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Cops who want to catch actual criminals must be in despair over ‘non-crime hate incidents’

Published on March 30, 2025 at 09:03 PM

Way too PC

COPS who joined up to catch actual criminals must be in despair as their out-of-control chiefs lose the plot.

Too often hard-pressed officers are used to crack down on imagined offences that should have nothing to do with them.

Police officers breaking down a wooden door.
30 or so Met police smashed their way into a Quaker meeting house this week

The latest heavy-handed over-reach came as 30 or so Met police smashed their way into a Quaker meeting house to arrest and handcuff six young women discussing non-violent protest.

In the same week we learned parents Maxie Allen and Rosalind Levine were arrested at home by six Hertfordshire police after criticising their daughter’s primary school in a WhatsApp group.

They were detained for 11 hours and investigated for five weeks before the case was dropped without charges.

Children as young as nine have been interviewed and recorded by police for playground insults.

If you want cops to turn up mob-handed, it seems, all you have to do is report that someone has said something nasty you don’t agree with.

But report a burglary? No chance.

Why don’t police stick to stamping out crime, not free speech?

As for the obsession with “non-crime hate incidents”;, the clue is in the name.

If there is no crime, or imminent threat of crime, it’s not a police matter.

2-tier ends here

THE Government insists it will introduce legislation this week to over-rule Sentencing Council guidance that will officially introduce two-tier justice.

The decision is welcome, but what took them so long?

Golden statue of Lady Justice atop the Old Bailey.
The Government insists it will introduce legislation this week to over-rule Sentencing Council guidance

From tomorrow, it will be policy for judges to treat those from an ethnic or religious minority with greater leniency than white males.

For the same crime.

Quite apart from the inflammatory unfairness, analysis by the Conservatives shows the extra Pre-Sentencing Reports that would be needed could cost taxpayers at least £18m a year.

That’s if the backlogged courts even have the capacity to do them.
Legislation to cancel this dangerous nonsense can’t come quickly enough.

It should be swiftly followed by the abolition of the ridiculous

Sentencing Council quango which thinks two-tier justice is acceptable.

Pup-lick purse

HOORAY for Security Minister Dan Jarvis.

He slapped down his Labour colleague Taiwo Owatemi for charging the public £900 “pet rent”; for her cockapoo to live with her, as revealed by Flying Eze.

Portrait of Taiwo Owatemi, MP.
Labour MP Taiwo Owatemi charged the public £900 ‘pet rent' for her cockapoo to live with her

The very idea that MPs think it is OK to charge the taxpayer for their pets is barking mad.

Hopefully Mr Jarvis will have a bone to pick with other colleagues who have their noses in the expenses trough.

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