny·
This is not fucking PATRIOTISM, this is a bunch of racist fucking delinquents that want to just go round beating up anybody with brown skin. They are the dregs of society and I’ll stand with ethnic minorities over these any day of the week! Scum!!
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