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Met Police Telling People Not To Wear Expensive Watches.
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Give it up if someone wants it.
Imagine if they said the same thing to women, don't wear short skirts, high heels, skimpy clothes, if a man wants it just let him.
What has London become.?
Give it up if someone wants it.
Imagine if they said the same thing to women, don't wear short skirts, high heels, skimpy clothes, if a man wants it just let him.
What has London become.?
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// some are good and some are not so good ( police forces) //
With 40+ Police Forces throughout the UK, all would claim to be servants of the public. True! It's also true that each force operates with a degree of autonomy. For example, policing practices carried out on a sink estate would be very much different to policing methods applied to those living in say; Mayfair or Westminster.
This is not to defend Police Forces. Boy o' boy, they have a very difficult job to do. Given the countless number of scenarios the police will face, the subsequent variations of how each individual officer might tackle and/or respond to a particular incident, it's inevitable that the 'lines of law enforcement' become blurred.
With 40+ Police Forces throughout the UK, all would claim to be servants of the public. True! It's also true that each force operates with a degree of autonomy. For example, policing practices carried out on a sink estate would be very much different to policing methods applied to those living in say; Mayfair or Westminster.
This is not to defend Police Forces. Boy o' boy, they have a very difficult job to do. Given the countless number of scenarios the police will face, the subsequent variations of how each individual officer might tackle and/or respond to a particular incident, it's inevitable that the 'lines of law enforcement' become blurred.
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