Criminal police

 Criminal police

It is known that many police officers commit crimes and I have been told by the highest authority at the police station the most senior police officer available in a special appointment especially for him to do this that they require police officers to commit crimes because they “need to represent the society they serve”, so there needs to be a representative number of criminals in the police force and that is their official line and yes it disgusts me

But this blog is not about the deliberate criminals in the police force employed deliberately to represent society. It is actually about the criminality of the work they do officially, the bit that people approval of. so ,following on from sanction, I’m saying that these crimes are sanctioned by society, by the government by our choice. so you take Jeremy Bamber he murdered 5 members of his family for the inheritance. because the police are incompetent he very nearly got away with it and it’s that incompetence that I’m referring to when I talk about Criminal police or police criminality

I was at school with Rachel nickel and she lived my end of the school catchment the school had a catchment far and wide from Chelmsford to Colchester almost over to Ipswich and she was in great totham. Rachel was murdered in front of her two-year-old boy while out walking with him in the park in London where she lived because she moved there to take a degree because she was a very bright girl. and the police deliberately set about arresting a man they had no evidence against, so they had to Fabricate it.

They set up a Honey trap. they sent a policewoman alone to tell this man that she really liked men that  commit terrible murders and shed sleep with him if only he had. so he said he had. so they arrested him and it went all the way to trial. and of course he was acquitted on the technicality that the evidence that he was on trial with was entirely fabricated, it was made up by the police. Because he was acquitted  on a technicality, and because the public so believe that the police are doing their job correctly despite all the evidence to the contrary so everybody went, “well I bet he’s guilty anyway”, and he wasn’t. The real killer was still out there raping and killing women. and the police chose to do that and we chose to allow them. we sanction this.

Every teacher that told you to” don’t mind that now”, everyone who tells children that they are liars, is telling children not to tell lies, every police officer that says to a little girl that’s been raped ‘were you wearing knickers?’ and she is still at primary school and doesn’t even know what sex is and so she believes she is the one that has got to find the evidence to prove that she was raped and the police do nothing except put these children off reporting a crime in the first place. a court of law that allows a grown woman to kill herself because of the trauma she experienced of sexual abuse and then giving evidence in court and the man is still acquitted sanctions the sexual abuse of children.

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