| Sarah Everad 17:01 - Sep 30 with 13759 views | Sirjohnalot |
A whole life sentence is extremely rare, only used in exceptional circumstances outside sexual killers of children, targeted police, multiple murderers etc.
What this animal did was so horrific the Judge ruled he will never be released, he will die in prison. It was the only possible sentence the Judge could impose, even though the press reports are horrific they did not report on all that he did. Evil psychopaths like can never be reformed.
Evil beyond belief, whilst there may be some debate about what should happen to Katie Price, I cannot imagine, for one second what on earth his barrister could have said on his behalf.
It's really important, as I've read online, people criticising his Counsel, that he was represented, to ensure that Justice is done, to ensure the law is applied correctly. If you are instructed, you are ethicially obliged to take it on, unless you think it is beyond your capabilities, or you know one of the parties so that you cannot be impartial etc.
It is likely that it will be appealed, you would not be carrying out your job properly if you didn't , such is the exceptional sentence, but I cannot see any Court overruling it.
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| Sarah Everad on 23:41 - Oct 1 with 935 views | KeithHaynes |
| Sarah Everad on 23:34 - Oct 1 by trampie |
It's both, they close ranks to cover up corruption. |
So how have the police released information publicly, openly and lawfully to the media, and via FOI of corruption if they close ranks to cover up corruption 😉 |  |
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| Sarah Everad on 23:42 - Oct 1 with 935 views | trampie |
And they never did anything about Couzens, was it police incompetence, turning a blind eye, thinking the allegations were not serious enough, was the vetting not robust enough, the public pay for the police service via taxes and have a right to know. |  |
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| Sarah Everad on 23:48 - Oct 1 with 930 views | KeithHaynes |
| Sarah Everad on 23:42 - Oct 1 by trampie |
And they never did anything about Couzens, was it police incompetence, turning a blind eye, thinking the allegations were not serious enough, was the vetting not robust enough, the public pay for the police service via taxes and have a right to know. |
It’s hard to say without all the facts.
Which are not available.
I’m sure as many heads will roll as is possible now the stable door has been shut. The lower the grade or rank the better. Should keep a few people happy. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 23:57 - Oct 1 with 905 views | trampie |
| Sarah Everad on 23:48 - Oct 1 by KeithHaynes |
It’s hard to say without all the facts.
Which are not available.
I’m sure as many heads will roll as is possible now the stable door has been shut. The lower the grade or rank the better. Should keep a few people happy. |
If that was to happen it would just be another form of cronyism by the top ranks. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 00:03 - Oct 2 with 893 views | trampie |
| Sarah Everad on 23:41 - Oct 1 by KeithHaynes |
So how have the police released information publicly, openly and lawfully to the media, and via FOI of corruption if they close ranks to cover up corruption 😉 |
Investigative journalists, lawyers etc have uncovered it, police don't even always comply with FOI requests, or only answer some or part of the requests. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 00:04 - Oct 2 with 893 views | KeithHaynes |
| Sarah Everad on 23:57 - Oct 1 by trampie |
If that was to happen it would just be another form of cronyism by the top ranks. |
I read that as corbynism, btw thanks for the dialogue, seriously, if only everyone on forums with a slightly differing opinion could be the same. 👠| |
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| Sarah Everad on 00:06 - Oct 2 with 887 views | trampie |
| Sarah Everad on 00:04 - Oct 2 by KeithHaynes |
I read that as corbynism, btw thanks for the dialogue, seriously, if only everyone on forums with a slightly differing opinion could be the same. 👠|
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| Sarah Everad on 00:23 - Oct 2 with 859 views | majorraglan |
| Sarah Everad on 23:19 - Oct 1 by trampie |
The story is guilty of sexual misconduct but still keeping their job, you would think the police should be held to a higher standard but it seems to be to a lower standard than for civilians half the time, away from sex stories I know of one that crashed his car while drunk (serious incident at traffic lights junction, police called) and he kept his job. [Post edited 1 Oct 2021 23:24]
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Where is your proof police officers aren't being held to a higher standard than civilians? The police are subject to a Criminal law and a Code of Conduct, civilians by enlarge only the former. Cases which don’t reach the criminal threshold for members of the public disappearance down the plug hole, but in the case of cops there is the Code of Conduct catch all.
