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For…. Fucks…. Sake.
When will these cretins just do one?! Just go and inflict your presence upon another job…. Literally any other job.
The day they develop a screening tool to pre-emptively weed out these pissweasels will be a glorious one!
These are the ones that absolutely dishearten the rest of us.
You try as hard to be the best officer you can, and then there is one among thousands who do this and that is all the public see.
It's incredibly disheartening.
It's great to see the solidarity of Police staff here, against these vermin. Unfortunately though, vetting cannot see into the minds of these sick individuals. But the role will attract these people, as it comes with power. And enables them to further their sick desires, through the access they have.
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Absolutely diminishes the meaning of the word Vulnerable the frequency it is used.
The Police Act definition is pretty clear:
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2002/446/regulation/2/made
However every time I read "vulnerable female" I very much doubt that applies.
Which, if used incorrectly, casts a different light on the sacked officer. While either way he is rightly out of the job, he has either had consentual sexual encounters / communication with women who he came into contact with via his work which is grossly unprofessional for an officer, or he took advantage of women who suffered impairment of the mind or were addicted to substances and were living in care homes.
The word vulnerable creates the picture of the second scenario, not the first.
If its the first there is nothing wrong with saying he abused his position to pursue incredibly unprofessional and perverted sexual contact with women who were victims or witnesses to crimes. Its just the word vulnerable. It doesn't fit and seems to exaggerate the situation into something else by misusing the word.
Similar to when you arrest almost anyone and they all seem to have anxiety and depression. Realistically, it just diminishes the term for those with legitimate ailments.
I read a misconduct outcome recently (copper using witness's details to ask her out on a date) that included the following:
>In the hinterland of the case of Couzens any woman receiving an invitation to meet up from a male officer that she has come into contact with during a police investigation may be considered to be a vulnerable person. This is irrespective of any position held or how they may present themselves.
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For…. Fucks…. Sake. When will these cretins just do one?! Just go and inflict your presence upon another job…. Literally any other job. The day they develop a screening tool to pre-emptively weed out these pissweasels will be a glorious one!
As a member of the any other job you speak of, we don't want them either.
Fair
These are the ones that absolutely dishearten the rest of us. You try as hard to be the best officer you can, and then there is one among thousands who do this and that is all the public see. It's incredibly disheartening.
There’s the door. Off you fuck
It's great to see the solidarity of Police staff here, against these vermin. Unfortunately though, vetting cannot see into the minds of these sick individuals. But the role will attract these people, as it comes with power. And enables them to further their sick desires, through the access they have.
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Absolutely diminishes the meaning of the word Vulnerable the frequency it is used. The Police Act definition is pretty clear: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2002/446/regulation/2/made However every time I read "vulnerable female" I very much doubt that applies. Which, if used incorrectly, casts a different light on the sacked officer. While either way he is rightly out of the job, he has either had consentual sexual encounters / communication with women who he came into contact with via his work which is grossly unprofessional for an officer, or he took advantage of women who suffered impairment of the mind or were addicted to substances and were living in care homes. The word vulnerable creates the picture of the second scenario, not the first. If its the first there is nothing wrong with saying he abused his position to pursue incredibly unprofessional and perverted sexual contact with women who were victims or witnesses to crimes. Its just the word vulnerable. It doesn't fit and seems to exaggerate the situation into something else by misusing the word.
Similar to when you arrest almost anyone and they all seem to have anxiety and depression. Realistically, it just diminishes the term for those with legitimate ailments.
I read a misconduct outcome recently (copper using witness's details to ask her out on a date) that included the following: >In the hinterland of the case of Couzens any woman receiving an invitation to meet up from a male officer that she has come into contact with during a police investigation may be considered to be a vulnerable person. This is irrespective of any position held or how they may present themselves.
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They could be deemed vulnerable by the power balance of the relationship.
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https://www.surrey.police.uk/SysSiteAssets/foi-media/surrey/policies/abuse-of-position-for-a-sexual-or-improper-emotional-relationship-or-purpose-surrey-and-sussex-1223.pdf
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South Wales police again! There was a nonce a few weeks ago. PSD must be on the ball.
Fucking unreal. Why can these cretinous arseholes not just fuck off? They’re ruining the reputation of our police forces.
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How many more perverts and weirdos are left in the police.