Posie Parker to be interviewed by the police (again) following another complaint from Susie Green

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Also the ‘Wobberly’ video likely has nothing to do with the case, as it’s not about Susie Green.

The hate police have made it clear in their campaigns that when making a complaint, it does not have to be about you at all.

This video should give anyone some serious food for thought:

How did u know it would be West Yorkshire police? They’re a fucking disgrace, what they’ve allowed/are allowing to happen to young girls, can’t get them round for a burglary for love nor money, but put up a satirical video about mutilatuon children, they’re round like a shot. Makes me soooo angry 😡 😡

"Dispatches obtained figures from a Freedom of Information request and reported that West Yorkshire had the highest percentage of dropped cases out of 25 that responded from a total of 43."

www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/crime/west-yorkshire-force-dropped-almost-half-of-crimes-reported-investigation-by-channel-4-s-dispatches-1-9387061

Summary of the above video for those short on time: The police never say "Anything you say will be used to defend you in court" because the phrase is "used against you" - it is against - always.

Anything you said that might be helpful to you can be left out - they have no duty to disclose anything that counts in your favour, and any tiny slip-up you make may be quoted out-of-context.

Worse still, if it is just "a casual chat", then it means that there is no formal record of what you said. They can claim you said absolutely anything in order for them to "tidy-up" their case against you.

The video has some shocking examples and is very thought-provoking.

Look! Posie's opened a shop on Redbubble. With mugs. And all sorts!

Leeds spinners (they of the wonderful ‘wrong side of history my arse’ banner) have one too.

As you were.

@Clingfilm

'Voluntary' interviews are covered by the Police and Criminal Evidence Act. What you describe is nothing like the procedures and processes that the police have to follow.

I give you, for example, the detailed policy and procedure from Surrey Police' here:
surrey.police.uk/policies-and-procedures/voluntary-attendance-procedure/

Failing to follow that procedure puts a case at risk of being thrown out.

I cannot speak about the practice in the USA but in the UK the caution is as follows: ""You do not have to say anything, but it may harm your defence if you do not mention, when questioned, something which you later rely on in court."

Leeds spinners (they of the wonderful ‘wrong side of history my arse’ banner) have one too.

Oh wow, so they do. What a useful thread this is turning out to be.

www.redbubble.com/people/LeedsSpinners

www.redbubble.com/people/letawomanspeak

fairplayforwomen.com/shop/

This is what Norwich Police Standards had to say about Glinner's 'chat' with them

please take confidence that as a Force we work hard in ensuring we are responding to and prioritising incidents in line with the Police and Crime Plan. It is also important to know that a non official Police conversation or a comment taken from any form of media may not be a true reflections of the facts.

I'd get one of Posie's Tshirts for DD1 but she already thinks I'm a bigot for believing in biology! :o As does her mother.

theOtherPamAyres

Are you saying that the UK police have no conversations with people outside of recorded interviews at police stations?

Because I don't think that's the experience of either Glinner or Posie.

I walked past a woman In Sainsbury’s last Saturday who was wearing a 'hands off my rights’ t-shirt layered over an ‘adult human female' t-shirt. I was sooo tempted to follow her round the store in search of the perfect moment to express my admiration!

Do you know, I'm 72 and I've never owned a hoodie! I'm a firm believer in the saying that it's never too late and this does look very cosy and hard-wearing. My after-Christmas present to myself, I think...

Caro That's absolutely horrendous

Carowiththegoodhair I'm so sorry and livid that you are going through this. How dare the police abandon you like that?? Awful.

Sorry Caro that is awful. I hope the safeguarding referral might make them behave differently!

I'm so sorry **carowiththegoodhair.

@Clingfilm

Are you saying that the UK police have no conversations with people outside of recorded interviews at police stations?

No

ClingFilmApplication That video is from the US. UK law is different - there are also differences between Scottish law and the law in England & Wales. Best to look up location-specific law before trying out '5th Amendment' stuff on your local bobbies!
This is a good general guide to what to do if you encounter UK police (activist sites - such as the ones for hunt sabs - will have more specific legal advice) : www.studyinternational.com/news/know-your-rights-what-to-do-if-youre-stopped-by-uk-police/
In the UK, the police are allowed to stop and question you at any time....
...However, you are not obliged to answer these questions and cannot be charged for not doing so. You can walk away or say ‘I am using my right to remain silent’, just make sure you do so in a calm and polite manner. Without further evidence to suspect criminal activity, you are free to continue your day as usual.

caro I find it incredulous why is action not being taken? How on earth do the Police explain why no action is being taken in your case?

Where do you go from here if you are unsafe?

Please, please, let a journalist compare and contrast these two matters

empress how would you say the hoodies are size wise? True to size? I’m usually 8 or 10 so would I be small or medium?

Back on topic there has to be a way of Posie being able to complain about the police harassing her

I'm a 10-12 & I've got a medium. It's just right for me so should be ok for you - I don't know how small the small is.

Thanks empress

Isn't it interesting that Woman: Adult Human Female is literal violence but Die Cs Scum & I Punch Trfs are art?