Chief Inspector Kim Molloy of Notts police was arrested by her colleagues after a suspected shoplifting incident at a Tescos Extra. A "rising star" of the force, she is alleged to have been trying to get an unofficial 'discount' on her make-up.
DISLCAIMER: The authors of this article are not opposed to the practice of reappropriating Tescos merchandise. It is strongly encouraged :)
However, when the people who are supposed to devote their lives to upholding law and order get caught in the act, it is always worth making public. The hypocrites seem to think that the law doesn't apply to them.
It's not an isolated incident. Two Sussex Chief Inspectors were caught taking wine from a Marks and Spencers in Shoreham last year:
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/10/409904.html
Just remember these incidents next time you hear about corruption only happening in the "third world"...
However, when the people who are supposed to devote their lives to upholding law and order get caught in the act, it is always worth making public. The hypocrites seem to think that the law doesn't apply to them.
It's not an isolated incident. Two Sussex Chief Inspectors were caught taking wine from a Marks and Spencers in Shoreham last year:
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/10/409904.html Just remember these incidents next time you hear about corruption only happening in the "third world"...
Not an isolated incident
28.11.2009 19:36
Copwatcher
She heads up a community programme & was leading a female mentoring
28.11.2009 23:34
I ve been fitted up & attacked more than once mainly by the metropolitan police. That doesnt mean most of the police want to work for a corrupt system more than they work for or support democracy, many of them know there would be much less demands if we live in more real democracy.
Socialism in the soviet union did much to discredit itself, then again all commies arent bastards either
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