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  1. I think police have a hard time and very different from the version that Leslie Thomas dealt with when he was at a Barnados Orphanage in UK post war. He ran away and was missing for a while but no-one went after him with guns, and eventually he turned up at a station and told them he had run away and was giving up. So they spoke a little to him gave him a cup of tea and food, and a cell for the night and returned him to the Boys Home where he got a telling off. He became a famous author.

  2. Indeed. Police need training so that they have a rudimentary understanding of the law and can shoot well enough that they can stop murdering people for no reason. Continuing to not do this is just irresponsible

  3. If our state forces, police/military are forced to go down the same path as US state forces, then we are all in for a rough ride.

  4. National’s war against ‘Woke Policing’ wouldn’t have helped. Human decency, ‘Wokeness’ is humanities default position, soldiers police and para-militaries have to have it drilled out of them.
    But it comes at a cost in mental health.
    Personally, I have preferred the gentler Woke policing that followed in the wake of the ‘Terror raids; on Tuhoe.
    And I am sure that it was kinder on the police themselves as well.
    The new macho policiing policy will take a toll on the polce and the and the public and the police will need all the therapy they can get.