24 Hours in Police Custody: Ch4

[Laurel Green]

Heads up.

[Munter]

I thought harassment/stalking was a criminal offence.

[dazwalsh]

They feed these cocksuckers?

[Laurel Green]

Munter said:

I thought harassment/stalking was a criminal offence.

Same here. Imagine the CPS want a signed confession before thinking about prosecuting.

I do feel for the BIB sometimes with all their hard work often going nowhere because of the CPS's parameters.

[iva cosworth]

dazwalsh said:

They feed these cocksuckers?

Ooman rights innit.

[IanMorewood]

That feisty woman who bit the sex attacker, yay for her!

[Laurel Green]

He's 27? I thought he was about eighteen.

[Laurel Green]

Heads up.

[Shaw Tarse]

I bet the police love Brett!

[dazwalsh]

I think I have cracked the entry requirements for the police. You have to be able to say "at the end of the day" a lot. Does my Fecken head in.

[TheBear]

Brett comes across as a massive cock who has a massively over inflated opinion of himself. Both of them looked so smug in interview and I can't quite believe how cocky and unprofessional he was when telling his client "It's getting boring isn't it".

He looks a complete idiot now that the CCTV stills look like they have potted his client. Oops Brett!

[IanMorewood]

The drunk driver was lucky to dodge prosecution, blew 41 at the lowest and had a six week wait for the blood results.

[anonymous-user]

Calza said:

There's a scene in the opening credits, police (I think) smashing some front windows in with a shovel.

Have we seen why yet? Seems an odd thing to do..

Police cut backs

[Munter]

TheBear said:

Brett comes across as a massive cock who has a massively over inflated opinion of himself. Both of them looked so smug in interview and I can't quite believe how cocky and unprofessional he was when telling his client "It's getting boring isn't it".

He looks a complete idiot now that the CCTV stills look like they have potted his client. Oops Brett!

I'll bet his clients like that though. And he'd like repeat business from them. Which seems likely to happen given their history.

[IanMorewood]

I doubt he's worried, gets his fee win or loose, his customers like him as he plays the cards to wind up the prosecution team, more chance of them slipping up that way.

[Shaw Tarse]

IanMorewood said:

The drunk driver was lucky to dodge prosecution, blew 41 at the lowest and had a six week wait for the blood results.

I thought that, did the wait for her "injection" influence the result?

[baldy1926]

Shaw Tarse said:

I thought that, did the wait for her "injection" influence the result?

Yep called playing the system, more than likely a serial drink driver

[Calza]

I don't understand why they don't enforce a few blood tests over 2 - 3 hours. That way they can trace the lowering of alcohol levels and back track it to the incident.

So much annoyed me about that episode, it really did.

[IanMorewood]

It's a case of having the appropriately qualified person there to take the blood for use as evidence, they don't tend to have one sat about twiddling thumbs.

[entropy]

baldy1926 said:

Yep called playing the system, more than likely a serial drink driver

Flabbergasted to be just over the limit and was given a chance to contest via blood sample. In the same scenario most would have done the same thing.