3 peope die in Police pursuit- trigger happy police?

hahah, where did you read that? maybe 4 dead over a red light, who give a *** about a red light at 3.30. Police were probably at the roundabout lieing in wait.

now, i dont actually know what a syllabus is is it OCR? the new course i think it is

hmm yeah, i was thinking about chester uni of law, maybe manchester met

im the same to be honest, i lack self-motivation

well you don't need to think about it until you at least get your AS grades. I assume your talking about the 4 unit? you should be doing either Judicial precedent, stattutory interpretation, EU law, delegated legislation

OR

Solicitors and barristers, the judiciary, juries, magistrates, civil procedures, criminal procedures, alternative dispute resolution, legal aid, police powers etc etc

the second one were doing ADR now, so boring

ADR is the easiest topic on that unit, you'll be thankful of it. Your school is teaching the course the wrong way around though, which is unfortunate. You should do unit 2 (80 marks) in January then unit 1 (120 marks) in June. Even OCR has said this. Because you have 3.5 months sept- jan exams but you have at least 4.5 from jan- june exams. If you need anyhelp with the AS give me a shout

The car in pursuit failed to stop. Which as always leads to the officer pursuing. This is only done after around 16 risk assessments are done and a trained pursuit officer gets permission from the control room to engage in a pursuit.
The people in the car could have been anything from known drug dealers to average joes. But the breaking of the law (traffic lights) leads to a failure to stop, which probably lead to a dangerous driving and/or driving without due care and attention. The people in the car could have been up to other things prior and/or wanted by the police.
The right course of action was taken but obviously something went wrong and such incident occurred. However with the number of pursuits that go on each year there is bound to be some mistake (on the police or suspects side).

The car in pursuit failed to stop. Which as always leads to the officer pursuing. This is only done after around 16 risk assessments are done and a trained pursuit officer gets permission from the control room to engage in a pursuit.
The people in the car could have been anything from known drug dealers to average joes. But the breaking of the law (traffic lights) leads to a failure to stop, which probably lead to a dangerous driving and/or driving without due care and attention. The people in the car could have been up to other things prior and/or wanted by the police.
The right course of action was taken but obviously something went wrong and such incident occurred. However with the number of pursuits that go on each year there is bound to be some mistake (on the police or suspects side).

who knows what tactics the police used, whether the police spooked them... i'm in favour of low profile policing, not getting Saturday night revellers who want to get home quickly who skip a light at 3.30am.

who knows what tactics the police used, whether the police spooked them... i'm in favour of low profile policing, not getting Saturday night revellers who want to get home quickly who skip a light at 3.30am.

bad boys bad boys, what you gona do what you gona do when they come for you!!

Fact is people died in the car and the level of support is nastily low.

Think of the fact that we DON'T know who was in those cars. Whether good bad or indifferent, they were humans.


There are ways and ways of doing things, and chasing a bunch of young people in a car seems a bit odd. Obviously I don't know the whole story, but what I do know is that it lead to the death of lots of people. We do not know if those people would have killed someone else, we don't know if they would have become the next hitler or next saint. The fact is they are dead and we can show some respect for them.


P.s Does it not strike you guys as funny how quickly they ended the investigation?

Link? How did a red light lead to deaths?

Fact is people died in the car and the level of support is nastily low.

Think of the fact that we DON'T know who was in those cars. Whether good bad or indifferent, they were humans.


There are ways and ways of doing things, and chasing a bunch of young people in a car seems a bit odd. Obviously I don't know the whole story, but what I do know is that it lead to the death of lots of people. We do not know if those people would have killed someone else, we don't know if they would have become the next hitler or next saint. The fact is they are dead and we can show some respect for them.


P.s Does it not strike you guys as funny how quickly they ended the investigation?