Undercover Cop switches sides and supports Green Hippies.
Discussion
Jinx said:
Sounds like a remake of http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113375/
It would be a more pc version of it anyway.
One thing that has pissed me off tonight is hearing (R4) and then seeing (Ch4) a Jenny Jones introduced and signed as "Green Party, Metropolitan Police Force" arguing against the police tactics and what, in her view, is a waste of money given these twots "have the right to protest" (to close a power station?)
So she is using the media to push her environmental-political views and arguing against decisions of other forces/superiors. How the hell can she get away with this? She should shut her mouth and do the job we tax payers pay her for, and be put in her place by bosses. Surely this is a disciplinary matter, to publicly attack/shape/hamper force policy from within . . .
So she is using the media to push her environmental-political views and arguing against decisions of other forces/superiors. How the hell can she get away with this? She should shut her mouth and do the job we tax payers pay her for, and be put in her place by bosses. Surely this is a disciplinary matter, to publicly attack/shape/hamper force policy from within . . .
Smiler. said:
Pesty said:
Manee said:
This is a film ready to be made!!
it alreads has been its called Avatar 
I wonder f there are other under cover Police ad if they are I wonder if he has outed them
Shadwell Army!
Lost_BMW said:
plasticpig said:
It's not like these people are major criminals
"The six were charged with conspiring to shut down the Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station in Nottingham in 2009. Excuse me? Not major criminals?
plasticpig said:
Lost_BMW said:
plasticpig said:
It's not like these people are major criminals
"The six were charged with conspiring to shut down the Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station in Nottingham in 2009. Excuse me? Not major criminals?
ks. You know damn well I'd think murder a major crime. The sentences the political cowards and weaklings in this country, as it slides ever further to the dogs, is hardly an indication of its real severity. Otherwise muggers wouldn't get a few months for causing real harm, nonces out in a couple of years etc. What a ttish line to take.As for these self appointed, sanctimonious, anti society and anti science climate activists yes, I do consider that they are major criminals if, as reported, they planned criminal activity to stop the legitimate business of the power station. Who gives these prats the right to hinder people in the course of their legitimate work and to damage the economy of our country. How much would their publicity stunt have cost? Compare that with a jewel heist for example. Apologist.
If they want to protest do so legally through the media or parliament etc. but not through criminal acts. I'd like to give the b
ds community service; hard labour producing the energy we need and that they'd deny us - and make them manage without the electricity they despise as they are at it.What next, if this line fails, bombs. I bet some of them have it in them . .
One of the many disturbing features of this appears to be that the unit Kennedy worked within looks like it is controlled by ACPO and is therefore outside the reporting structures of the statutory police service. ACPO is a limited company formed by and for the benefit of chief officers of police and is not directly answerable to any police authority or any govt body.
caught something on the news today.
Apparently the case was not dropped because he said he would help the other side as was claimed. It was for another reason, I wonder why that story got out? trying to cover something else up?
I found it on the BBC. It does sound like the police blamed this guy yet it seems they tried to withold evidence form the defence.
So are the police trying to get convictions knowing they didn't have enough evidence?? see below if this is true this seems really out of order to me and I hate hippies.
"The men's defence team asked prosecutors to disclose full details of the officer's activities - reportedly prompting the Crown Prosecution Service to drop their case."
The Independent Police Complaints Commission is to examine whether Nottinghamshire Police disclosed all relevant material.
Mr Kennedy told the newspaper that he believed tape recordings secretly made by him were withheld from the court by police for fear it would destroy the prosecution's case.
"The truth of the matter is that the tapes clearly show that the six defendants who were due to go on trial had not joined any conspiracy," he said.
"The tapes I made meant that the police couldn't prove their case." If the bit in bold is true is this not really sinister?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12199686
Apparently the case was not dropped because he said he would help the other side as was claimed. It was for another reason, I wonder why that story got out? trying to cover something else up?
I found it on the BBC. It does sound like the police blamed this guy yet it seems they tried to withold evidence form the defence.
So are the police trying to get convictions knowing they didn't have enough evidence?? see below if this is true this seems really out of order to me and I hate hippies.
"The men's defence team asked prosecutors to disclose full details of the officer's activities - reportedly prompting the Crown Prosecution Service to drop their case."
The Independent Police Complaints Commission is to examine whether Nottinghamshire Police disclosed all relevant material.
Mr Kennedy told the newspaper that he believed tape recordings secretly made by him were withheld from the court by police for fear it would destroy the prosecution's case.
"The truth of the matter is that the tapes clearly show that the six defendants who were due to go on trial had not joined any conspiracy," he said.
"The tapes I made meant that the police couldn't prove their case." If the bit in bold is true is this not really sinister?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12199686
Edited by Pesty on Saturday 15th January 23:22
Pupp said:
One of the many disturbing features of this appears to be that the unit Kennedy worked within looks like it is controlled by ACPO and is therefore outside the reporting structures of the statutory police service. ACPO is a limited company formed by and for the benefit of chief officers of police and is not directly answerable to any police authority or any govt body.
I don;t like the existence of ACPO at all, but it could be that they were used by the Government to isolate them from this operation.Pesty said:
caught something on the news today.
