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Police who do we trust?
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Posted by Nicky, Monday, 23 June 2008 6:46:01 PM
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o sung wu
Hey O sung wu Heres a web site with the numbers on it in case I swiped any incoming emails on the bottom on this comment . Did you read the book put our by Dess Sturggess a tangled web? Maybe not as it was a QLD thing. Good Book Tells it like it was. Covers Lewis and some others going into NSW and Melbourne. My cousins also just retired a few years ago. Hes pretty lost now after his wife died. At times he like the rest he is sorry hes out but then its replaced with relief. I still own a PI S office but mostly leave it to old buddies and a few others. Put all my time into Animal Welfare which was always my first love. Ok Cheers and remember to enjoy your well earned break. Take up fishing - I dont mean that fishing:) Anyway Catch You Later. http://www.halakindmeats.com/ Posted by People Against Live Exports & Intensive Farming, Tuesday, 24 June 2008 12:21:50 AM
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In reply to everyone here, I can only say that my experiences with police officers in the two Australian states in which I have lived have been positive, and this is from various perspectives. I have worked in justice systems, and relied in police officers on occasion to serve court documents with or for me on some quite unpleasant types and have always met with great support. On the alternative side, I have been part of animal rights protests, and found that provided we treated the police officers present with respect they did likewise.
I have seen corruption in lots of other organizations however, particularly government departments.
I think it may be that we want to hold police officers, and others who have authority under the law to a higher standard than we hold the wider community, and obviously for various reasons there will be some who cannot sustain that. But the system is terribly hard on those people who "crack" often with no bad intentions.
We need to recognize human nature in this. The overwhelming majority of police officers are good people, there for the right reasons, and doing an extraordinarily difficult job. After all, they must see, and clean up things most of us wouldn't want to see in our worst nightmares.
Nicky