Police Search and Booking in the UK!

[Brian R. VanCise]

This is just something that can happen to anyone in a LEO, Corrections, Security, Loss Prevention, etc. This individual was supposedly already searched prior to this and yet see what happens.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=061_1186316530

 

[Kacey]

Very disturbing. I'm glad the officer is all right.

 

[grydth]

All I have to say to every LEO on this site: Thank you!

 

[Sukerkin]

Thank the hypothetically-existant-Lord that the chap was both a looney and not trained in knife arts .

If he'd turned right and struck low, rather than left and high, then the poor officer would've had no chance - makes you consider how nice your life is doesn't it?

I'm impressed by how quickly everyone reacted once the threat became evident - after all this is a daily routine for them and to snap out of just-the-daily -grind mindset to "Eck! Bad things afoot!" on, to borrow an American expression, the 'turn of a dime' takes some doing :tup:.

 

[arnisador]

Thanks for sharing that disturbing story.

 

[Gordon Nore]

No second chances with a knife. Good clip.

 

[Yari]

Thank the hypothetically-existant-Lord that the chap was both a looney and not trained in knife arts .

If he'd turned right and struck low, rather than left and high, then the poor officer would've had no chance - makes you consider how nice your life is doesn't it?

I'm impressed by how quickly everyone reacted once the threat became evident - after all this is a daily routine for them and to snap out of just-the-daily -grind mindset to "Eck! Bad things afoot!" on, to borrow an American expression, the 'turn of a dime' takes some doing :tup:.

I agree. Had the knife been in stomach hight, and everbody falling in the room. No room for helping or even handling the kinfe effectivly (sp?).

/yari