Serving Met officer arrested by Counter Terrorism Command

[bitchstewie]

Serving Met officer arrested by Counter Terrorism Command

Met Police said:

Officers from the Met's Counter Terrorism Command have today, 5 March, arrested a serving Met Police officer on suspicion of being a member of a proscribed organisation.

The officer, a 21-year-old police constable who works within Frontline Policing, was arrested under PACE at an address in north London and has been taken to a south London police station, where he currently remains in custody.

[Yertis]

Having studied AC-12 in action I can now imagine how this went down.

[Bill]

I'm more concerned as to the quality of candidate they accept, given he was so thick he actually joined a proscribed organisation while serving.

[irc]

Bill said:

I'm more concerned as to the quality of candidate they accept, given he was so thick he actually joined a while serving.

Or did he join the MET because he was a member of a proscribed organisation?

[Sophisticated Sarah]

Wouldn’t have happened if they’d continued the discrimination against white males

[Bill]

irc said:

Or did he join the MET because he was a member of a proscribed organisation?

There's always a pedant who ruins the gag!

[bitchstewie]

Related to the neo-Nazi group National Action according to the BBC.

[Ayahuasca]

Yertis said:

Having studied AC-12 in action I can now imagine how this went down.

I wonder if he exercised his right to be questioned by someone at least one rank senior to him?

[XCP]

Ayahuasca said:

I wonder if he exercised his right to be questioned by someone at least one rank senior to him?

What right is that then?

[the tribester]

Someone needs to re-watch Line of Duty I think.

[LosingGrip]

Yertis said:

Having studied AC-12 in action I can now imagine how this went down.

Now we're sucking diesel.

[TonyToniTone]

So counter terrorist offender is a thing after all..

[Agammemnon]

TonyToniTone said:

So counter terrorist offender is a thing after all..

If a trial finds him guilty, yes.