Maybe some things are changing?

[Saffrongael]

On Spotlight now, an awful shower.

Tyronies?

[oakleafgael]

On Spotlight now, an awful shower.

Tyronies?

Ach I have maybe been living amongst them to long but they aren't the worst. Tonight just confirmed what has been said locally about them for a long time.

[johnneycool]

On Spotlight now, an awful shower.

Tyronies?

Ach I have maybe been living amongst them to long but they aren't the worst. Tonight just confirmed what has been said locally about them for a long time.

Was it in Omagh specifically?

I bet none of them will ever be disciplined, let alone shown the door

[brokencrossbar1]

I caught the last 10 minutes of this last night, shocking stuff altogether. They wonder why the communities don't engage with them? 

[orangeman]

Where the's no CCTV this old style policing is still taking place.

The politicians try to tell us that the PSNI have changed and should be supported. Programmes like this say something different.

Gerry was lucky he didn't get a hiding in the Antrim suite. 

[johnneycool]

Where the's no CCTV this old style policing is still taking place.

The politicians try to tell us that the PSNI have changed and should be supported. Programmes like this say something different.

Gerry was lucky he didn't get a hiding in the Antrim suite. 

These balloons were 'old style policing' even when there was CCTV FFS and even went ahead with the trials when the CCTV became available.

Maybe the judiciary are reconsidering the normal stance that police officers don't lie.

Unless a few of these lads lose their jobs and pensions then nothing will change.

[supersarsfields]

Where the's no CCTV this old style policing is still taking place.

The politicians try to tell us that the PSNI have changed and should be supported. Programmes like this say something different.

Gerry was lucky he didn't get a hiding in the Antrim suite. 

These balloons were 'old style policing' even when there was CCTV FFS and even went ahead with the trials when the CCTV became available.

Maybe the judiciary are reconsidering the normal stance that police officers don't lie.

Unless a few of these lads lose their jobs and pensions then nothing will change.

This is vital for the image of the PSNI. Anything else is just lipservice.

[orangeman]

Where the's no CCTV this old style policing is still taking place.

The politicians try to tell us that the PSNI have changed and should be supported. Programmes like this say something different.

Gerry was lucky he didn't get a hiding in the Antrim suite. 

These balloons were 'old style policing' even when there was CCTV FFS and even went ahead with the trials when the CCTV became available.

Maybe the judiciary are reconsidering the normal stance that police officers don't lie.

Unless a few of these lads lose their jobs and pensions then nothing will change.

This is vital for the image of the PSNI. Anything else is just lipservice.

Take it a step further. These cops framed those charged with very serious offences and it didn't and wouldn't have caused them a thought whenever those charged would have ended up with criminal convictions and all that goes with having a record.

So the judge said, in some of these cases that the evidence was dreamed up and concocted and corroborated by them all.

Why not charge them with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice or something like that ? Turn the tables on them. It's good enough that the PPS Barrister just says "ah sure that's alright, we'll forget about the charges and we'll go home now."

[orangeman]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-27769494


Maybe - maybe not.

[orangeman]

Maybe

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-27931959

[Eamonnca1]

CCTV has put a stop to the doctrine of porcine infallibility.