Believerinbiology
If this is a discussion forum, then questions need to be asked - sometimes hard questions - if you are wanting different outcomes then discuss the hard questions and the answers that go with it
The first re-posted thread "Waiting for police to attend after being assaulted by my ex...." concerns how police prioritise jobs and emergencies which are coming in. I have suggested in that thread (and in this) how they are graded with respect to threat, harm & risk. Its a tough call and i wish there was enough of us to get to all the jobs straight away - but there isn't. Demand outstrips resources all the time
Do you have any other ways to to do this - as I am all ears.
The second thread "A list of seemingly unbelievable not-rapes (according to the CPS and juries)" - discussed this for quite a few pages and discussed about the final decision process
What i am saying there, is that as the investigation goes on, you are always going to get the issues around consent. Now the police & CPS can authorise a charge, but the cases often fail at court. I'm suggesting do we remove the jury from the equation in the final decision making aspect?
Do you have a view on this?
What is tone deaf & insensitive about those questions?
And if its going to be discussed, then the questions need to be asked. And if you don't understand or agree then just ask - there might not be a right or wrong answer. But discuss it, as this is a discussion forum.
Unless you want me to come onto the discussions and just reply to everything with "Yes, I agree with you all and the police are really terrible at everything"
But that doesn't achieve anything.
IcakethereforeIam
Perhaps they should read back their own posts, God knows someone should (just not me), then try answering their own questions.
Its good if people could answer the questions I am posing, then perhaps we can move the discusion on.
HatThatWearsYou
I think you just enjoy winding women up and like the sound of your own "voice".
Not at all - these posts are asking questions - which I am trying to answer. And since I have been in the police for 20+ years I can give you an insight.
You may think we have thousands of emergency response cops just sitting around waiting for the next call - but this is not true.
You will be surprised that we run out of cops to even answer the emergency jobs coming in.
You will be surprised how many suicidal missing from homes & mental health concerns we have to deal with and how long they take
You will be surprised how many on-going inquiries each emergency cop has to carry with them day in day out - and has to fit these in among the emergency calls, missing from homes, mental health concerns etc etc
Mix all this into the pot, then you would understand why victims have to wait for a cop to attend. Why cops will look to vol interview people because its quicker and may prevent the person from going to court and negate having to put a case file together.
I have given advice to people in here about making a complaint about harassment. They suggested that their particular force could not investigate their harassment complaint whilst the first was being investigated. This is not true and a new investigation can run alongside it.
I suggested to complain. They then said they do not want to speak with that police force. I suggested to contact a solicitor in that case who would speak on your behalf.
Their reply to that was - "Felix, go fuck yourself you sanctimonious prick."
And I'm the one being insensitive, tone deaf and here to goad women...?
What part of the advice I gave there reflects that as being an approporate reponse?