Polizist, der Frau als „blöde Kuh“ bezeichnete, wurde wegen Fehlverhaltens für schuldig befunden, kann aber seinen Job behalten
https://www.lbc.co.uk/article/met-police-misconduct-daft-cow-5HjdFSJ_2/
Von tylerthe-theatre
Polizist, der Frau als „blöde Kuh“ bezeichnete, wurde wegen Fehlverhaltens für schuldig befunden, kann aber seinen Job behalten
https://www.lbc.co.uk/article/met-police-misconduct-daft-cow-5HjdFSJ_2/
Von tylerthe-theatre
10 Kommentare
Who would choose to be a Police Officer in the UK in 2025
Hold on. Was this the woman that refused to produce a ticket or card to the driver/ inspector and then the police because she didn’t think anyone should have the temerity to ask her . Was held by the arm to stop her walking off and then finally after wasting everyone’s time produced the card after being arrested? Maybe not – but if so then the description seems factual.
Sensible decision.
Police officer shouldn’t be calling members of the public names.
But they shouldn’t lose their job if they get it wrong under pressure.
Just a reminder for everyone to be weary of misleading headlines. It does not say he was found guilty of misconduct BECAUSE he called her that.
This journalism trend is getting really annoying and kind of dangerous. It’s always ‚Person arresting for *some crime* after *doing something odd, but not illegal thing*‘, implying that the odd thing is what they were arrested for.
And just like that, Australia gets another Police Officer.
This reminds me of that time that Gordon Brown called that woman a bigot.
I mean same thing would happen in any job, not sure why this is a news story.
Got to be an absolute nerd to want to be in the police anyway
I think i would be sacked in my first week if that’s grounds for misconduct.
Having to regularly deal with the public when they are on their absolute worst behavior must absolutely break a person.