Blue Si O.B
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Ouch!
Serves the lot of em right. if they took this stance all the time these little fuckers might think twice before committing crime.
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Gmp tweeting rioters punishments
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bluemike
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Re: Gmp tweeting roiters punishments
Little? They're 28 and 38 years old.
Just thieving scum.
Little? They're 28 and 38 years old.
Just thieving scum.
Blue Si O.B
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Re: Gmp tweeting roiters punishments
if your on twitter though there naming and shaming 18 years olds aswell.
if your on twitter though there naming and shaming 18 years olds aswell.
talkativesprout
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Re: Gmp tweeting roiters punishments
10 week for swearing at police....bahahahahahaha. The cps must be lovin the bobies right now
Blue Si O.B said:Ouch!gmpolice GM Police
Eoin Flanagan (born 01/01/1983), of Carson Road, Burnage, jailed for eight months for stealing clothes
Serves the lot of em right. if they took this stance all the time these little fuckers might think twice before committing crime.gmpolice GM Police
Jason Ullett (born 15/10/72) of Woodward Court, Ancoats, sentenced to 10 weeks in prison for swearing at police officers
10 week for swearing at police....bahahahahahaha. The cps must be lovin the bobies right now
matthaumschild
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Re: Gmp tweeting roiters punishments
Don't get me wrong, rioters get exactly what's coming to them. Their behaviour was inexcusable.
But going to jail for swearing at a police officer? That's bullshit. I can tell a police officer to f*** off anytime I want to, it's not smart, but I am within my rights, although I personally wouldn't do it.
Don't get me wrong, rioters get exactly what's coming to them. Their behaviour was inexcusable.
But going to jail for swearing at a police officer? That's bullshit. I can tell a police officer to f*** off anytime I want to, it's not smart, but I am within my rights, although I personally wouldn't do it.
talkativesprout
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Re: Gmp tweeting roiters punishments
Not in a public place mate its a public order offense.
matthaumschild said:Don't get me wrong, rioters get exactly what's coming to them. Their behaviour was inexcusable.
But going to jail for swearing at a police officer? That's bullshit. I can tell a police officer to f*** off anytime I want to, it's not smart, but I am within my rights, although I personally wouldn't do it.
Not in a public place mate its a public order offense.
Blue Si O.B
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Re: Gmp tweeting roiters punishments
and that my friend is the point.
i bet you will think twice before doing it now though?matthaumschild said:Don't get me wrong, rioters get exactly what's coming to them. Their behaviour was inexcusable.
But going to jail for swearing at a police officer? That's bullshit. I can tell a police officer to f*** off anytime I want to, it's not smart, but I am within my rights, although I personally wouldn't do it.
and that my friend is the point.
paphos-mcfc
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Re: Gmp tweeting roiters punishments
Section 5 of the POA says you aint within your rights to do that.
matthaumschild said:Don't get me wrong, rioters get exactly what's coming to them. Their behaviour was inexcusable.
But going to jail for swearing at a police officer? That's bullshit. I can tell a police officer to f*** off anytime I want to, it's not smart, but I am within my rights, although I personally wouldn't do it.
Section 5 of the POA says you aint within your rights to do that.
Dirty Harry
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Re: Gmp tweeting roiters punishments
Is he in the U.S.A though ?
In which case he'd probably just get shot :-)
Is he in the U.S.A though ?
In which case he'd probably just get shot :-)
Blue Si O.B
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Re: Gmp tweeting roiters punishments
PmslStefan Hoyle (born 27/01/1992) of St. Stephen Street, Salford, jailed for four months for theft after found with a stolen violin.