
PC somewhere in the UK. All views are my own. Proud to be a member of the #ThinBlueLine family.
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Joined March 2020
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Propper Copper retweeted
NEW @ukhomeoffice scandal no one wants to discuss…
New emergency communications system - ESN - for police, fire & ambulance is delayed again - to 2030/31…as costs escalate & doubts mount.
Exclusive with @charleshymas for @telegraph: telegraph.co.uk/gift/ccba980…
Propper Copper retweeted
It is utterly indefensible for the CEO of @PFEW_HQ to be on a reported salary of £342,000…
Higher than the Prime Minister.
Higher than the Commissioner of the Met.
In excess of £250,000 more than the highest wage earned by any officer represented by the Fed.
#Speechless
Propper Copper retweeted
long 🧵 about #Panorama.
I’ve taken time to consider what I saw. Let’s start with the obvious. The behaviour was inexcusable and those involved will go. It happens and we act when it does. We accept we get no credit for swift action. Because all media want to do is criticise.
Propper Copper retweeted
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PC Rick Prior (@mpfchairman), elected Chair of the Metropolitan Police Federation, has been sacked from his Federation role and banned for life from standing again — for telling the truth about the fears frontline officers face. 🧵
Propper Copper retweeted
Police Officers in England & Wales are denied the right to choose their own representative body.
Under the Police Act 1996, they are forced into a single organisation, the Police
Federation of England and Wales (PFEW), which has repeatedly failed them.
copsagainst.wordpress.com/20…
Propper Copper retweeted
Instant karma for these two pickpockets targeting Londoners enjoying a night out.
Our plain clothes officers immediately intervened after witnessing them dip into a bag and steal a phone.
The phone was returned to the victim and both men face 16 weeks in prison.
Propper Copper retweeted
Are you a lawyer / barrister that fancies taking a stand ?? .. I reckon this lady could do with a bit of professional help to stick these parking charges where the sun don't shine !! bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c2k0…
Propper Copper retweeted
EVERYONE!
PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO PERSONALLY INTERVENE OR FIND MY ITEMS YOURSELVES!
I DONT WANT ANY HARM TO COME TO ANYONE!
@metpoliceuk - I will no longer be updating location on Twitter as you asked.
The responding officers have my contact information
Well - the entire crew of season two of #AdamRichmanEatsBritain has just been robbed. We were driving from Birmingham to London, stopped at a rest, stop in Barnet for exactly 4 1/2 minutes to use the restroom, and came back to our van completely cleaned out.
All of the filming equipment is gone.
Both of my suitcases with all of my possessions are gone.
Backpack with my laptop and all of my medications are gone .
And to make matters worse, because I have trackers on some of my possessions, and because of my laptop, I can see where these things are. But we have to wait here for the police. The rest stop won’t release the security footage until the police arrive.
It’s been almost an hour.
I’m going to share a few of the locations where I can see my possessions.
Reward for anything found.
Propper Copper retweeted
YES.
Major points of s. 6(5) RTA88:
1. An 'accident' occurs (any type of 'accident' whatsoever);
2. Accident 'occurs' (100% certainty re accident has happened);
3. Reasonably BELIEVE driver/att drive/in charge; and
4. NO UNIFORM REQUIRED to administer ANY of the tests.
DC LANE (dressed in plain clothes) is driving along a road when he sees RIDGE drive her Ford Ka motor vehicle into a post box. DC LANE stops, speaks to RIDGE & requires RIDGE to take a preliminary breath test. DC LANE then administers the test.
Are DC LANE's actions lawful?
31%YES.
69%NO.
978 votes • Final results Propper Copper retweeted
So having had no takers for my Falmouth weekend. I’ve decided, to pay it forward. If ANY POLICE involved in the riots, can get time off and want a getaway…then I would love to gift you a fully paid, double room, in dog friendly Greenbank hotel in the center of Falmouth this weekend. It’s Falmouth week so lots going on and the hotel is amazing! If any of my police followers can share amongst their network, particularly area south that would be greatly appreciated! 🙏@PC_ResponseCop @Brick_Cop @Sandford_Police @CopMoustache @HantsPolice @Ex_arv_sgt
Propper Copper retweeted
Full press release ⬇️
thamesvalley.police.uk/news/…
We also want to highlight how important it is to call 999 if you see something like this on the roads, as the calls in this video show. Please always call 999 if a life is endangered or there is a crime in progress. Thank you.
