The police are nothing more then the henchmen of the banking and police elites.
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Peel regional police - Toronto Sun article.
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LGdrama
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Sorry I misread your post. Having to find officers to relocate to different provinces would be hard....
Depends on the position and compensation.
ABadjusterrider_5
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My grandfather used to say the police are nothing more then the worlds biggest gang.
vic_himself
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**** Peel police. If you own a honda or VW that are modded, under 25, and live in peel this=tickets and harassment no matter what.
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Red_Liner740
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even if SIU was notified and a report was filed, who cares? there was a scalding article earlier this year where SIU blatantly flames ALL of the police services for lack of profesionalism, hiding and tampering with evidence, not reportin to SIU etc etc and that NOTHING was being done about it.
Its like those parking tickets that say "hey you parked here and its illegal, but this is just a courtesy ticket, you dont have to pay" 100% of the people will scrunch it up and throw it away...if SIU has no bite than what is the point of it? to report misgivings about the police forces but not be able to do nothing about it?
Its like those parking tickets that say "hey you parked here and its illegal, but this is just a courtesy ticket, you dont have to pay" 100% of the people will scrunch it up and throw it away...if SIU has no bite than what is the point of it? to report misgivings about the police forces but not be able to do nothing about it?
I've seen both good and bad from them..
The good:
-They handled one accident scene admirably. They kept the traffic flowing and still gave enough space for the ambulance to safely pick up the victim. When one bonehead STILL tried to get through the block, they chased him down and ticketed him with great efficiency as he deserved.
-Had the occasional chat with some and they seemed alright down-to-earth guys
The bad:
-One bonehead driving down an unlit street (new development) with still a decent amount of both vehicular and foot traffic, at night, with no headlights on. I highbeamed him to remind him to turn on his headlights
-A few weeks ago, at a local (non-political, just social) gathering, they bothered law-abiding citizens who gathered peacefully and threatened tickets and whatnot but they did not do the same with a drunk who was stumbling with an open container of alcohol (ended up falling and breaking it right in front of them).
Like any police service, they've got both good and bad. Unfortunately, like in any other police service on this continent, the blue line allows for the bad ones to go about their business as usual.
The good:
-They handled one accident scene admirably. They kept the traffic flowing and still gave enough space for the ambulance to safely pick up the victim. When one bonehead STILL tried to get through the block, they chased him down and ticketed him with great efficiency as he deserved.
-Had the occasional chat with some and they seemed alright down-to-earth guys
The bad:
-One bonehead driving down an unlit street (new development) with still a decent amount of both vehicular and foot traffic, at night, with no headlights on. I highbeamed him to remind him to turn on his headlights
-A few weeks ago, at a local (non-political, just social) gathering, they bothered law-abiding citizens who gathered peacefully and threatened tickets and whatnot but they did not do the same with a drunk who was stumbling with an open container of alcohol (ended up falling and breaking it right in front of them).
Like any police service, they've got both good and bad. Unfortunately, like in any other police service on this continent, the blue line allows for the bad ones to go about their business as usual.
I've heard this many times before, but given the track record and how toothless SIU is (see G20 charade of late charges which would never happen without Torstar), I'd say I'd like to see it actually run for a while without people whose past is in any way connected to law enforcement, otherwise, it's always one of their own ....
Those charges would have happened, without The Star, if the public had bothered to come forward with all of those pictures and videos of various incidents. Instead they didn't, until they could obtain a little temporary fame form it. The SIU received no co-operation from designated witness officers, and so couldn't identify the subject officers. The public was of no use, until The Star lambasted everyone involved for lack of action.
When it comes to peel cops, I cannot forget about this idiot:
http://www.bramptonguardian.com/news/police/article/837769--peel-officer-found-guilty
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http://www.bramptonguardian.com/news/police/article/837769--peel-officer-found-guilty
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I am not disagreeing with you ... let SIU be completely independent of any cops. Let it run for a while and re-evaluate. Until that happens it's all just talk how bad would it be etc.
freedomfighter
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i have been going to some cops court dates. like sheldon cook, warren willaims,christopher ferllot,
and at the end of some of the cases when found guilty. at sentencing when the cop is led into the cells.i always yell out "i hope you meet troy davis"
and you should she the nasty looks i get from the p.o.s. family fellow cops, wife, parents, etc. i always look at them and say "what could you posibly say to me?
and at the end of some of the cases when found guilty. at sentencing when the cop is led into the cells.i always yell out "i hope you meet troy davis"
and you should she the nasty looks i get from the p.o.s. family fellow cops, wife, parents, etc. i always look at them and say "what could you posibly say to me?
freedomfighter
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the artical is wrong he was found guilty of 8 of the 9 charges against him. i was there. the only one he got off was he had weed in joint form and they put them together with the 1 lbs of weed he allso had. he was also convited of having stolen a whole lot of them mp3 players.
and he got 5 years 8 months of jail time
And who would train them? Think about it.
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