Police — one down...

[patman post]

How many to go then Pat?

This memoir from inside the Police might give some clues...

https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/Kill-the-Black-One-First-Audiobook/B07L9FJBCB

[patman post]

Unbelievable, except that others are on charges of rape and murder, so I believe it. Are there no checks when people join the Force?

And doing selfies with bodies at murder scenes. But checking may suffer by the rush to recruit 20,000 new officers.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/police-officers-took-selfies-bodies-22255816


But I guess the problem is the way the Military and the Police appeal to those who believe that guns and violence are platforms from which to enact their control fantasies...

[Sheepy]

How many to go then Pat?

We might be waiting a while, Pat only has ten fingers and ten toes, probably.

[Sheepy]

PC Benjamin Hannam, from Edmonton in north London, is the first police officer to be convicted of involvement in far-right terrorism.

Commander Richard Smith, head of Scotland Yard's Counter-Terrorism Command, said: "Obviously there will be some concern that somebody who was a member of a group like National Action was able to become a member of Metropolitan Police Service but once we had identified that fact we acted very swiftly
https://news.sky.com/story/met-police-officer-who-acted-as-recruiter-for-banned-far-right-group-faces-jail


Yep Commander Smith, a cause for some concern...

How many to go then Pat?

[B-4]

I guess yo are being sarcastic there

I'm just peeking into my crystal ball.

[cromwell]

They should only recruit non-whites to avoid all racism charges completely.

I guess yo are being sarcastic there

[B-4]

They should only recruit non-whites to avoid all racism charges completely.

The young officer's activity was discovered when an anonymous hacker using the name "antifa-data" (anti-fascist data) hacked into a neo-Nazi forum called Iron March and published details of its 1,185 users online.

Actual cyber criminal activity, but hidden under anonymity.  Basically, the police.
https://www.inbrief.co.uk/court-proceedings/illegally-obtained-evidence/

The force said that review found that there was "no evidence that Constable Hannam targeted individuals as a result of any right-wing views".

Right wing views? 
 

[Barry]

Unbelievable, except that others are on charges of rape and murder, so I believe it. Are there no checks when people join the Force?

[patman post]

PC Benjamin Hannam, from Edmonton in north London, is the first police officer to be convicted of involvement in far-right terrorism.

Commander Richard Smith, head of Scotland Yard's Counter-Terrorism Command, said: "Obviously there will be some concern that somebody who was a member of a group like National Action was able to become a member of Metropolitan Police Service but once we had identified that fact we acted very swiftly
https://news.sky.com/story/met-police-officer-who-acted-as-recruiter-for-banned-far-right-group-faces-jail


Yep Commander Smith, a cause for some concern...