Propper Copper retweeted
Ok so why are 29% of @metpoliceuk Officers looking to leave as soon as possible or within the next two years? 👀
The overriding reason, is the stress that is generated by such a demanding job. 🙃
The stress that’s caused a perpetual exodus of Cops from BCUs since they began in 2017. BCUs are ‘Basic Command Units’ not exactly an inspiring name I agree, and they were created by the then Commissioner in response to the Met somehow owing the government £400 million. The answer? Selling 2/3s of Police Stations, firing thousands of Police Staff and merging 32 boroughs in to 12 BCUs. Something policing seems to really not understand or grasp is identity. Cops were proud of the boroughs they worked on, proud to look after ‘their part’ of London. They also enjoyed the routine of six on four off and a ‘clear slate’ when they came back in. ‘Mi Investigation’ has been an unmitigated disaster from its inception and continues to be. It’s also not been reviewed since it began…🤷🏼♂️
So removing borough identities, removing the one social area available to Cops; canteens, arguably one of the few calming rooms in police stations, and then increasing the work load of the most stressed Cops was never going to work was it? What do they buy into? Why would they? To the point we have next to no experience left on the teams who the public see day after day. And they in turn are burnt out, because there aren’t enough to them to respond to the demand and morale sadly is through the floor. 😞
Proactivity has become a dirty word. Stabbings continue weekly, yet Cops are deterred to stop and search because they fear a complaint, going viral and being charged with a criminal offence and potentially losing not just their job but their liberty too, for doing what the public expect of them. 🔪
So Cops move away from BCUs or try to re balance their lives a little. Those that do find a role they enjoy may try to stay for the rest of their career or they may lose sight of why they joined in the first place and want to leave. 😔
Traffic officers question why they should pursue criminals, if they may face allegations of dangerous driving themselves? 🚔
And firearms officers, as we all know, are utterly demoralised, not because they mind scrutiny, but because the scrutiny isn’t timely and is played out like a macabre pantomime in the media. 📱
There’s also a real lack of understanding of what Cops do go through in a set of shifts. One minute you’re chasing burglars over garden fences and the next you’re picking up a piece of human brain so that a road can be reopened after someone’s lost their life in a collision. ⚠️
It’s a dark and murky world, where the wage isn’t even enough to build a life in the city you protect. 💰
Finally, the shadow left every time another corrupt or criminal Cops is identified, falls on all of us. Being called a murderer repeatedly and hysterically whilst you’re trying to police a protest will get to the best of us after prolonged exposure. 😓
So it’s not a simple answer, and doesn’t have a simple solution, but I’d argue that’s probably why we’re in the situation we’re in right now. 🤷🏼♂️
#ThinBlueLine 🚨
29% of Metropolitan Police officers who responded to the survey said they intend to resign from the police service either ‘within the next two years’ or ‘as soon as [they] can’. metfed.org.uk/news/9-in-10-m…
Propper Copper retweeted
I'm so fed up with cabling around the house, so chuffed when these arrived from @AmazonUK this morning. Wireless extension leads.
Propper Copper retweeted
Seven years on from the Westminster Bridge terror attack, #WeRemember those who lost their lives.
💙Aysha Frade, Kurt Cochran, Leslie Rhodes, Andreea Cristea and PC Keith Palmer who was protecting the Houses of Parliament that day 💙
Our thoughts remain with the survivors and everyone affected by the events that occurred.
Propper Copper retweeted
Its my late Son Dwayne 10th year Memorial since he was killed by Knife Crime in Lambeth 27.02.2014. The work to keep living positively in peace achieving my aspirations has not been easy. Today I want to say a big thank you to PC Charlotte McBeth from M07 Taskforce for such a dynamic International Women's Day event at the US Embassy this morning. Gosh! It was such a breath of fresh air, heart pulling inspirational energy, meeting passionate officers from various departments in the MET at their stalls. A big hug to PS Samantha Jones for her kindness and time to accommodate my requests on the day. I left feeling so energised from the positive and passionate conversations coupled with the greater knowledge I've learnt of their incredible work. I was particularly captivated by the history of the Marine Police Unit based in Wapping. I didn't know that there was a Police building for the river police since 1798!!! I met with PC Paul Jacob, an incredibly humble man with a huge heart for our youth, he shared so much with me and commended me of my courage and work following the killing of my son Dwayne. I'm happy he and his team will be doing some engagement work with me to enlighten our young people with knowledge about the work of the Marine unit coupled with safety and an invitation to their museum. I witness a harmony and eagerness to engage more with the wider community from them all, which is what we need to grow. Everyone there was happy and in harmony. I can't forget Aleece! She is such a dynamic woman serving in the MET for over 30 years!!!! She helped me on her bike!!! There ain't no stopping me now! Lol Thank you, Commissioner Mark, for spending time speaking with everyone and hearing what we had to say. The day was truly a celebration! Happy International Women's Day
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