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Don’t trust the police to keep your best interests at heart during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Despite public confidence in the police being at an all-time low, Brighton and Hove Police alienated the general public further by forcing people who were self-isolating on the beach to get up and move along, back into the crowds on the sea-front.
It is exactly this type of blind obedience and preference to socially engineer the public they serve, rather than fight crime, that allows low calibre governments to get away with atrocities such as genocide.
Don’t be a victim of viruses, thoughtless enforcers or incompetent leaders. Stay safe and think for yourself.
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Last week dozens of motor cycle deliverers chatting in close groups in West St, whilst traffic police close by checked drivers. Some Deliverers still doing it today. Since this is food delivery, isn’t that more hazardous and in need of attention than lone people on deserted beaches?Similarly last week there were dealers and a group of arguing/fighting users in green spaces near me. Advised to take long way round by kind passer-by, who said police had turned up and left? Same as for spring/summer last three years. Also, if someone is sad or depressed or unwell over- intrusion by police may have a dreadful effect on mental health. I have injured my knee and limp but have to walk my dog but did not dare rest today because police were on beach patrol.
Totally agree – “only doing my job” is not an excuse. Police need to have common sense and a spine not an attitude and truncheon. Keep safe.
I saw them doing this all day yesterday, walking right out to lone members of the public, miles from anyone, going up close to them and telling them to get back into the crowd and keep moving – the exact opposite to what common sense or an expert would advise. Blind obedience to their boss is shameful, many of them knew they were putting us at risk for no reason but didn’t have the bottle to use common sense. Almost funny if it wasn’t dangerous.