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post 1614760201 08-27-2020, 04:51 AM
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(video) UK police break into man's home for no reason

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^half life 2 apartment raid scene
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post 1614760581 08-27-2020, 05:03 AM
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
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cops broke into his house cause they thought he was having an "illegal gathering"

sounds a lot like the Half Life 2 universe
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Fukin' piggy ****s, as soon as they realise they can't get him for anything they just fuk off leaving him with a broken door and unsecured property.

Someone correct me if i'm wrong but they can only force entry without a warrant if they believe someone is at the address who has a warrant out for their arrest or if they believe someone is in immediate danger. Not that the law means fuk all to police here.
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Originally Posted By Spetznaaz⏩
Someone correct me if i'm wrong but they can only force entry without a warrant if they believe someone is at the address who has a warrant out for their arrest or if they believe someone is in immediate danger. Not that the law means fuk all to police here.
The coronavirus bill probably threw all that out the window.
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Camera man is a dickhead and clear mental health nutter...

Police clearly had a call for concern which they had every right and duty of care to inspect and once they were satisfied, they left.
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Originally Posted By Spetznaaz⏩
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Someone correct me if i'm wrong but they can only force entry without a warrant ...
that's how i thought it worked at least in America
Originally Posted By Spetznaaz⏩
... they just fuk off leaving him with a broken door and unsecured property.

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yeah exactly what i thought also nice "protecting"
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post 1614763321 08-27-2020, 06:05 AM
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Originally Posted By TappingTheZen⏩
Videos like this are always funny because we have no idea of the backstory.

Without a warrant they can't set foot in his house unless he lets them in. If he would have asked them to produce a warrant, rather than been so mouthy they probably wouldn't have set foot in there.
Actually you're wrong. Police can force entry to save life or limb and this is under section 17 of PACE act.

Judging how that idiot from the video conducted himself, someone probably made a concern for safety call.
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Originally Posted By Spetznaaz⏩
Fukin' piggy ****s, as soon as they realise they can't get him for anything they just fuk off leaving him with a broken door and unsecured property.

Someone correct me if i'm wrong but they can only force entry without a warrant if they believe someone is at the address who has a warrant out for their arrest or if they believe someone is in immediate danger. Not that the law means fuk all to police here.
Nah. This video is old and has already done the rounds. Guy filming is a class A cúnt.
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Originally Posted By _AdaM_⏩
Actually you're wrong. Police can force entry to save life or limb and this is under section 17 of PACE act.

Judging how that idiot from the video conducted himself, someone probably made a concern for safety call.
The description says a neighbour grassed on him for having an 'illegal gathering', when it was his TV making noise. The coronavirus bill abolished our right to freedom of assembly and allows police to enter like they did without a warrant, all because of a not very dangerous cold virus.
post 1614764651 08-27-2020, 06:26 AM
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Originally Posted By PenorBrahNoHomo⏩
The description says a neighbour grassed on him for having an 'illegal gathering', when it was his TV making noise. The coronavirus bill abolished our right to freedom of assembly and allows police to enter like they did without a warrant, all because of a not very dangerous cold virus.
Not sure about other constabularies but the one I work at, gatherings thats contained indoors is EHO/council matter and only for info purposes for police.

Only when gatherings/parties spill on the streets then its police matter.
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