| "Did you ignore any suspicious/criminal activity?" 17:44 - Feb 20 with 414 views | Zx1988 |
So apparently the Met will be asking the Nonce's Close Protection Officers whether they saw or heard anything suspicious whilst working with Prince Nonce.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/liv
I'm sure they'll be all too happy to disclose having seen/heard dodgy behaviour, and not reported it to their superiors. [Post edited 20 Feb 17:45]
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| "Did you ignore any suspicious/criminal activity?" on 19:22 - Feb 20 with 286 views | MattinLondon |
I guess it’s easy to say that and as a republican it’s easy for me to share those sentiments.
But, I imagine that over the past decades the culture of those protection officers was to be as discreet as possibly - they were probably under huge pressure not to say anything and those orders were probably filtered down from high above.
I’m almost certain that over the decades various protection officers have seen a lot of highly dubious behaviour, but felt pressurised in not saying anything.
Hopefully with layers of protection taken away, the nonce will be offered no special treatment*
*or all this will be swept under the rug and the nonce will be shipped out in exile. |  | | |
| "Did you ignore any suspicious/criminal activity?" on 19:48 - Feb 20 with 247 views | Zx1988 |
| "Did you ignore any suspicious/criminal activity?" on 19:22 - Feb 20 by MattinLondon |
I guess it’s easy to say that and as a republican it’s easy for me to share those sentiments.
But, I imagine that over the past decades the culture of those protection officers was to be as discreet as possibly - they were probably under huge pressure not to say anything and those orders were probably filtered down from high above.
I’m almost certain that over the decades various protection officers have seen a lot of highly dubious behaviour, but felt pressurised in not saying anything.
Hopefully with layers of protection taken away, the nonce will be offered no special treatment*
*or all this will be swept under the rug and the nonce will be shipped out in exile. |
Yes, I agree with you there. The unofficial culture would certainly have been 'you see nothing, you hear nothing, and you say nothing'.
I just can't see that officers will willingly drop themselves in the brown stuff unless said policy is formally acknowledged, and full immunity is offered in return for full and frank recollections.
I think that would open far too big a can of worms. | |
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| "Did you ignore any suspicious/criminal activity?" on 20:03 - Feb 20 with 225 views | MattinLondon |
| "Did you ignore any suspicious/criminal activity?" on 19:48 - Feb 20 by Zx1988 |
Yes, I agree with you there. The unofficial culture would certainly have been 'you see nothing, you hear nothing, and you say nothing'.
I just can't see that officers will willingly drop themselves in the brown stuff unless said policy is formally acknowledged, and full immunity is offered in return for full and frank recollections.
I think that would open far too big a can of worms. |
Andrew probably wasn’t the most pleasant of people towards his staff including police officers. There could well be some pushback from some to drop him further in it - on the understanding that nothing will rebound onto them. | | | |
| "Did you ignore any suspicious/criminal activity?" on 21:04 - Feb 20 with 169 views | Zx1988 |
| "Did you ignore any suspicious/criminal activity?" on 20:03 - Feb 20 by MattinLondon |
Andrew probably wasn’t the most pleasant of people towards his staff including police officers. There could well be some pushback from some to drop him further in it - on the understanding that nothing will rebound onto them. |
Yes, I think so much of this is going to depend on whether this is the authorities acting of their own accord, or whether those who *really* call the shots have decided to finally cut the Nonce loose and throw him to the wolves. | |
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| "Did you ignore any suspicious/criminal activity?" on 00:30 - Feb 21 with 76 views | bluelagos |
Are you suggesting that police officers failed to properly do their job and collect evidence of a criminal enterprise happening in front of their eyes?
That a royal raped a trafficked young girl and it took them 25 years to even bother investigating?
That dozens prioritised their own careers over multiple victims of a serial pedophile?
Almost as if UK policing has a culture of omerta and self interest.
Who'd have guessed eh? |  |
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