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Surrey officer's false DA claims led to Sergeant being imprisoned
Anonanon
Why on earth would he want to go back to the Job after all that?
Take whatever money you can get from the organisation and move on.
He was foolish, to say the least, to breach his bail conditions. They are his conditions imposed by the court and his to break, not hers to override by her pleas.
However it does contrast with the women good /men bad mantra which permeates VAWG thinking.
The notion that women can't lie,be spiteful, manipulative and vengeful to achieve their own ends is a nonsense.
The sad thing is it does detract from the majority of women who genuinely need our help.
Despite this, I cant see much if any, time coming her way at sentencing. The undercurrent of policy seeming to be the mantra 'It may deter genuine victims from coming forward if they think they wont be believed'
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Anonanon
Why on earth would he want to go back to the Job after all that?
Take whatever money you can get from the organisation and move on.
He was foolish, to say the least, to breach his bail conditions. They are his conditions imposed by the court and his to break, not hers to override by her pleas.
However it does contrast with the women good /men bad mantra which permeates VAWG thinking.
The notion that women can't lie,be spiteful, manipulative and vengeful to achieve their own ends is a nonsense.
The sad thing is it does detract from the majority of women who genuinely need our help.
Despite this, I cant see much if any, time coming her way at sentencing. The undercurrent of policy seeming to be the mantra 'It may deter genuine victims from coming forward if they think they wont be believed'
