Officers are mates with criminals?
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Recently I've watched too many Youtube body cam type vids showing various scum getting nicked for drug dealing, carrying knives, pointing guns, etc...etc...all part and parcel of living in a large city of course, but....calling these f
kers 'mate' ?
Really ?
Whats next ?
Bro ?
Cuz ?
Are we trying to make the arrest process as stress free as possible for these promising scientists ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNLwSEaZ2_w&t=...
An established dealer of Class A given the lightest touch...throughout the entire process. I trust someones checking on his welfare...
No such treatment a little further north....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXgUE02PjH0
A proper arrest. But...
“A trained support dog died after a thief stole his owner’s car, later crashing it during a 130mph police chase.
Wilson, who has autism and ADHD, had left his beloved Doberman, named Jake, inside his Range Rover when Nicholas Oakland broke in”
Jake suffered spinal injuries during the crash and had to be put down.
The lunatic thief was unfortunately treated less harshly and received only a 19 month sentence.
Perhaps the magistrates considered him a mate too.
kers 'mate' ?Really ?
Whats next ?
Bro ?
Cuz ?
Are we trying to make the arrest process as stress free as possible for these promising scientists ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNLwSEaZ2_w&t=...
An established dealer of Class A given the lightest touch...throughout the entire process. I trust someones checking on his welfare...
No such treatment a little further north....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXgUE02PjH0
A proper arrest. But...
“A trained support dog died after a thief stole his owner’s car, later crashing it during a 130mph police chase.
Wilson, who has autism and ADHD, had left his beloved Doberman, named Jake, inside his Range Rover when Nicholas Oakland broke in”
Jake suffered spinal injuries during the crash and had to be put down.
The lunatic thief was unfortunately treated less harshly and received only a 19 month sentence.
Perhaps the magistrates considered him a mate too.
It is a tactic to de-escalate the arrest situation and to try to keep the suspect friendly and communicative.
Smashing them up in the back of the van wouldn't really help the evidence gathering part.
Also, it is for the courts to decide guilt, not the police; only 20% of arrests actually result in a conviction.
Pelicula said:
Recently I've watched too many Youtube body cam type vids showing various scum getting nicked for drug dealing, carrying knives, pointing guns, etc...etc...all part and parcel of living in a large city of course, but....calling these fkers 'mate' ?
Really ?
Whats next ?
Bro ?
Cuz ?
Absolutely! Glad it's not just us shouting at the TV saying "He's not your mate, he's a s**t" Obviously we realise that it's just how people speak and that it can de-escalate a situation, yet...kers 'mate' ?Really ?
Whats next ?
Bro ?
Cuz ?
Is it not just a de-escalation technique? Changing your style of communication to match the target audience. If a person is used to a more informal style of communicating, calling them “sir” or “mr x” is more likely to put them out of their comfort zone and on edge. So by communicating on their level the officer in the better position to gather the required evidence and build a report that may come in handy later in the arrest or investigation.
Same way a year 1 and a year 11 teacher will use different language to teach their students.
Same way a year 1 and a year 11 teacher will use different language to teach their students.
Pelicula said:
Recently I've watched too many Youtube body cam type vids showing various scum getting nicked for drug dealing, carrying knives, pointing guns, etc...etc...all part and parcel of living in a large city of course, but....calling these fkers 'mate' ?
Really ?
Whats next ?
Bro ?
Cuz ?
Are we trying to make the arrest process as stress free as possible for these promising scientists ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNLwSEaZ2_w&t=...
An established dealer of Class A given the lightest touch...throughout the entire process. I trust someones checking on his welfare...
No such treatment a little further north....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXgUE02PjH0
A proper arrest. But...
“A trained support dog died after a thief stole his owner’s car, later crashing it during a 130mph police chase.
Wilson, who has autism and ADHD, had left his beloved Doberman, named Jake, inside his Range Rover when Nicholas Oakland broke in”
Jake suffered spinal injuries during the crash and had to be put down.
The lunatic thief was unfortunately treated less harshly and received only a 19 month sentence.
Perhaps the magistrates considered him a mate too.
They are all on the payroll.kers 'mate' ?Really ?
Whats next ?
Bro ?
Cuz ?
Are we trying to make the arrest process as stress free as possible for these promising scientists ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNLwSEaZ2_w&t=...
An established dealer of Class A given the lightest touch...throughout the entire process. I trust someones checking on his welfare...
No such treatment a little further north....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXgUE02PjH0
A proper arrest. But...
“A trained support dog died after a thief stole his owner’s car, later crashing it during a 130mph police chase.
Wilson, who has autism and ADHD, had left his beloved Doberman, named Jake, inside his Range Rover when Nicholas Oakland broke in”
Jake suffered spinal injuries during the crash and had to be put down.
The lunatic thief was unfortunately treated less harshly and received only a 19 month sentence.
Perhaps the magistrates considered him a mate too.
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