I worked with a DC (Walkie Talkie Walker) who relayed John Fordhams’ story to me. He said he was there and in no possible shape or form was it self defence. “A slag’s a slag” as my old Ex RCS DS used to say. Wise words.
I corrected it Geoff. Although I'll rephrase it in the OSPRE Style - "SMITH, who is drunk, enters a university refectory and takes a roast chicken from the refrigerator. He then breaks into a motorised caravan and consumes the chicken before driving away. At what point did SMITH commit (a) s.9 Theft act and (b) s.12 respectively?" :D
The lovable rogue.
Except, they’re generally not.
Did I miss humour in relation to your burglary story? Sec 12 Theft Act 1968 is TDA, 9 (1) (a) and (b) relate to Burglary.
You got me, my bad. Pocket book rules apply - I show my mistakes!
The Theft Act was beaten into the class at Detective Training School from Sec 1 to 25, you never forget!
I was probably hungover during that bit.
I worked with a DC (Walkie Talkie Walker) who relayed John Fordhams’ story to me. He said he was there and in no possible shape or form was it self defence. “A slag’s a slag” as my old Ex RCS DS used to say. Wise words.
Dom. S12 Theft Act. That's TWOC. How about a 9(1)(b) for the burglary.
Back to the Detective Training School for re-education.
Oh, hang on, they've abolished it...
I met Kenny Noye at Frankland once. Spotted me as plod in seconds. Even the screws hated him.
I corrected it Geoff. Although I'll rephrase it in the OSPRE Style - "SMITH, who is drunk, enters a university refectory and takes a roast chicken from the refrigerator. He then breaks into a motorised caravan and consumes the chicken before driving away. At what point did SMITH commit (a) s.9 Theft act and (b) s.12 respectively?" :D