Policing in the UK

‘After seeking expert opinion’ and ‘police training’…numerous posts earlier in this thread helped shed light on police use of force and a subjective ‘honestly held belief’…therefore cps decided after a lengthy investigation that there was insufficient evidence to charge.

The officer has had their suspension lifted.

Of course there now follows what will likely be an even lengthier IOPC investigation-so you may get your wish..

Personally I agree with the cps decision.
Of course you do you're en ex copper who won't have a bad word said about them. The copper is as bigger **** as the Asian lads arrested.
 
I’d certainly be interested to know the real reason why the delay in charging them. I’d hazard a guess if I go out later and twat a copper in town, one with a gun monitoring the markets, let’s say, I think I’d be in the cells over Christmas and charged quickly.

5 months. 22 weeks. 153 days. Very strange.
Honestly it is normal, they take an age and are allowed to do it, they face no accountability at all. There are red cases and green cases as they are known. Red cases are when a remand in custody is wanted by the police and an immediate charging decision needed on what is the evidential threshold test, which means further enquiries will be needed but there is enough for now to remand a suspect while that work is done.

Green cases are where suspects are bailed from the police station for those further enquiries to be done and the additional evidence obtained. That then is sent to CPS on what is known as the full code test. Any green case sits with the cunts for months and months, they seem to work under no pressure or urgency or accountability at all.

CPS rules on charging and threshold and full code test here:

 
Honestly it is normal, they take an age and are allowed to do it, they face no accountability at all. There are red cases and green cases as they are known. Red cases are when a remand in custody is wanted by the police and an immediate charging decision needed on what is the evidential threshold test, which means further enquiries will be needed but there is enough for now to remand a suspect while that work is done.

Green cases are where suspects are bailed from the police station for those further enquiries to be done and the additional evidence obtained. That then is sent to CPS on what is known as the full code test. Any green case sits with the cunts for months and months, they seem to work under no pressure or urgency or accountability at all.

CPS rules on charging and threshold and full code test here:

You’d think given the public outcry of this though and how we have all seen what happened with our own eyes, they would have found that urgency? It is absolutely mental.
 
How on earth has that copper not been charged aswel. Mind boggling.
Cause the twats deserved it, chat shit get banged, I bet footage will be shown of those cunts smashing shit out of people, they floored a woman copper, good job it wasn’t America they’d be dead now and no loss to to society.
 
Cause the twats deserved it, chat shit get banged, I bet footage will be shown of those cunts smashing shit out of people, they floored a woman copper, good job it wasn’t America they’d be dead now and no loss to to society.
Ah right and there we go. Man being restrained on the floor deserved a running boot and stamp to the head because of what he did prior.

Deary me.
 
Ah right and there we go. Man being restrained on the floor deserved a running boot and stamp to the head because of what he did prior.

Deary me.
neither of the 'asian lads' had been restrained-they had in fact carried out a very violent and brutal attack on officers trying to effect an arrest.
 
You’d think given the public outcry of this though and how we have all seen what happened with our own eyes, they would have found that urgency? It is absolutely mental.
The very public nature of the case has probably led to the delay. Imagine the uproar if the case was rushed and failed on a technicality. Also people comparing it with the riots is ridiculous as those that were fasttracked through the courts had pleaded guilty.

Now to avoid two tier justice it is imperative that those charged at Manchester Airport are put in the queue to receive justice. considering a rape case from 2022 has just been given 2027 to be heard, I suspect it may be a few years before it comes to court. Or is two tier justice gonna be OK in this case? I can think of one MP who will be pushing for it to be allowed to jump the queue.
 

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