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Ello. does anybody know what that phrase is that's said when somebody is arrested. it's something like "you are under arrest for blah blah. you have the right to remain silent, everything you do say may be given in evidence" and i'm sure there is something about harming your defence but hey. It's really random but i'm really curious..
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Not sure I'm kean on the idea of being protected by blokes with only 5 months training...
I say send them for some SAS intensive training. That'll learn ya to want to help people.
I say send them for some SAS intensive training. That'll learn ya to want to help people.
Miseria_Cantare wrote:
>I'm really randy but i'm really bi curious..
>I'm really randy but i'm really bi curious..
Quite a bit. I joined on July 21st and my first shift was December 17th.
How much training do you guys have to do before you're officially out on duty and everything?
Nah, guns and knives don’t commit much crime, it’s usually people…
Our shift Inspector made an arrest last night and after searching the person found a sharpened carving chisel. Nice people out there.
Our shift Inspector made an arrest last night and after searching the person found a sharpened carving chisel. Nice people out there.
Ah right makes sense I guess. You ever been confronted by a gun? Or knife?
I mean, it is so the person does not bang their head and hurt themselves, because we are a caring bunch.
I knew it.,
It is a thing of choice, some people do it so the person cannot bang their head and claim the officer did it.
If they banged their head they could try and sue the police. I know I would.
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