Police are very close to 'losing the streets'

[SpectrumFX 3,884]

Be careful out there.

 

[mooncat69 952]

Have they been stolen?

[One percent 24,633]

1 minute ago, SpectrumFX said:

Be careful out there.

 

I’m not convinced that the level of funding is the most significant issue here 

[The Masked Tulip 18,460]

[Mr Miyagi 197]

They need to concentrate more resources on Twater and faggots. 

[201p 1,406]

It must be deliberate  - we'll vote for the EU police force. Please, we must remain!

Why hasn't our Prime Minister come out on a podium and said enough is enough. It's time to be tough on crime? Huh Huh Huh HUHH!?!

Edited September 8, 2018 by 201p

[Mr Miyagi 197]

Just now, 201p said:

It's deliberate  - we'll vote for the EU police force. Please, we must remain!

 

Nope, it is some kind of common purpose. 

[Frank Hovis 16,364]

13 minutes ago, One percent said:

I’m not convinced that the level of funding is the most significant issue here 

I agree entirely.

Slough:

 

Thames Valley Police holds conference to raise awareness about Child Sexual Exploitation

https://www.sloughexpress.co.uk/gallery/windsor/129186/thames-valley-police-holds-conference-to-raise-awareness-about-child-sexual-exploitation.html

 

Slough Refugee Support delivers police funded FGM awareness training

https://www.sloughexpress.co.uk/gallery/slough/132493/slough-refugee-support-delivers-police-funded-fgm-awareness-training.html

Slough hosts anti-violence and exploitation conference

More than 250 professionals from local government, the police and medical services were at Slough’s Copthorne Hotel, in Cippenham Lane, on Wednesday (November 22) for the East Berkshire Against Violence and Exploitation Conference.

 

https://www.maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk/gallery/slough/124352/slough-hosts-anti-violence-and-exploitation-conference.html

 

And unsurprisingly there is a steady rise in crime of which people are fully aware.  Which is happening because the police are spending their time and money "raisng awareness" and having a chat.

https://www.police.uk/thames-valley/N462/performance/compare-your-area/

	Crime rate
Date	Slough Most Similar Group average	Thames Valley	Slough
March 2015	19.22	12.60	19.39
June 2015	20.93	13.72	20.21
September 2015	20.36	13.90	19.57
December 2015	20.85	13.56	20.27
March 2016	20.51	13.27	20.25
June 2016	21.59	13.98	20.30
September 2016	22.60	14.80	21.97
December 2016	23.11	14.70	22.12
March 2017	23.22	14.52	21.70
June 2017	24.07	15.90	22.03
September 2017	23.84	16.11	22.09
December 2017	24.33	15.75	22.70
March 2018	23.29	15.22	23.09

 

 

 

[ad_ceng 618]

They have more than enough money the issue is one of resource allocation like all government services. 

Mind we do need a second amendment like in the USA too 

[One percent 24,633]

Just now, ad_ceng said:

They have more than enough money the issue is one of resource allocation like all government services. 

Mind we do need a second amendment like in the USA too 

We need a proper constitution like they have in America. 

[ad_ceng 618]

Just now, One percent said:

We need a proper constitution like they have in America. 

We do but the interesting thing with rights are that they are inherent regardless of if they are written down or not. 

[One percent 24,633]

Just now, ad_ceng said:

We do but the interesting thing with rights are that they are inherent regardless of if they are written down or not. 

Example?  I’m not sure I follow. 

[NTB 1,878]

2 minutes ago, One percent said:

We need a proper constitution like they have in America. 

Maybe we'll get one next year.  

[wherebee 7,021]

2 minutes ago, ad_ceng said:

We do but the interesting thing with rights are that they are inherent regardless of if they are written down or not. 

Nope.

That's pure bollocks.  There is no such thing as a human right excepting what humans have documented exists.

[ad_ceng 618]

1 minute ago, One percent said:

Example?  I’m not sure I follow. 

My point is the right to life, to self defense, freedom of speech, association etc are inherent they are not granted by governments or pieces of paper. Sadly governments and people do not understand this at all. 

 

[ad_ceng 618]

1 minute ago, wherebee said:

Nope.

That's pure bollocks.  There is no such thing as a human right excepting what humans have documented exists.

Going to have to agree to disagree laws are just writings on a bit of paper, you can pass one, I can pass one. The trick is in making people believe it has some special meaning. It does not change the fact that as long as I do not impact other people (theft murder etc) I have what ever rights I want. Of course the trouble is no one believes this as we are conditioned not too by schooling, media etc 

[TheBlueCat 2,800]

7 minutes ago, ad_ceng said:

laws are just writings on a bit of paper, you can pass one, I can pass one. 

You're sounding dangerously like Injin there!

[whitevanman 3,472]

All that community outreach by the police doesn't seem to be having the desired effect. Can't imagine why.

[ad_ceng 618]

2 minutes ago, TheBlueCat said:

You're sounding dangerously like Injin there!

I thought that as I wrote it, but it is still true. Most of the things we follow have nothing backing them up apart from the majority of people follow along thinking they do 

[eight 4,070]

 

[Frank Hovis 16,364]

2 minutes ago, whitevanman said:

All that community outreach by the police doesn't seem to be having the desired effect. Can't imagine why.

That policewoman has all the authority of a 19 year old on classroom experience.

I've known some women teachers who aboslutely terrified me but they wouldn't get anywhere near to joining today's inclusive and caring and absolutely fucking useless police force.

[201p 1,406]

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Thousands of crimes going unsolved in Hampshire, new analysis shows

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[whitevanman 3,472]

3 minutes ago, ad_ceng said:

I thought that as I wrote it, but it is still true. Most of the things we follow have nothing backing them up apart from the majority of people follow along thinking they do 

The law is a fiction.

You have the rights you are willing to defend. 

 

[ad_ceng 618]

Just now, whitevanman said:

The law is a fiction.

You have the rights you are willing to defend. 

 

Exactly

[ThePiltdownMan 309]

5 minutes ago, whitevanman said:

All that community outreach by the police doesn't seem to be having the desired effect. Can't imagine why.

I did notice they didn't do anything like that this year. 2017's attempts to join in were so obviously staged. Perhaps the social media backlash has had some effect.