Colwyn resident, Gordon Anglesea (79) - a former Police Superintendent in the Wrexham area of North East Wales - was, on Friday past, found guilty of 'historic' indecent assaults involving one teenage boy and three others at Mold Crown Court.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-n...wales-37743661 ...
... it makes you wonder who
can be trusted these days, doesn't it!?!
One thing's for sure,... he won't be going sea fishing anytime soon.
Thats the problem Arthur, if someone is supposed to be in charge and should know the difference between right an wrong, well who is going to say he is a lair.
It makes you wonder who is interiewing these deviants, on their way up the promotion ladder.
Originally Posted by grahamw48
It makes you wonder who is interiewing these deviants, on their way up the promotion ladder.
Not really Graham...Think about it..The BEEB were getting away with it for years.. Dont get me started on the Catholic church!!
The list goes on..
Shame on us all!
.........Not really Graham...Think about it..The BEEB were getting away with it for years.. Dont get me started on the Catholic church!!too, (possibly)! But ...
... what about the all~pervading influence exerted by the so~called "free"masons?
Yep... good points gentlemen.
Wink Wink say no more , know what i mean, and the stupid hand shake too.
Welcome to our club
Ex-Police Chief Sentenced To 12 Years Imprisonment ...
... but is expected to lodge an appeal. Even without doing so, though, he's likely to only serve around eight years maximum ...
and possibly less if granted parole!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-n...wales-37861254
Whilst his victims - except one, who eventually committed suicide - have to live with the horrific memories of what he did to them.
Last edited by Arthur Little; 7th November 2016 at 20:00.
I wonder what happened to the £300,000+ he was awarded and would they have to pay interest if they even pay it back
... probably go into the coffers of the Police Benevolent Fund!
Sorry Arthur, but even as a joke a pretty uninformed (biased) thing to say.
It will be reclaimed by the newspaper with possible interest added
Yes, it was meant as aSorry Arthur, but even as a joke a pretty uninformed (biased) thing to say., John. *No malice intended towards the profession in which you served so diligently for upwards of 30 years, *I can assure you ... honestly!
Probably you're right.
... John ... where are you, John?
Tried to explain, though you'd gone.
Guess you treated my post with disdain,
Then deemed it wor~thy to complain;
Perhaps
And so for it ... you couldn't wait!
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