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**OlgaBorovikovva** · 09-26-2007, 07:15 AM

Just to put this video in context...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRbCEXAngZs

Maybe he should think about his comments before he jumps to conclusions.

The Nazi's may have encouraged people to "turn in" others that they thought were radicals or
were speaking out against them, But you cannot say the same about people phoning a terror hotline to shop somebody they suspect has terrorist connections, Its just not the same.

The guys a Pratt!

As for the guy with the camera in the first video, I think he was totally in his rights to film the Police, it was stated his was an Amateur film maker so having a camera "to hand" was probably something of a regular occurence for him, He was on his own property and the Police came on to his property without an invite either.

If the guy had had some large rottweiler in his garden (had it been fenced off etc), I'd doubt the Police would have entered his garden so casually, without first obtaining his permission to do so.

They both seemed like "weekend Police" and conducted themselves sloppily, Unsure of the correct Law's that this guy was supposed to be breaking, then when they knew they were in the wrong (after talking to their Sarge back in the control room) they walked off without so much as a "bye your leave", muttering quietly to themselves as they vacated the property.

Pretty bloody shoddy, and I should think that if they were honest with themselves any Full time coppers watching this video would be disgusted with the perfomance and professionalism of these part time coppers, as it clearly leaves the Proper guys who do the same job, looking like a bunch of idiots.

09-26-2007, 07:15 AM	#15
OlgaBorovikovva Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 396 Senior Member	Just to put this video in context... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRbCEXAngZs Maybe he should think about his comments before he jumps to conclusions. The Nazi's may have encouraged people to "turn in" others that they thought were radicals or were speaking out against them, But you cannot say the same about people phoning a terror hotline to shop somebody they suspect has terrorist connections, Its just not the same. The guys a Pratt! As for the guy with the camera in the first video, I think he was totally in his rights to film the Police, it was stated his was an Amateur film maker so having a camera "to hand" was probably something of a regular occurence for him, He was on his own property and the Police came on to his property without an invite either. If the guy had had some large rottweiler in his garden (had it been fenced off etc), I'd doubt the Police would have entered his garden so casually, without first obtaining his permission to do so. They both seemed like "weekend Police" and conducted themselves sloppily, Unsure of the correct Law's that this guy was supposed to be breaking, then when they knew they were in the wrong (after talking to their Sarge back in the control room) they walked off without so much as a "bye your leave", muttering quietly to themselves as they vacated the property. Pretty bloody shoddy, and I should think that if they were honest with themselves any Full time coppers watching this video would be disgusted with the perfomance and professionalism of these part time coppers, as it clearly leaves the Proper guys who do the same job, looking like a bunch of idiots.
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