Couzens is a despicable evil person, fortunately there aren’t many like him and to tar all cops with the same brush is wrong. What about John Warboys the cabby convicted of 12 rapes and believed to be responsible for over a 100 attacks, he plied drunken (vulnerable) female customers with alcohol and took advantage of them - his offending doesn’t mean all cabbies are sexual predators or rapists!
In relation to the cop crashing his car, how long ago was it? Did it go to Court? Without knowing the detail it’s hard to make an informed comment. |  | | |
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| Sarah Everad on 00:36 - Oct 2 with 837 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Sarah Everad on 16:53 - Oct 1 by Gwyn737 |
I agree with most of that.
Seems to be the narrative has become “How do we stop another Sarah Everard?” When we should be asking “How do we stop another Wayne Couzens?” |
Yes, that’s a good way of putting it. |  |
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| Sarah Everad on 00:39 - Oct 2 with 840 views | trampie |
| Sarah Everad on 00:23 - Oct 2 by majorraglan |
Where is your proof police officers aren't being held to a higher standard than civilians? The police are subject to a Criminal law and a Code of Conduct, civilians by enlarge only the former. Cases which don’t reach the criminal threshold for members of the public disappearance down the plug hole, but in the case of cops there is the Code of Conduct catch all.
Couzens is a despicable evil person, fortunately there aren’t many like him and to tar all cops with the same brush is wrong. What about John Warboys the cabby convicted of 12 rapes and believed to be responsible for over a 100 attacks, he plied drunken (vulnerable) female customers with alcohol and took advantage of them - his offending doesn’t mean all cabbies are sexual predators or rapists!
In relation to the cop crashing his car, how long ago was it? Did it go to Court? Without knowing the detail it’s hard to make an informed comment. |
The civilian guy behind the 'White lives matter' plane banner, was sacked by an Engineering firm although the police investigated and took no action.
The 'Karen' that called the police in New York was sacked by a financial firm, police are found guilty of sexual misconduct or drink driving and keep their job whilst civilians in the above examples don't that is why I think half the time the police aren't held to a higher standard. [Post edited 2 Oct 2021 1:03]
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| Sarah Everad on 00:50 - Oct 2 with 821 views | majorraglan |
| Sarah Everad on 00:39 - Oct 2 by trampie |
The civilian guy behind the 'White lives matter' plane banner, was sacked by an Engineering firm although the police investigated and took no action.
The 'Karen' that called the police in New York was sacked by a financial firm, police are found guilty of sexual misconduct or drink driving and keep their job whilst civilians in the above examples don't that is why I think half the time the police aren't held to a higher standard. [Post edited 2 Oct 2021 1:03]
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These are 2 very high profile cases which went public, one is even from the States!!!
Here’s an sample of Gwent police enforcing the disciplinary code. No covering up there. | | | |
| Sarah Everad on 00:55 - Oct 2 with 812 views | trampie |
| Sarah Everad on 00:50 - Oct 2 by majorraglan |
These are 2 very high profile cases which went public, one is even from the States!!!
Here’s an sample of Gwent police enforcing the disciplinary code. No covering up there. |
You don't think there is such a thing as police corruption ?/police closing ranks to protect one of their own ?, did you hear or see the reports of the ex met police super on national radio. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 01:07 - Oct 2 with 790 views | WalterBoyd |
Hopefully lives improve for everyone and lessons are learnt from these awful set of events. [Post edited 2 Oct 2021 1:27]
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| Sarah Everad on 04:57 - Oct 2 with 743 views | KeithHaynes |
| Sarah Everad on 00:39 - Oct 2 by trampie |
The civilian guy behind the 'White lives matter' plane banner, was sacked by an Engineering firm although the police investigated and took no action.
The 'Karen' that called the police in New York was sacked by a financial firm, police are found guilty of sexual misconduct or drink driving and keep their job whilst civilians in the above examples don't that is why I think half the time the police aren't held to a higher standard. [Post edited 2 Oct 2021 1:03]
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Morning mate, any officer convicted of drink driving is immediately sacked.
If an officer is found guilty of sexual misconduct they are immediately sacked. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 07:19 - Oct 2 with 723 views | trampie |
| Sarah Everad on 04:57 - Oct 2 by KeithHaynes |
Morning mate, any officer convicted of drink driving is immediately sacked.
