Why do the police never apologise when they've done wrong? | Thread profile

Want to remove this ad? Please sign in or register . http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/dorset/7493981. stm What's missing from that statement? Oh yes, "sorry". I don't even think they apologised for pumping several bullets into Jean ...

I'd sue

Quote: Originally Posted by ustarion http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/dorset/7493981. stm What's missing from that statement? Oh yes, "sorry". I don't even think they apologised for pumping several bullets into Jean Charles de Menezes. But it says the police did ...

The force said a senior officer had also visited the man and his family, who live in Bournemouth, and that an apology had been issued.

Quote: Originally Posted by PamelaL The force said a senior officer had also visited the man and his family, who live in Bournemouth, and that an apology had been issued. I'll take that apology plus £50,000 for emotional distress. The guy could easily claim he needs ...

Quote: Originally Posted by PamelaL The force said a senior officer had also visited the man and his family, who live in Bournemouth, and that an apology had been issued. A public apology should be forthcoming.

[quote]The force said a senior officer had also visited the man and his family, who live in Bournemouth, and that an apology had been issued.[quote] It does say that on the News item.

Wait, was the apology for the making him lay down on the ground, yell at him and hold a gun to his head or for the fact he got off the train in Bournmouth?

That's confirmed it - I'm definitely one of the lepers around here. re-dons invisibility cloak and heads for exit

Why do the police never apologise when they've done wrong? Sounds a bit like HM Revenue and Customs.