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Met Officer Ali Dizaei.



Leekbrookgull

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Jul 14, 2005
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Found guilty on a number of charges,sentencing later today and could be sewing bags ! :lolol:
 

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Insel affe

HellBilly
Feb 23, 2009
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Brighton factually.....
He's got 4 years! He'll have a fun time in there


Good, i hope he suffers !

Did more harm for race relations within the police force than good, muppet was in an ideal position to move things forward,instead screwed it all up.... nasty little shit.....
 












Lady Whistledown

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Going to be a very very lonely night in prison for him, methinks.

Followed by lots of nights in which he'll wish he was lonely. Coppers are always popular amongst the jailbird community aren't they?
 






Lady Whistledown

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Gully

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Apr 24, 2004
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Going to be a very very lonely night in prison for him, methinks.

Followed by lots of nights in which he'll wish he was lonely. Coppers are always popular amongst the jailbird community aren't they?

It will indeed...wonder which prison he will be gracing...should prove a very popular addition to their numbers.
 




Del Boy

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Going to be a very very lonely night in prison for him, methinks.

Followed by lots of nights in which he'll wish he was lonely. Coppers are always popular amongst the jailbird community aren't they?

He will be on a protected wing for vunerable inmates.
 




Lady Whistledown

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He will be on a protected wing for vunerable inmates.

No doubt. But I read some book ages ago about some copper who got locked up & even though he was deemed vulnerable, there were still plenty of opportunities for other inmates to serve him up a nice warm bowl of glass soup, or administer a sound shoeing.

I always find it quite funny how prisoners seem to develop a kind of hierarchy, as if to say one who robs a bookies at gunpoint is somehow better than another who beats his wife up or burgled an old lady's house. Strange sense of place, these people.
 


simonsimon

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Dec 31, 2004
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"Errr, he is British, he needed to be to join the Met Police...where would you like him deported to? "Quoted by Gully

He is Iranian.
He went to school with an Iranian i know .
They were both over here at public school when the ayatollah took over.As they were from the Shahs side, they and 1000's of others were given visa's for life.
Many of these then became British Passport Holders.
 




No doubt. But I read some book ages ago about some copper who got locked up & even though he was deemed vulnerable, there were still plenty of opportunities for other inmates to serve him up a nice warm bowl of glass soup, or administer a sound shoeing.

I always find it quite funny how prisoners seem to develop a kind of hierarchy, as if to say one who robs a bookies at gunpoint is somehow better than another who beats his wife up or burgled an old lady's house. Strange sense of place, these people.

It's an honour system luvvy. I imagine the screws 'might' feel sorry for him and look after him if he's plays his cards right, even as slimey as he is.
 




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