The Detectives: Fighting Organised Crime

[Big mals fedora]

The ‘no comment’ to every question these scumbags are asked is just bollox. Wtf is all that about. There must be a way to use this against them in court to deter them from just spouting that bs to every question??

 

[Big mals fedora]

And the lad who nearly had his arm chopped off, such a brave lad to go to court despite the intimadation he must have faced, same for his mam and dad. Brave, brave people.

 

[WEMBLEY76]

Awfully sad ending,good to see this scum behind bars,arrogant and filthy.

 

[CTID1988]

Finished it. I didn’t expect that at the end of the credits. That poor young man. I hope he went knowing he was the good guy. The world wants him more than these savage huns.

Made me extremely angry that programme.

Yeah, it was a gut punch that. Especially after hearing how much he was struggling during the programme, the suicide attempt etc. Horrible

 

[Sheikh rattle and roll]

Could you reiterate it please?

Something was released in the program that potentially identified a witness/ informant and put them in danger and they complained etc

 

[Sheikh rattle and roll]

Paris, wasn't it?

Paris Bostock

 

[dronefromsector7G]

I guess I shouldn’t have looked back on here until after the 3rd episode has aired for me tomorrow.

Some cunts don’t know there’s such a thing as spoilers

 

[bluwes]

The ‘no comment’ to every question these scumbags are asked is just bollox. Wtf is all that about. There must be a way to use this against them in court to deter them from just spouting that bs to every question??

It’s referred to as adverse inference..as with the caution if you later use a defence in court that you could have mentioned at the time the court can consider why didn’t you say it at the time and take it into account when considering the evidence

 

[CTID1988]

The ‘no comment’ to every question these scumbags are asked is just bollox. Wtf is all that about. There must be a way to use this against them in court to deter them from just spouting that bs to every question??

Its just the sensible thing to do and their solicitors will tell them to do it. Makes their case rely on the evidence they have, rather than anything coming out of your mouth.
If you are ever interviewed for anything, guilty or innocent, answer "no comment" until you get representation.

 

[Sheikh rattle and roll]

It’s referred to as adverse inference..as with the caution if you later use a defence in court that you could have mentioned at the time the court can consider why didn’t you say it at the time and take it into account when considering the evidence

However it doesn’t seem to carry the weight it should in my opinion