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Police Officers Sacked For Telling Lies, Some Say They Should Have Been Imprisoned, What Do You Think?
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Nothing more I can add to what Danny has said. It would appear that after an altercation with a door manager and police on arrival it was decided to arrest the victim.We do not know why. I assume the victim did not voluntarily walk to the awaiting police van and had to be frog marched to it with feet dragging the ground.
Nothing wrong so far until, at the station the victim's condition deteriorated. Then it goes wrong when pen touches notebook.If they were aware that the victim had a broken neck at time of arrest they should of called an ambulance and applied splints etc to disable movement. However without an X-ray machine on site they could be unaware his neck was broken and he was paralysed. The fact he was dragging his feet would not necessarily alert the officer's attention to paralysis but an unwillingness to cooperate.
When it is apparent at the charging station that the prisoner/victim needed hospitalisation then the stories were concocted and varied from the truth.
No specific criminal criminal offence was committed by the police officers.No perjury. No Perverting the course of justice.
Spath
I once had occasion to administer CPR to a very old lady in the street one night after she collapsed and stopped breathing. I persevered for along time until an ambulance arrived. She kept breathing for a while and then stopping.. Her elderly husband who accompanied her did not tell me that she suffered from Asthma and left her inhaler at home.
She made a recovery at St Mary's Paddington with most of her left rib cage broken. I did that. Do you think I should of been charged with assault.
I wasn't then sufficiently trained in First Aid at that time to know she was hyperventilating and taking in too much Carbon Dioxide. If she had been left comfortably on the floor without my administrations her level would of dropped automatically and she would most likely continue breathing on her own without me breaking up her poor ribs.
Nothing more I can add to what Danny has said. It would appear that after an altercation with a door manager and police on arrival it was decided to arrest the victim.We do not know why. I assume the victim did not voluntarily walk to the awaiting police van and had to be frog marched to it with feet dragging the ground.
Nothing wrong so far until, at the station the victim's condition deteriorated. Then it goes wrong when pen touches notebook.If they were aware that the victim had a broken neck at time of arrest they should of called an ambulance and applied splints etc to disable movement. However without an X-ray machine on site they could be unaware his neck was broken and he was paralysed. The fact he was dragging his feet would not necessarily alert the officer's attention to paralysis but an unwillingness to cooperate.
When it is apparent at the charging station that the prisoner/victim needed hospitalisation then the stories were concocted and varied from the truth.
No specific criminal criminal offence was committed by the police officers.No perjury. No Perverting the course of justice.
Spath
I once had occasion to administer CPR to a very old lady in the street one night after she collapsed and stopped breathing. I persevered for along time until an ambulance arrived. She kept breathing for a while and then stopping.. Her elderly husband who accompanied her did not tell me that she suffered from Asthma and left her inhaler at home.
She made a recovery at St Mary's Paddington with most of her left rib cage broken. I did that. Do you think I should of been charged with assault.
I wasn't then sufficiently trained in First Aid at that time to know she was hyperventilating and taking in too much Carbon Dioxide. If she had been left comfortably on the floor without my administrations her level would of dropped automatically and she would most likely continue breathing on her own without me breaking up her poor ribs.
That appears to be right. The only impropriety committed was falsifying a pocket book report.
I learnt only last week of an incident involving, what otherwise was, an outstanding police officer who called someone a four letter word beginning with C. A complaint was made and the officer denied saying it.His body cam proved differently and he was sacked. Not for what he said but the fact he denied saying it. Porky pies are taken very seriously in the Police Force nowadays. Try it in the witness box and you look at 7 years.
I learnt only last week of an incident involving, what otherwise was, an outstanding police officer who called someone a four letter word beginning with C. A complaint was made and the officer denied saying it.His body cam proved differently and he was sacked. Not for what he said but the fact he denied saying it. Porky pies are taken very seriously in the Police Force nowadays. Try it in the witness box and you look at 7 years.
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