Ex-police chief condemns poll

10:00am Monday 22nd October 2012 in News

Former Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Ian Blair has encouraged people not to vote for police and crime commissioners on November 15.

Sir Ian, who lives in Oxford, said the police areas were too big for any individual to properly represent. He said: “I’ve never said this before, but I actually hope people don’t vote because that is the only way we are going to stop this.”

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Comments (4)

10:33am Mon 22 Oct 12

Darkforbid says...

Rubbish,,,
Rubbish,,, Darkforbid

5:28pm Mon 22 Oct 12

Robie says...

Are you applying for a job at the Oxford Mail Darkforbid?

You made as much effort with your comment as Oxford Mail did with this article.
Are you applying for a job at the Oxford Mail Darkforbid? You made as much effort with your comment as Oxford Mail did with this article. Robie

7:08pm Mon 22 Oct 12

Darkforbid says...

No me bad English... Plus didn't see the point, Just wondering if the new commissioner gets a red phone to call batman...
No me bad English... Plus didn't see the point, Just wondering if the new commissioner gets a red phone to call batman... Darkforbid

8:52pm Mon 22 Oct 12

JanetJ says...

After reading Khan Juna's withdrawal statement, I'll be taking Mr Blair's advice there is no other option. Whatever your opinion of the Police bringing politics into it can't possibly make things better.
After reading Khan Juna's withdrawal statement, I'll be taking Mr Blair's advice there is no other option. Whatever your opinion of the Police bringing politics into it can't possibly make things better. JanetJ

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