Apparently teh case was not dropped because he said he would help teh other side. It was for another reason, I wonder why that story got out? trying to cover something else up?
^^^^^^^^^^^this.Apparently teh case was not dropped because he said he would help teh other side. It was for another reason, I wonder why that story got out? trying to cover something else up?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12199686
The men's defence team asked prosecutors to disclose full details of the officer's activities - reportedly prompting the Crown Prosecution Service to drop their case.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission is to examine whether Nottinghamshire Police disclosed all relevant material.
Mr Kennedy told the newspaper that he believed tape recordings secretly made by him were withheld from the court by police for fear it would destroy the prosecution's case.
"The truth of the matter is that the tapes clearly show that the six defendants who were due to go on trial had not joined any conspiracy," he said.
"The tapes I made meant that the police couldn't prove their case."
'No confidence'
Mr Kennedy criticised police procedures for dealing with him.
"There have been a lot of mistakes made, a lot of operational decisions have been wrong... and I think I am being made a scapegoat."
He also said: "The extraction policies for taking an undercover officer out of the activist scene after their deployment has finished is appalling. I had no confidence at all that my safety was ever going to be regarded."
He added: "I want to tell my story and tell how there is a huge mismanagement of staff for the sake of gathering intelligence.
"It has jeopardised my life and it could jeopardise the lives of other officers.
He told the newspaper he had gone to the US amid fears for his safety.
'Grey and murky'
"I can't sleep," he said. "I have lost weight and am constantly on edge.
"I barricade the door with chairs at night. I am in genuine fear for my life. I have been told that my former bosses from the force are out here in America looking for me. I have been told by activists to watch my back as people are out to get me."
He described the "world of undercover policing" as "grey and murky".
"There is some bad stuff going on. Really bad stuff.
No James Bond then,
Mojocvh said:
He also said: "The extraction policies for taking an undercover officer out of the activist scene after their deployment has finished is appalling. I had no confidence at all that my safety was ever going to be regarded."
He added: "I want to tell my story and tell how there is a huge mismanagement of staff for the sake of gathering intelligence.
"It has jeopardised my life and it could jeopardise the lives of other officers.
He told the newspaper he had gone to the US amid fears for his safety.
'Grey and murky'
"I can't sleep," he said. "I have lost weight and am constantly on edge.
"I barricade the door with chairs at night. I am in genuine fear for my life. I have been told that my former bosses from the force are out here in America looking for me. I have been told by activists to watch my back as people are out to get me."
I was criticised for asking why the green louts were not major criminals, as had been said in a prior post - personally I class them with terrorists and other assorted anarchist scum. Now, he's lived amongst these friendly, well meaning, save the planet do-gooder types for some time and yet he's this scared?He added: "I want to tell my story and tell how there is a huge mismanagement of staff for the sake of gathering intelligence.
"It has jeopardised my life and it could jeopardise the lives of other officers.
He told the newspaper he had gone to the US amid fears for his safety.
'Grey and murky'
"I can't sleep," he said. "I have lost weight and am constantly on edge.
"I barricade the door with chairs at night. I am in genuine fear for my life. I have been told that my former bosses from the force are out here in America looking for me. I have been told by activists to watch my back as people are out to get me."
Maybe there is more to them, their agenda and their capabilities than we know. Don't seem so cosy-friendly now do they, unless he's scared that his cover has been blown from a previous embedding with different characters, now out for his blood?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law-and-ord...
Basically same as the BBC article. He mentions that what he was in contact at all times with his bosses and they knew what he was upto.
I definitely think there is more to this than meets the eye.
Basically same as the BBC article. He mentions that what he was in contact at all times with his bosses and they knew what he was upto.
I definitely think there is more to this than meets the eye.
plasticpig said:
Lost_BMW said:
plasticpig said:
It's not like these people are major criminals
"The six were charged with conspiring to shut down the Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station in Nottingham in 2009. Excuse me? Not major criminals?
What these people were planning wasn't civil disobedience, it was disruption of the activities of a legitimate private business operating within the laws of the land and providing an essential service.
If they had succeeded in shutting the plant down we would have all paid for it either in insurance premiums or increased energy bills.
I could genuinely believe that I should burn down the houses of some of these environmentalists to highlight hypocrisy of their actions. Lets say I did ten of them to get the value about the same.
What sort of sentence would you expect get for that?
Steal £2 million
Defraud £2 million
Arson to value of £2 million
Vandalism to the value of £2 million
All serious crimes, but closing down a power station is "civil disobedience"
Lost_BMW said:
^^^
Agree absolutely, 100%.
Anti-democratic, hypocritical, criminal scum. Jail time should be mandatory for these idiots, who think they have some unique cause-based sanction to ignore the law and mess with others' legal activities.
As should the sanction be against the officer. It's misconduct in a public office. Agree absolutely, 100%.
Anti-democratic, hypocritical, criminal scum. Jail time should be mandatory for these idiots, who think they have some unique cause-based sanction to ignore the law and mess with others' legal activities.
Pesty said:
Manee said:
This is a film ready to be made!!
it alreads has been its called Avatar Jinx said:
Sounds like a remake of http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113375/
Bedazzled said:
Manee said:
This is a film ready to be made!!
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