Saturday - July 09, 2011

lets give three cheers and 3 cheers more for law and order? where?

Some news in review from past week or two.  Just things I neglected at the time but still thought of interest.

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PRISON TASTES DIVERSITY FROM PAGANISM TO SPOON PLAYING

A PAGAN prison chaplain visited Deerbolt to raise inmates’ awareness about the religion during a week to celebrate diversity at the dale jail.
Prisoners spent a thought-provoking week learning about differing cultures as part of efforts at the young offenders’ institution to promote respect for all people, regardless of their backgrounds.
Diversity Week featured talks on Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam and a performance by Bert Draycott – the world spoon-playing champion.

Hey,hey. Lets hear it for the spoons.  Still, if it keeps them from rioting or other fun and illegal games while inside, what the heck. They need something to occupy them until they get out so they can repeat the activities that got em sent away to begin with.
And speaking of being sent away.  How’s this for a corker?
You could not make this one up.  It a pretty good example (or a bad one depending on your take) of how one police authority deals with a life long career criminal.
Take a look at this.

‘Give the public a rest’

Female convict with ‘truly appalling record’ jailed for 229th offence

By RICHARD HARTLEY-PARKINSON

A woman described by a judge as having more convictions than any female convict that had ever been before him has been sent to prison.

Yet, despite her having totted up 229 convictions, Staffordshire Police have refused to issue a photograph of prolific thief and fraudster Penelope Russell, 42.
The drug user has brought misery to the victims of her 129 thefts, 52 frauds and other crimes that she has committed since she was a teenager.

Judge Paul Glenn told Russell she had a ‘truly appalling record’ and that he had ‘never seen a female offender with so many convictions’.
Despite a request from Mail Online for police to release an image of Ms Russell, our reporter was told: ‘On this occasion it’s not going to happen.’

Reasons cited were that because the case happened four days ago, reporting would not be contemporaneous and the force has a policy not to release an image of a convict unless they receive a sentence of three years or more.

Daniel Hamilton of Big Brother Watch said: ‘While suspects who have not been convicted of a crime must have their identities protected, this woman waived her right to anonymity when she chose to carry out almost 230 criminal offences.

‘Communities have a right to know the identities of those terrorising them.  The Police are wrong to hide behind this veil of anonymity.’

The decision by Staffordshire Police flies in the face of the Judge’s summing up in which he told Russell: ‘You are a professional criminal and the public deserve a rest from you, particularly the female shoppers you so regularly target.’

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So once out of jail I guess she can rack up new scores. People in the area who have not encountered her before, will have no idea until she targets them. In other words, it would be impossible to avoid her.
Wouldn’t it be much easier to make her simply disappear? But then I guess her rights trump the rights of innocent ppl going about their business.
Not only would it be easier to do away with the slag.  It would certainly be cheaper in the long run.
Just think of the savings that could then be turned into more aid for Africa or the continuing war in Libya or perhaps an increase in aid to the charity that collects for aid to asylum seekers.  The options are limitless.

Here’s another Moonbat decisions aimed at crime fighting. Actually, not so much crime fighting as accommodating it.  Wouldn’t you say?

Suspects cannot be handcuffed ‘just’ because they pose a danger to police.

Swearing at police ‘is no longer an offence’: Met accused of surrendering to foul-mouthed louts

By CHRIS GREENWOOD

Police chiefs were accused of surrendering to foul-mouthed louts who subject their officers to vile abuse.
Officers have been banned from arresting yobs who insult them with the most offensive swear-words in the language.

Secret guidance issued to front-line police tells them not to act because the courts will not believe they have been upset by the abuse.

The policy change was greeted with dismay by officers and MPs, who said it was a sign of a collapse in respect for police.
They said it would make it even harder to deal with the rising number of late-night drunken skirmishes outside pubs, clubs and takeaways.

The Metropolitan Police, Britain’s largest constabulary with more than 32,000 officers, has issued a card, designed to be kept behind a warrant badge, telling officers to do nothing if they are abused by a member of the public.

The memory aid states: ‘The courts do not accept that police officers are caused harassment, alarm or distress by words such as ‘f***, c***, b*******, w******.’

source for above

Posted by peiper     on 07/09/2011 at 02:41 AM   
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