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Had a relaxing day. It's early evening here.
Don't ask where. It's 28°, dry with a gentle breeze (2mph)
Hope you have agood one too.
Lovely temperature, peeing down here.
Lovely temperature, peeing down here.
Had a relaxing day. It's early evening here.
Don't ask where. It's 28°, dry with a gentle breeze (2mph)
Hope you have agood one too.
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Deleted member 294929
Every Christmas I've had in the southern hemisphere/ tropics has rained
Corruption in the Police has to be zero tolerance and harshly enforced. They chose to take the job and then shield criminals. How many of those drivers should have been taken off the road because of points they accumulated?
Punishment is to protect the public, punish the guilty and deter others. Deterrence alone merits a stay inside for those two.
It's interesting that it only got found out because of a completely unrelated issue. How many more people are doing the same?
Punishment is to protect the public, punish the guilty and deter others. Deterrence alone merits a stay inside for those two.
It's interesting that it only got found out because of a completely unrelated issue. How many more people are doing the same?
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You say this, but for them to do what they did must require lots of people who have been caught speeding or know someone who has.
Loose lips down pubs and tea breaks you would have thought that they would have been snitched on a long time ago.
You would, if the police policied themselves properly. Or some form of audit should have caught them.
That it didn't is a bad sign for the police and a worse sign for those they are supposed to protect.
This was a serious case of multiple issues of corruption.
Not just deleting speeding convictions, also for checking on specific vehicles for offences for the police officers information. I assume this was to allow the police to persue certain people.
There was also an issue of passing on information about other crimes without authorisation.
We don't know the full extent of the corruption.
So for Bod to suggest it was a small case of a few speeding fines was a distortion of the real situation.
Not just deleting speeding convictions, also for checking on specific vehicles for offences for the police officers information. I assume this was to allow the police to persue certain people.
There was also an issue of passing on information about other crimes without authorisation.
We don't know the full extent of the corruption.
So for Bod to suggest it was a small case of a few speeding fines was a distortion of the real situation.