[TV] 24hrs in Police Custody

[Wrong-Direction]

BBC 2 Hunting the Essex lorry killer's. Similar to 24hrs

 

[Chicken Run]

I'd finished my point, but then thought some muppet would make out that I was suggesting that people with mohawks need more policing, so I added (ie, having a mix of officers of all types) to cover it, but no, it hasn't stopped you.

People of all types need policing, often just because we're in marches protesting against the likes of Archer and Bellotti, and I think it helps if officers look like a mix of the population, as opposed to identikit robots.

And I finished my reply knowing you’d bite and waste time with a long drawn out reply Chill out Trig

 

[Triggaaar]

And I finished my reply knowing you’d bite and waste time

So I'm wasting time and you're...?

 

[The Clamp]

I'd finished my point, but then thought some muppet would make out that I was suggesting that people with mohawks need more policing, so I added (ie, having a mix of officers of all types) to cover it, but no, it hasn't stopped you.

People of all types need policing, often just because we're in marches protesting against the likes of Archer and Bellotti, and I think it helps if officers look like a mix of the population, as opposed to identikit robots.

I agree somewhat. The only reservation I have is that an old dear or someone of a more nervous disposition might be made uneasy.

There’s something reassuring about a solid, normal, no surprises, person turning up to help when things have gone wrong.

I see anything that could distract from the job in hand as a potential issue.

 

[Triggaaar]

I agree somewhat. The only reservation I have is that an old dear or someone of a more nervous disposition might be made uneasy.

Sadly you could apply that to non white officers too.

 

[The Clamp]

Sadly you could apply that to non white officers too.

Sadly so.

Ultimately, I support anyone willing to do the work of a copper. Often thankless and frequently dangerous. Much respect.

 

[BBassic]

Well that was a difficult watch. Just such unnecessary brutality.

Shows like this always refresh the memory in terms of being careful when out and about - you never know what kind of lunatics are around you.

 

[Munchkin]

When the next new episode. Best documentary in TV IMO.

 

[lawros left foot]

I’m getting seriously worried about my Son in Law. He comes from Luton , and knew most of the people in this week’s programmes.

To be fair to him, he went to school with a couple of them, and his Brother in Laws local is the pub where it all took place.

The pub landlord, btw, was in serious trouble when a fair amount of the CCTV I from the pub was mysteriously wiped.

 

[BRIGHT ON Q]

I’m getting seriously worried about my Son in Law. He comes from Luton , and knew most of the people in this week’s programmes.

To be fair to him, he went to school with a couple of them, and his Brother in Laws local is the pub where it all took place.

The pub landlord, btw, was in serious trouble when a fair amount of the CCTV I from the pub was mysteriously wiped.

The balloons seemed to be in the way as well, bit daft putting them up there.

Hard hitting stuff this, one minute playing pool, the next minute 5 lives changed forever.

 

[jevs]

Heads up....it's on tonight at 9pm on channel 4

 

[Denis]

Heads up....it's on tonight at 9pm on channel 4

It’s a repeat from April 2019!

 

[pornomagboy]

on tonight 9pm

 

[Weststander]

Sherlock Holmes won’t be required in the case of Samad Ali .

 

[cheesy77]

That was one of the least entertaining episodes of this show, normally a big fan but tonight was boring

 

[pornomagboy]

just seen its on channel 4 now it is a 2 parter

 

[drew]

Another piece of great tv. Have seen both episodes but won't do any spoilers but will await to see some comments after tonight's broadcast.

 

[Weststander]

The Wisbech Tourist Board won’t be enamored by repeated comments about the town in the doc.

 

[AmexRuislip]

The Wisbech Tourist Board won’t be enamored by repeated comments about the town in the doc.

We went there 2 years ago to visit a National Trust property, it was a jewel in the middle of a dump.
Just started watching and already it's a fascinating watch.

 

[Weststander]

We went there 2 years ago to visit a National Trust property, it was a jewel in the middle of a dump.
Just started watching and already it's a fascinating watch.

Despite the C4 slant, you could still spot a cute historic town centre. The area would’ve prospered in trade with the Low Countries and Scandinavia in centuries past.

Perhaps like Sandwich and Whitstable, it’ll recover one day? Needs investment and jobs.