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ksCrimeBodge should be mandatory viewing for new recruits.
It may help them to not make absolute fools out of themselves.
What I will say is that if you watch a few of the videos, the most common issue is how some officers simply lie or make up the law as they go along.
The examples of evidence fabrication are the most shocking though.
It may help them to not make absolute fools out of themselves.
What I will say is that if you watch a few of the videos, the most common issue is how some officers simply lie or make up the law as they go along.
The examples of evidence fabrication are the most shocking though.
Breadvan72 said:
FOTL loons may make a bit of a comeback amidst all this craziness. Oh, great.
Entirely possible. A crisis tends to being out the loonies as they suddenly feel it’s their time to shine.
To be slightly fair to the ‘Crime Bodge’ YouTube channel, 95% of it isn’t FOTL wibble.
But the videos are usually one of two entirely predictable scenarios:
1) Know-it-all member of the public tries as hard as possible to be difficult with the police over relatively simple interactions, resulting in a long and drawn out event, which could otherwise have been over in 5 minutes if they had been cooperative and helpful.
2) Police make up the law as the go along, get caught lying, and generally dig a massive hole for themselves while being filmed by the member of the public they are dealing with. The attitude of the police often noticeably changes when they realise they are being recoded, and they attempt to backtrack on what they said.
Lord Marylebone said:
2) Police make up the law as the go along, get caught lying, and generally dig a massive hole for themselves while being filmed by the member of the public they are dealing with. The attitude of the police often noticeably changes when they realise they are being recoded, and they attempt to backtrack on what they said.
Given the Derbyshire drone Peak District spying and public shaming why shouldn't the police also be recorded and publicly shamed?The police are normal citizens with some additional powers, not masters of the universe.
'Do unto others' could have helped many police appear less incompetent and prejudicial on footage recorded on their own on site CCTV systems.
If police officers cannot accept the facts, or the truth as it's been recorded perhaps they should consider a career change?
Agreed about showing the police it during training.
Important lessons:
1) Know your laws and powers.
2) Know when to recognise losers like Crimebodge.
Some of the advice on his site is really bad. It speaks volumes he's unable to recognise that: https://crimebodge.com/why-silence-is-your-greates...
Important lessons:
1) Know your laws and powers.
2) Know when to recognise losers like Crimebodge.
Some of the advice on his site is really bad. It speaks volumes he's unable to recognise that: https://crimebodge.com/why-silence-is-your-greates...
Marcq said:
Crimebodge?
Brave man and on one hand it is so interesting watching, he flags up a lot of valid points.On the other his attitude stinks and it is no wonder he comes into conflict with the cops, they are people too and most of them are OK, doing a job I would not want to do not in the UK.
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