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PC cleared of gross misconduct over Tasering of 10-year-old girl
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Perhaps at the end of their report the IOPC could summarise how they would deal with someone who had just smacked their mother over the head with a hammer, and had armed themselves with a garden shears. Instead, it seems to be you can’t do this, but we don’t know what you should have done instead.
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PC Nancy
Perhaps at the end of their report the IOPC could summarise how they would deal with someone who had just smacked their mother over the head with a hammer, and had armed themselves with a garden shears. Instead, it seems to be you can’t do this, but we don’t know what you should have done instead.