If an officer is found guilty of sexual misconduct they are immediately sacked. |
Morning chief, not in my home town 40 years ago, off duty crashed at the lights blocking the road informed uniform when they turned up he was a serving police officer and had been drinking and he kept his job, although after the event he said it was touch and go when waiting for their verdict his perfect record, remorse etc saved the day and treating every case on its merit rightly so (a good policeman that apparently had done good and went on to do good after that) I would say, but have others less deserving got away with it ?
I take it you seen the article about police found guilty of sexual misconducts still keeping their jobs.
Did you see the recent documentary series on the Cardiff 3/5, how did the police not go to jail ?, remember Hillsborough how did the police not go to jail, it was not just one person altering statements was it ? [Post edited 2 Oct 2021 7:45]
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| Sarah Everad on 07:30 - Oct 2 with 710 views | angryjack |
Never trust a copper...scum | | | |
| Sarah Everad on 09:53 - Oct 2 with 655 views | Gwyn737 |
| Sarah Everad on 07:30 - Oct 2 by angryjack |
Never trust a copper...scum |
Well, that escalated quickly 🙄 | | | |
| Sarah Everad on 10:11 - Oct 2 with 633 views | trampie |
| Sarah Everad on 09:53 - Oct 2 by Gwyn737 |
Well, that escalated quickly 🙄 |
It's little wonder there is no trust of the police in some quarters the way they sometimes conduct themselves, did you see that bent coppers series on the box ? [Post edited 2 Oct 2021 10:34]
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| Sarah Everad on 10:16 - Oct 2 with 629 views | raynor94 |
| Sarah Everad on 07:30 - Oct 2 by angryjack |
Never trust a copper...scum |
Let's hope you never need one.
Sorry but you come across as a very bitter individual |  |
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| Sarah Everad on 10:40 - Oct 2 with 611 views | trampie |
| Sarah Everad on 10:16 - Oct 2 by raynor94 |
Let's hope you never need one.
Sorry but you come across as a very bitter individual |
Why would you need one ?, the last incident I remember I dealt with it myself and one before that I dealt with it myself and the police let me carry on (although that one the police got up to all sorts i found out years later). | |
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| Sarah Everad on 10:49 - Oct 2 with 604 views | trampie |
I've never used the police my entire life, they have got in the way on occasion, there was one occasion in hindsight I might have needed the police but somebody else had already called them (I wouldn't have, I would have fought it out, at that point in time anyway) and the lone copper told me to do a runner as he feared he could not hold back the banshees and back up might not be there in time, I had fronted up to half the village but the copper wasn't up for it, then months later I had documents through the post went to main police station and played holly hell and would not leave without seeing the main man, they backed down and quashed the paper work, two of their own had done the dirty but I wasn't having it. [Post edited 2 Oct 2021 11:06]
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| Sarah Everad on 10:55 - Oct 2 with 595 views | onehunglow |
| Sarah Everad on 22:31 - Oct 1 by trampie |
Power corrupts is the problem, safeguards need to be build into the system. |
There are safeguards and it is very hatrd indeed to get away with anything these days.If that were the case,we'd see far more pond life suffer after their crimes.
The best safeguards we have is to PUNISH offenders.
Lawyers won't be coming to your aid if you are getting your head stoved in trying to protect your home,they will though hammer you at Court if you take out the scum who broke in.
Appropriate force! | |
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| Sarah Everad on 10:57 - Oct 2 with 591 views | onehunglow |
| Sarah Everad on 07:30 - Oct 2 by angryjack |
Never trust a copper...scum |
If you are subjected to a crime do not be a hypocrite and call Police.
What were you locked up for. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 11:03 - Oct 2 with 584 views | trampie |
| Sarah Everad on 10:55 - Oct 2 by onehunglow |
There are safeguards and it is very hatrd indeed to get away with anything these days.If that were the case,we'd see far more pond life suffer after their crimes.
The best safeguards we have is to PUNISH offenders.
Lawyers won't be coming to your aid if you are getting your head stoved in trying to protect your home,they will though hammer you at Court if you take out the scum who broke in.
Appropriate force! |
The police never helped the people of that township (was it Mayhill or Townhill) in Swansea when there was a riot the other day, they were nowhere to be seen and they were called and the people needed them. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 11:07 - Oct 2 with 579 views | controversial_jack |
| Sarah Everad on 10:16 - Oct 2 by raynor94 |
Let's hope you never need one.
Sorry but you come across as a very bitter individual |
It's their job. it's why they exist, to protect the public and property. They get paid to do it They swear an oath to the queen and are therefore held at a higher standard than the average person. | | | |
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