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ACPO at it again - will they ever learn ?
TOPIC: ACPO at it again - will they ever learn ?
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ACPO at it again - will they ever learn ? 15 Years, 2 Months ago
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news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7913073.stm
Another of ACPOs latest ploys - mobile ID checks with fingerprinting.
So basically you can be in your front room watching the news or in Tescos shopping - and still get ID checked !!! amazing !!!
But guess what - our very "Non Racist - cough " police use this on possibly 47% Ethnic Minorities ( when the population is 4% ethnic overall ) yet ACPO dont see this as a problem.
ACPO continue to "police" our streets with their ever increasing paraphanalia of "Police State" weaponary and a different approach to policing.
What ACPO dont understand is that the ordinary UK citizen now sees them as a para-government force with no authority legally. They are basically a team of uniformed security guards with no mandate to Police us the people.
No wonder they get such bad press and the general public is now so divorced from the criminal justice system. The Police are the only people you can safely say are less popular than terrorists in society - and I have spoken to many who feel that way who 10 years ago would have considered themselves fans of policing and the police.
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Re:ACPO at it again - will they ever learn ? 15 Years, 2 Months ago
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95% sounds a very large percentage !
the way stastistcs are counted can make all the difference. I believe there has been a concerted campaign for at least the last 10 years to "demonise" minority ethnic groups-although that doesn't mean they are as pure as driven snow.
I cannot believe any race of people is more, or less, prone to crime than any other but certainly circumstances will drive people to crime.
With large industries and manufacturing closing or moving off-shore we have seen large communities of generations of Brits being demoralised or breaking sown and naturally-these tend to be in the more "working class " areas. Following that we end up with dispossed young people with little prospects of meaningful work, too much time on their hands and prey to destructive elements like drugs or binge drinking.
Smaller ethnic minorities have their own set of destructive circumstances to deal with.
In the end we all suffer. Blame the politicians.
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Re:ACPO at it again - will they ever learn ? 15 Years, 2 Months ago
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veritas wrote:
95% sounds a very large percentage !
the way stastistcs are counted can make all the difference. I believe there has been a concerted campaign for at least the last 10 years to "demonise" minority ethnic groups-although that doesn't mean they are as pure as driven snow.
I cannot believe any race of people is more, or less, prone to crime than any other but certainly circumstances will drive people to crime.
This is yardie style crime and follows the patterns laid out in Jamaica. More than 75% of the victims are actually Jamaican born. These aren't race crimes as the victim and perpetrator are usually always black. These guys also terrorise the local black community and try and recruit the boys usually with threats and violence.
Compare this to areas such as Wisbech in the Cambridgeshire fens. Since the Eastern europeans came in, there has been a massive increase in car related crime, mostly untaxed and unroadworthy vehicles/driving without a license.
It does seem unfair to stereotype but in many areas you can do it easily.
Sure we have enough scum here already who will be happy to divert the attention on immigrants but you can't deny that when people come from poorer, much more lawless societies, crime comes with them. This is in the same way as Essex went in the 60s and 70s when the Eastenders moved out there.
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