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Rita_Poon said:
I have no idea where they keep finding these officers*

www.bbc.co.uk

Met Police special constable found guilty of sex offences

James Bubb, who now identifies as a woman named Gwyn Samuels, abused a position of trust, police say.
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There must be stats somewhere about how many police employees have been guilty of criminality during their employment. I’d love to see how it compares to a bank or similarly sized organisation.
 
Bedfordblue said:
There must be stats somewhere about how many police employees have been guilty of criminality during their employment. I’d love to see how it compares to a bank or similarly sized organisation.
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Like a certain establishment with altars and steeples, it seems to attract a certain type for access and enablement to the vulnerable.
 

Post office thread closed.

Robin Garbutt (former postmaster) case, a big part of the case against him (for murdering his wife in cold blood) was that he had his fingers in the till.
 

Rita_Poon said:
don't all flies eat flesh?
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An interesting question of which I didn't know the answer to and thus sent me to google. Apparently, the difference is that many flies will lay eggs in dead animals and their larvae (maggots) will eat the dead flesh, but there are only a few flies that will lay eggs in living tissues and whose larvae will eat living tissue. I guess this issue for ranchers is that if their cow or goat gets a small abrasion on their leg (and this goes unnoticed and they otherwise seem fine), they are susceptible to these flies laying eggs in that wound and the larvae will hatch and eat inward creating a lethal condition.
 
verreauxi said:
An interesting question of which I didn't know the answer to and thus sent me to google. Apparently, the difference is that many flies will lay eggs in dead animals and their larvae (maggots) will eat the dead flesh, but there are only a few flies that will lay eggs in living tissues and whose larvae will eat living tissue. I guess this issue for ranchers is that if their cow or goat gets a small abrasion on their leg (and this goes unnoticed and they otherwise seem fine), they are susceptible to these flies laying eggs in that wound and the larvae will hatch and eat inward creating a lethal condition.
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sheep dip.
 

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