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<blockquote data-quote="Biggie" data-source="post: 338070" data-attributes="member: 24034">The austerity cuts were as a result of the previous Labour administration&#039;s &quot;light touch regulatory oversight and governance&quot; or whatever snappy sounding phrase they used, but I do recall that being trumpeted as best practice for fiscal policy, public and private sectors. Then along came the credit crunch fiasco and public money was used to prop up private institutions. When Tory/Lib Dem&#039;s and then the Tory&#039;s came into power the coffers were empty. Fewer crimes being detected is often a statistical product (can&#039;t think of a better way to phrase it), as new offences and added to the statute and the way that offences are recorded and cataloged.... so I understand.... If someone cuts off your bicycle chain and padlock, and steals your bike, now that&#039;s one offence of criminal damage (the chain) and one offence of theft (the bike). Once upon a time it was counted as one crime. Theft. Lies, damn lies, statistics.Women getting mugged, women getting assaulted.... men and boys are overwhelmingly the victims of crime, especially violent and homicidal crime. The police are well funded, and their priority should be the safeguarding of men and boys. The police charge suspected&nbsp; offenders but it&#039;s the CPS that make the final decision if there will be a prosecutionThe police service needs to be reformed on all levels and dragged into the common era and made to comprehend that they are here to police equally and fairly across the board. Police chiefs blaming Tory cuts.... Child Q, Charing Cross, Mark Duggan, Stephen Lawrence, Rachel Nicholl, Bianca Williams and Cressida Dick. Tory cuts to blame?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Biggie, post: 338070, member: 24034"] The austerity cuts were as a result of the previous Labour administration's "light touch regulatory oversight and governance" or whatever snappy sounding phrase they used, but I do recall that being trumpeted as best practice for fiscal policy, public and private sectors. Then along came the credit crunch fiasco and public money was used to prop up private institutions. When Tory/Lib Dem's and then the Tory's came into power the coffers were empty. Fewer crimes being detected is often a statistical product (can't think of a better way to phrase it), as new offences and added to the statute and the way that offences are recorded and cataloged.... so I understand.... If someone cuts off your bicycle chain and padlock, and steals your bike, now that's one offence of criminal damage (the chain) and one offence of theft (the bike). Once upon a time it was counted as one crime. Theft. Lies, damn lies, statistics. Women getting mugged, women getting assaulted.... men and boys are overwhelmingly the victims of crime, especially violent and homicidal crime. The police are well funded, and their priority should be the safeguarding of men and boys. The police charge suspected offenders but it's the CPS that make the final decision if there will be a prosecution The police service needs to be reformed on all levels and dragged into the common era and made to comprehend that they are here to police equally and fairly across the board. Police chiefs blaming Tory cuts.... Child Q, Charing Cross, Mark Duggan, Stephen Lawrence, Rachel Nicholl, Bianca Williams and Cressida Dick. Tory cuts to blame? [/QUOTE]

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