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Police Open Door Policy - Reasonable Or Not?
Apparently this incident has divided opinion on social media with some criticising the police. It didn't look too bad to me. (You can start the video at about 1 minute without missing the incident.)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It was just bad timing on behalf of the police.The one that opened the door should have waited until the van had moved up a bit more,but by doing what he did, he was sure to catch the thief.
If he hadn't done that, then the thief would have spun his bike round and disappeared up an alley or somewhere the police couldn't catch him.
So bad timing but good timing.
If he hadn't done that, then the thief would have spun his bike round and disappeared up an alley or somewhere the police couldn't catch him.
So bad timing but good timing.
My first thought is that thieves risk getting injured when taking something and trying to get away from the police, and that is no different. But I reckon if serious injury had resulted there might be claims. Maybe a tactic only to be attempted when more conventional ways of catching the thief have been tried and failed.
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