4th candidate barred from police commisioner job

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Number 4
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshi...

beeb said:

Mr Quigley said: "It is with regret that I must stand down following confirmation that an offence committed more than 44 years ago, for which I was fined, bars me from the post."

Previously

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-19...

beeb said:

Mr Charles said: "A minor criminal offence I committed as a 14-year-old... for which I was given a year's conditional discharge has now barred me from standing for the PCC post.

"I have today taken the difficult decision to stand down as the Labour Party candidate for Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-somerset-19181071

beeb said:

Mr Ashford said that in 1966, aged 13, he was convicted of trespassing and being in possession of an offensive weapon.

He was fined £2, 10 shillings for both offences.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-18670400

beeb said:

Last month doubts were raised over whether Mr Weston could run because as a 14-year-old he was convicted - and fined - for being a passenger in a stolen car.

But Home Secretary Theresa May said the legislation was not aimed at barring someone who had a conviction at the age of 16.

Which is just what it seems to be doing

You're told at a young age that you must own up and everything will be ok, and when you've done your punishment the slate will be wiped clean and you're a better person.
but clearly it isnt.

Maybe it's best to use the mantra
a) Don't do it
b) If you do, don't get caught
c) Don't own up

[Butter Face]

That's just stupid.

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Clearly the people who encouraged him to step down had st lives as youngsters.