Law enforcement in the United Kingdom Puns

anything you say can, and will be used against you, so don’t say anything without a lawyer

in the united states you are entitled to a lawyer, and a translator, and in law enforcement custody, and in court you have the right to remain silent at all times, and it can’t be used against you

note: if it is a civil case you have the right to remain silent, but unlike a criminal case that can can be used against you

note II: you should say “i am exercising my right to remain silent” cuz there’s no other way you could interpret that, if law enforcement can interpret what you said in any other way, they will

note III: law enforcement can lie to you, assume everything their saying is false. if they tell you someone else said what you did they are probably lying to get you to plead guilty, don’t do anything until they provide you with a lawyer. i dont care what they say, say nothing until your provided an attorney

Bullpup Assault Rifle

Belarusian designation: B-PAZ-19 (Bul-tat Piachota Assault Zbroju - 19/Bullpup Infantry Assault Weapon - 05)

Weight: 7 lbs

Length: 31.185 inches (792 inches)

Barrel length: 20.9335 inches (533 mm)

Cartridge: 6.19 x 44mm Belarusian

Action: Gas-actuated; rotating bolt (short-stroke piston)

Rate of fire: 850-885 rpm

Effective range: 600 m

Feed system: 30 round detachable box mag

Muzzle velocity: 900 m/s

Accessories:

• Picatinny rail

• Polymer construction

• Ambidextrous operation

• Magazine release

• Adjustable trigger guard/pistol grip

• Dual shock absorbers

Service Pistol

Belarusian designation: KSP-9 'Raŭnadzienstva; (Kampaktny Služba Pistaliet/Compact Service Pistol - 9 'Equinox')

Weight: 585 g (20.635 ounces)

Length: 205 mm

Barrel length: 113 mm

Cartridge: 9 x 19 mm Parabellum

Action: Delayed blowback

Rate of fire: ~75 rpm

Effective range: 215 m

Feed system: 16 + 1 round detachable box magazine

Muzzle velocity: 450 m/s

Accessories:

• Integrated laser pointer

• Tritium sights

• Ambidextrous operation

• 100% polymer construction

• Adjustable back/side straps

Law Enforcement Shotgun

Belarusian designation: Kampaktny Haradskoj Taktyčny Drabavik 12 (Compact Tactical Urban Shotgun 12)

Type: Semi-automatic law enforcement shotgun

Weight: 5.15 lbs (2.33 lbs) loaded

Length: 33 inches (840 mm)

Barrel length: 14.49 inches (367 mm)

Caliber: 12 gauge

Action: Gas-actuated, open bolt

Effective firing range: 70 m (229 ft)

Feed system: 8 + 1 internal tubular magazine

Rate of fire: up to 4 rounds per second

Accessories

• 100% polymer construction

• Thumbhole stock

• Ambidextrous operation

• Custom smart choke for increased effective range

• Integrated laser pointer/flashlight

Project timeline: 36 months

Project cost: $665 million

Images:

Assault rifle (concept)

Handgun

Shotgun (design)

So sorry for the grammar, it's late here and I'm on mobile.

If a police officer sees a person committing a crime, whether it's another police officer or a civilian and doesn't do anything to stop that person from committing a crime nor arrests that person, is the officer who didn't act punishable by law? Is there a law about this?

(nothing real, just wondering)

Serious question--I grew up lionizing the police and state troopers. Thought they were the good guys and always on our side. Still do for the most part. Have had plenty of incidences in my life where I've had to call the police and the police have delivered, keeping my neighborhood safe.

I'm disturbed now by events in the news (which I think get overblown) and worse, the serious trolling of police on social media sites, esp YouTube where there are thousands upon thousands of videos showing poor police behavior, brutality, violation of civil rights and protocols. The problem is, I suspect half this shit isn't real, or is taken out of context. It's also paired with millions of videos of sovereign citizen types that seem to get a boner for making a cop's day difficult. My question to LEOs is, how do you explain this phenomeon? Is this merely a social trend or is there are more sinister movement behind breaking the bond with police?

Me: Law-abiding civilian who is pretty content with my local (urban) police force. Brother is training to be a cop.