British Police...."Heroes" or "Filth"?

viikos

britain is a police state and for a country that expresses democracy in a cosmopolitan society, it practices the strictest level of security in the world.
george orwell prophisised correctly

altgrave

little of both, i'd imagine, just as in any large group of people.

sarah k

If people think they are filth then they have obviously been on the wrong side of the law.

Susie

The old bill are like anyone else they are trying to earn a living so they can keep their families. And as like the rest of the world there are those that are good and those that are not so good. The best i have met are the New York Police. They are really cool.

taketwo

split personalities

Saccharin

In uniform in the bedroom... then pure filth... lol....

button mushroom

How can you expect these guys to do a proper job when they're understaffed, moral is low and their hands are tied by stupid poitical correctness.
Not only that it must be very disheartening to see criminals, rapists, paedos etc get let off by brain dead judges after you've worked hard to capture them. Your question should be British Judges......"Heroes" or "Filth"?

Lauren S

Power tripping, self important filth for the most part.

mark p

there no nick like an easy nick,laziest police froce in the world there always off sick,and always looking for soft targets while the real crimnal bribe there way out of trouble{easy money for the summer hols} pigs the lot of them

vantet

Blairs Puppets

deadly

Good and bad in all sections of society. They just have a bit more protection if they are filth.

archaeologia

filth

mike g

when i hear British Police, my mind draws a blank. what do they do.

nuclear farter

like them or loath them they are needed to do a job. they arent heroes they do a job like everybody else and dont deserve reverence like they are special. but they are neccessary.

chickL

My father in law in a copper and he's really nice, a real good cop. but my grandfather was a copper too and he abuse me grandma for years... depends on the person i think.

â™¥new baby born xmas eve

Heroes??? the majority of them are pansies!!!
(not all)

chitrabanu

They chase the innocents- remember the killing of the brazilian electrician

penny4themnow

Neither...we're just normal peeps earning a living.....looks like peeps like stereotyping on here!!!! I'm not a filth...nor am I a hero...I just earn a living to pay the mortgage, bills and to feed my kids. IT'S JUST A JOB.......CHILL!!!!!

Obviously Snowy keeps bad company......MOST of us are just normal peeps....so get a life...and obviously you have not met proper cops...or you wouldn't be talking through your ***!! pmsl

celticzombie17

i would call them dirty fat lazy lawless scum myself

zombie :)

Lacey Lottie

Heroes

Snowy

This is very difficult as I am a law abiding, high income, good job, family man with three children who pays my taxes, leans towards the right of politics and is probably a pillar of the community.......but....

I absolutely hate the police.

Every policeman or woman I have known personally, has been or become a totally nasty piece of work, and I don't know a single one who doesnt drink drive or smoke some drugs.

Every other policeman or woman I have met, whether to ask the time or as a motorist has been an arrogant, self important humourless bully.

On the few occasions when people I know have actually needed the police, due to assualt, or burglary, they have not shown up.

I want to bring my kids up to respect authority, but the average British copper is not worthy of respect.

glock509

bobbies

Owlwings

Neither. They have a job to do and, on the whole, do it very well. A 'hero' is someone who does something dangerous and difficult beyond the call of duty. Many policemen do that, from time to time; very few of them would like to think they were heroic.

There are a handful of people in every walk of life whose mentality does not suit the profession they are in. The media is very keen to make as much mileage as it can out of exposing such people. In a way, that is a good thing but, unfortunately, it tends to give a very unbalanced view of the situation and the media seem to have little concern with the ordinary good and much more for the extraordinary bad.

How individuals view the police depends greatly on which side of the law they tend to be on. If someone calls the police 'filth', that says much more to me about the person shouting than about the police force.

willows

we call them coppers or fuzz- never heard them being called heroes before......

little weed

My daughter is a police officer. She is a very fair and caring person and does a very demanding job to the best of her ability. She often gets held up at work after hours and for which she receives no extra pay. The force is under funded and under staffed and very often there are only a couple of officers on duty at any one time. The general public are often quick to criticise the police without really knowing what goes on behind the scenes. If they weren't snowed under by red tape and political correctness then they would be allowed to get on with their jobs of serving and protecting the community and fighting crime. So I think they do the best they can with the resourses they are given

savio

pimps.

Veritas

Problem is, PC doesn't stand for Police Constable any more.

dodds

Filth!

mac_mac_uk

they are fine chaps....
we should get rid of female police though.
What use are women police officers??? we are paying for them.

Breaking Dawn

filth...

sharon B

HMMMMMMMMMMM half and half

Blair Peach

Heros, filthy, but heros, oh wait! That police radio battery shattering my skull is a bit uncalled for, why did you do that? Oh because you could? and you knew that even if your actions were ever questioned......it would be covered up! God save the Queen!

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