The police exist to establish facts, investigate criminality and protect the public. They should not be enforcement officers for political orthodoxy. Some officers are clearly now more concerned about appearing sufficiently progressive rather than exercising independent professional judgement.
London’s police chief has admitted the city is so lawless that its diverse criminals cannot be policed without a similarly melanated constabulary. It’s a confession that multiculturalism is failing, says Laurie Wastell.
I will in future be following the advice given by many: do not speak to police. The modern British police are not to be trusted, and it says a lot about the state of our country when mistrust of the police has become a mainstream opinion held by perfectly ordinary, law-abiding people.
A senior officer swore parliament was merely interested in Brian Tamaki. The emails she was shown, and the protests nobody chased, tell a different story.
Karehana was given $5,000 that evening, and the court heard that he claimed he “did not know that his associate was going to on-sell the weapon”. When the Glock was recovered in June, Karehana was spoken to by police but denied stealing the gun.
The locking down of Gosport to protect illegal migrants shows beyond doubt that Britain is a two-tier state, says Paul Birch, where locals must produce ID while illegal migrants are escorted away in luxury coaches.
Armed Offenders Squad commander Senior Sergeant Vaughan Perry is a liar, a bully and a serial kidnapper. Part one.
What you are witnessing in real time with Brian Tamaki is the further erosion of free speech, and the persecution of a person for his beliefs. What happens when you say something just publicly enough to have the cops turn up at your door? Don’t think it would happen to you? Think again.
Are normal people now meant to keep up to date with current bikie fashion just to know what they can and cannot wear? Will the WA government at least keep an updated webpage citing all currently illegal fashion?
Police are aware of incidents where scammers are targeting people with cryptocurrency wallets and accounts, by impersonating police officers and cryptocurrency company representatives.
Unfortunately, it’s other people who suffer them.
Police statements are fuelling the very speculation they say is ‘unhelpful’.
Most people know how I voted at the last election. I gave my party vote to ACT and my electorate vote to National. Unless something changes dramatically between now and polling day, I can’t see myself doing that again.
Chambers, in an internal note to staff on Thursday afternoon, said he “strongly reject[ed] the claims that have been made”.
