Wait 'till you see Wicky's nose start to water!I see Flec thinks it's funny .
I don't think so, I think it's bloody hilarious, made my eyes water.
Wait 'till you see Wicky's nose start to water!I see Flec thinks it's funny .
I don't think so, I think it's bloody hilarious, made my eyes water.
Come off it, 11 to 16 year olds frightened by a cyclist wearing a face mask? No way, that suggestion is a joke, the majority of them being teenagers as likely to be frightening to other people.not so me thinks....Bloke in a mask which caused the kids to be scared ...in front of s school,, safeguarding etc etc....Would you be ok with an unknown bloke in a facemask freaking your kids out ?
Defo breach of the peace....It would be in the public interest ...safeguarding at schools is top priority ..
Indeed, far from being fearful one of our biggest social problems is that today's kids don't seem to fear anything. Even in primary schools as young as 8 year olds are openly defiant of teachers, even physically attacking them and being excluded.I think it is most likely the "fear" came from parents and not the kids.
and if ''fear'' or alarm and /or distress was caused to ANYONE then the cyclist has committed and offence which MAY render him liable to arrest.I think it is most likely the "fear" came from parents and not the kids. Unfortunately, it's the way many people live in these times.
That hasn’t stopped you throwing the book at him.but we don't know the full back story as none of use were there.
I work with loads of ex police although not my background (bobbies, detectives, senior management - sorry not down with actual titles/ranks)I would definitely have arrested him. Complaint from member of staff / actions outside a school / distressing members of public.
The decision to charge / caution / fixed penalty / NFA would be determined on the full back story - that being previous convictions / previous cautions / previous fixed penalties / witness or complaint statements and any previous incidents at the location or educational establishments involving this person.
The cctv / video taken of this incident would also be siezed as evidence.
So to go back to your question ;-
Throwing the book ? - the cps /courts make that decision.
I would take positive action to remove this person from the location - that isn't throwing the book at him.
If you watched the video, you would have heard the H'officer say he was there on another matter. FFS, he was picking his step-child up from school wearing something on his head which someone found distressing. Some people find clowns and Santa distressing. It's no wonder that so many people have no respect for the Law these days is it?Something must have happened to warrant calling the Police. They attended. The officer tried to reason with the male by making him aware that his actions
Mine was not a question it was a statement which you have quite clearly decided onI would definitely have arrested him. Complaint from member of staff / actions outside a school / distressing members of public.
The decision to charge / caution / fixed penalty / NFA would be determined on the full back story - that being previous convictions / previous cautions / previous fixed penalties / witness or complaint statements and any previous incidents at the location or educational establishments involving this person.
The cctv / video taken of this incident would also be siezed as evidence.
So to go back to your question ;-
Throwing the book ? - the cps /courts make that decision.
I would take positive action to remove this person from the location - that isn't throwing the book at him.
You are being ridiculous if you claim a legitimate item of clothing can be said to cause fear or distress.Please dont let the issue of him being a CYCLIST cloud your judgement. If he caused distress to ANYONE present or other wise then he should be dealt with accordingly.
Flecc - This is where the possibly of race / religious discrimination may now come into this post . I would deal with every incident on its merit and professionally and within the constraints of the law. Should you feel that you have suffered harassment , alarm and distress then crime would be recorded and investigated accordingly A full report would be submitted to CPS.You are being ridiculous if you claim a legitimate item of clothing can be said to cause fear or distress.
Answer me the question I posed earlier. What would you do if a muslim woman turned up for her child with niqab or burkah almost completely covering her face and someone complained it was frightening?
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Just make sure it's one that is not going to cause any distressJEEZ wear a scarf instead
Who are you to request a post be closed ? and that is a question just to clarifyThis is where the possibly of race / religious discrimination may now come into this post .
With the case of a person wearing full head to toe Niqab. This persons identity can be established in a correct and professional manner
I think that this post has now run its course and there is now a possibility of it running away and so I would request that it be closed.