Brunstrom is a twat

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You're saying I've been putting things in your mouth? As if.

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Already been done, in rather dubious circumstances, innit?

 

Well Kev, in my field (medicine) we had our collective noses rubbed in
it by... well by police officers. Who decided that out use of body
parts, photographs, case histories or even microscope slides without
permission of the next of kin was sufficient reason to give medical
researchers criminal records.

Now it's coming home to roost, you don't like it. What a surprise that
is.

 

Brunstrom?

Because I don't see any journalist credited for the story. Just a
brainless twat of a chief cunstbubble.

 

Uno-Hoo! says...

And rightly so.

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Showing a series of photos designed to shock and upset an audience is
not the actions of a CC who wishes to win an argument by force of facts;
it is the refuge of a deluded fool who wants to win on force of emotion.

North Wales police have an averagely=crap roads policing record; lots of
tickets issued, fairly similar KSI figures to normal, once you look at
the hospital figures instead of the biased police KSI figures. North
Wales police however also have an abysmal record for clear-up rates of
other crimes, all of which leads one to wonder why the chief constable
is still in a job.

His roads policing policies are demonstrably no better than average, and
all other areas of his policing are worse. He also has a noted flair for
making a complete tit of himself in public, so one wonders why he hasn't
been replaced by a more pragmatic, more effective and less flamboyant
individual who is more focussed on doing a job and less focussed on
media attention.

 

Indeed. Who, in their right mind, would trust a journalist?

 

I have to say I disagree. As others have said you don't hold a press
briefing if you don't want publicity. However, I think there is more
to the story than that. The article says that the unfortunate biker
was identified because he was wearing a T shirt with an "Anti-Police
Slogan". I suspect Brunstrom picked this chap rather than any other
accident victim because of the message on his T shirt. That gave him
the opportunity to preach about what happens to the sort of chaps that
disregard speed limits. He needn't have referred to the case in
detail, the innuendo would have sufficed.

This may have been an effective way of getting his message across but
in doing so he has rubbed the victim's family's noses in it. Not
behaviour befitting a Chief Constable.

 

Stop flirting with the leftie.

 

It all depends what you were doing with those body parts and photographs.

 

Invite in the press and one of them 'makes a story'.... what a fucking
liberty!

 

Scouser. Need we say more?

Ian

 

Wouldn't bother me. Anyone who acts like a complete arsehole in live
can't expect much sympathy after they snuff themselves.

Ian

 

"victim"?

Ian

 

Do we have sufficient space here to be able to answer that?

Best wishe all,
Dave.

 

Maybe MattG simply maintained his normal skilled and careful driving
style. Do you have evidence to suggest his driving is not good?

Best wishes all,
Dave.

 

Oh one of the nicer ones I'm sure.

Best wishes all,
Dave.

 

Eh? I've previously gained the impression you're something of a free
spirit Steve, (me too, for that matter ) but did you really mean
that to sound quite the way it does?

Best wishes all,
Dave.

 

Space? Yes. Time? That depends on how young one is and whether or not
succeeding generations will be willing to continue the task.

 

everywhere.