Met Police Telling People Not To Wear Expensive Watches.

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https://www.reddit.com/r/rolex/comments/y4rh2x/london_police_driving_around_with_led_billboard/

Give it up if someone wants it.

Imagine if they said the same thing to women, don't wear short skirts, high heels, skimpy clothes, if a man wants it just let him.

What has London become.?

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For clarification - have a look at this report:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11108187/Police-warn-rich-not-flaunt-200-000-watches-public.html

[Atheist]

Bobbi - 15:25
You should be ashamed of your comment.
A - It's nothing to do with Sadiq Khan
B - If he's a "little nerd", how would you describe yourself?

[ZebuSanctuary]

// some are good and some are not so good ( police forces) //

With 40+ Police Forces throughout the UK, all would claim to be servants of the public. True! It's also true that each force operates with a degree of autonomy. For example, policing practices carried out on a sink estate would be very much different to policing methods applied to those living in say; Mayfair or Westminster.

This is not to defend Police Forces. Boy o' boy, they have a very difficult job to do. Given the countless number of scenarios the police will face, the subsequent variations of how each individual officer might tackle and/or respond to a particular incident, it's inevitable that the 'lines of law enforcement' become blurred.