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Thankfully, law enforcement is not the type of occupation that qualifies one for a work visa.
If you're nervous about losing your job as a public servant because you're a convicted sex offender, you might be a piece of shit. >

What, they’re going to sack Bastard Dave(Carrick), Wayne (Couzens)the rapist, Mark (Lindow)the rapist sex pest……..?
Close ranks boys, can’t be having anyone think we’re a bunch of cunts now.
As an afterthought, is this a higher % of sex pests than the church? >

Around 5% of the clergy are nonces which is in line with the general populace, not sure of the percentage for police >

I can't believe I'm going to say something that sounds like it's in defence of a churches, but isn't that 5% specifically the Catholic Church, and isn't it 5% have been accused?
Clergy is a pretty broad term and there are lots of denominations/sects where child abuse just isn't a major issue. And despite what reddit often loves to think, an accusation is just that. An accusation. >

It’s looking like the churches around the world have just as much a mass child raping problem as the Catholics. 
What the Evangelicals get away with doing to children is far more terrifying Mainly because they try so much harder to hide it. >

I would never let a child anywhere near an Evangelical, accused or not. >

Gonna be hard to find work as a bouncer in London for a while. >

Would you really want these people at clubs around drunk young women? >

I think that’s their point. >

Oh right. Thought they meant the job market for bouncers would be saturated by laid-off coppers, thus hard for folks to get a job. >

Actually, after rereading it you might be right. 🤷‍♂️ >

In the UK we call that a joke. >

Police being held accountable? There’s gotta be a catch. >

I mean its the UK. They have their problems, but generally they do like to hold the police to account. >

Isn’t the UK government just now trying to pass legislation to allow police to crack-down on protesters? And isn’t it being criticized by other nations and Amnesty International as an “abuse of power” and an “affront to democracy”? That same UK? >

Listen, we can hold then accountable for most things, but oppressing the poor? We might as well disband the police entirely if we have to start doing that >

Dude put the /s, some insane asshole is gonna think you're serious. >

In the US, domestic abuse is required to be a cop. >

If you don't hit your husband/wife, how can you be trusted to shoot a ~~dog~~ ~~kid~~ criminal? ^^/s >

You joke, but I watched a documentary about police training in utah; and the trainer literally said "if you can't shoot a grandma or a little kid who has a gun, you need to find another job." It was so insane. >

They also pretty much tell you to assume every kid and grandma has a gun. Plus qualified immunity makes the response to that assumption pretty safe (for a cop using lethal force), even if he’s wrong >

If a cop does a bad shoot, they just plant a gun next to the body. >

Hey fellow Americans.....this is awesome news. Cops are shitty everywhere, not just in the U.S. >

At least cops in other countries get fired and possibly even punished for being shitty. >

The abilities to be aggressive, racist, obey shitty orders, hit and arrest, and abuse those in your personal life are the requirements to be a police officer.    World wide.
When are these people going to wise up and start hiring police officers who are not as fucked up mentally as those they are trying to arrest and investigate. >

I’m glad they will face sack just like their victims had to >

They should be in prison, not just fired. >

I mean if their found guilty of a criminal investigation, their go to prison. >

Does that happen? Genuine question from someone used to US cops >

Yeah, there aren't many cases where their found guilty of a criminal investigation that doesn't end with them going to prison.
Unless said crime was something minor that doesn't come with a prison sentence. Even then they still lose their job and are banned from all forms of law enforcement within the country. >

I’m sure they could always get a job across the pond.