JT @jayhodd

@NaftaliHirschl Fake news, that's Bristol Cabot Circus 🙄

@IndiaWarZone @akku92 @airindia @flyingbeast320 @aajtak @ndtv @Boeing_In Have you not seen Final Destination?

@balabr @akku92 @airindia @flyingbeast320 @aajtak @ndtv @Boeing_In The images he's captured may help shed light on the cause. Yes, he may be someone who enjoys complaining to get free shit, but so what? In this case it's helps capture what could be vital information. Stop being a grump. Clearly the thing was falling apart. Good to call them out.

@airindia @DGCAIndia maybe the videos i captured during take off from delhi and landing in Ahmedabad could be of any help. @aajtak @SkyNews @BBCNews @ndtv

I was in the same damn flight 2 hours before it took off from AMD. I came in this from DEL-AMD. Noticed unusual things in the place.Made a video to tweet to @airindia i would want to give more details. Please contact me. @flyingbeast320 @aajtak @ndtv @Boeing_In #planecrash #AI171

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I interesting that Twitter started in South Park 😄

I'm currently sat in a static caravan in Bude watching a documentary on The creation of Twitter and the development of X. Interesting.

@Herts_Specials @HertsPolice Great picture!

Last night SINSP Josh and SC Matt were supporting @ASPNorthSom. Whilst on patrol they spotted a vehicle driving without lights. Stop resulted in an arrest for drug driving, no insurance, driving otherwise in accordance, possession of an offensive weapon and drugs supply offences.

@Bradderss2 Can you consider a transfer? Some forces are much much better than others.

Did you know.. that some of our volunteer officers work in specialist roles, such as roads policing? Danny, a qualified paramedic, has been a special constable with Avon and Somerset Police for 19 years and has undergone specialist driver training as part of his role.

@ArgyleBecky Don't be so ridiculous. As long as it's not an Irish coffee, then 100% no issue here. Get a grip you absolute melt.

@ASPRoadSafety @HighwaysSWEST @ASPolice Interesting how many people in comments are referring to 'he' - the post doesn't state the gender of the driver...

More insight to the recent drink drive HGV pulled over by our special constable RPU officer and colleague. The driver appeared in court and was sentenced to 19 weeks imprisonment, in addition to being disqualified from driving for 1,163 days. #couldyou orlo.uk/Btxph

Busy shift for SC Mark and S/Insp Josh last night in @ASPNorthSom Jobs included responding to anti-social behaviour, attending an RTC in Clevedon, reporting a driver for the use of a mobile phone and responding to reports of a domestic incident, resulting in an arrest. #couldyou

Tweeted this before. As the festive season approaches I make no apology for the language. Not written by me but sums it up perfectly. Been here FAR too many times doing “The Knock That No One Wants”#FLO #DontDrinkorDrugDrive 🚔

UPDATE | Met Police Federation Release Statement As Crowdfunding Campaign For Two Met Officers Reaches Nearly £50K Rick Prior [ @mpfvicechairman ], the vice chairman of the Metropolitan Police Federation [@MPFed ], has released a statement after two officers were sacked from the @metpoliceuk without notice following a six-week misconduct hearing that found two officers gave false statements about smelling cannabis after Ms Williams and Mr dos Santos were stopped and searched in central London. On 4th July 2020, officers from the Met's Territorial Support Group (TSG) [@MetTaskforce ] noticed a vehicle with blacked-out windows which was being driven erratically in Maida Vale, London. Officers were patrolling the area after an increase in violent crime. As reported at the time, the officers spotted a vehicle with tinted windows being driven on the wrong side of the road. It was alleged that the officers spotted the ethnicity of the driver of the car and that the stop and search was initiated because of this. However, this allegation was found not proven. As they attempted to catch up with the car, it made off from them at speed. The vehicle stopped, and after a few seconds, the TSG' carrier' caught up with it. It was alleged that the officer driving the carrier had initiated a pursuit that he was not authorised to do and that the vehicle being driven by dos Santos was 'boxed in'. However, the panel found this allegation not proven. Officers exited the police carrier, not knowing who was inside the vehicle or whether it might attempt to make off from them again. Inside the car was Bianca Williams and her partner, along with their 11-month-old son. Ms Williams recorded the point at which officers tried to secure the vehicle and its occupants on her mobile phone before uploading the footage to social media. The partial clip of the incident soon went viral. In placing dos Santos in cuffs, it was alleged that excessive force had been used. Again, the panel found this allegation not proven. Shortly after the incident, the Met released the following statement: 'At around 13:25hrs on Saturday, 4th July, officers from the Territorial Support Group were patrolling in the W9 area in response to an increase in violence involving weapons. 'Officers witnessed a vehicle that was being driven in a manner that raised suspicion, heavily braking and accelerating, which included driving on the wrong side of the road. They indicated for it to stop, but it failed to do so and accelerated off. 'The officers caught up with the vehicle when it stopped on Lanhill Road. 'The driver initially refused to get out of the car. 'The occupants, a 25-year-old man and a 26-year-old woman, were informed that they were being detained for the purposes of a search under Section 1 of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984. 'They were both handcuffed due to the officers' views, which took into account the manner in which the vehicle was being driven, that the vehicle was attempting to evade police, and due to the driver refusing to leave his vehicle. 'Following a search of the vehicle, the man and the woman, nothing was found. No arrests were made, and the occupants were allowed on their way." Speaking about the findings, Mr Prior posted on X: 'We continue to support the two officers dismissed after yesterday’s extremely disappointing GM panel findings and we have been in detailed discussions with the officers’ legal team today concerning appealing the two adverse decisions. Before I commented on this matter, I wanted to have read the panel’s Summary of Findings, which I did this afternoon. The vast majority of allegations against all officers were found to be unproven and were rejected. Allegations pertaining to honesty & integrity were found proven against two of the officers in relation to the smelling of cannabis. The stop and search was lawful and the search carried out under s1 PACE and not s23 MDA - so there was little to no advantage to provide an additional search ground in respect of the use of drugs - a point conceded by the panel. No complaints or allegations pertaining to race discrimination were upheld against any of the officers concerned. The IOPC’s statement is therefore highly misleading and supports the view that they are a politically influenced and partisan organisation. Couple of interesting points on the panel’s conclusions… 1. They discounted the possibility that any of the officers could have been mistaken about identifying the odour as cannabis. 2. They accepted that there had or may have been a smell of cannabis, but that this came from a source which was not from the complainants or their vehicle; examples provided by the panel being a passer-by, a vehicle or nearby building. 3. Having conceded point 2, they still found that the two officers were untruthful in stating that they smelt cannabis. 4. Allegations that two of the other officers did not smell cannabis were found not proven. The officers’ Fed Rep has done, and continues to do a fantastic job in supporting these officers. We will continue to support him and the two dismissed officers until all possible avenues of appeal have been exhausted.' As of the time of publishing this article, a JustGiving page [ justgiving.com/crowdfunding/C…] - set up to assist the families of the officers had raised nearly £50,000. The author of the page noted: 'This page has been created in order to support two former Metropolitan Police Officers who on the 25th October 2023 were dismissed without notice. 'PC Jonathan Clapham and PC Sam Franks. This comes at a time of great austerity where both will be affected by mortgage payments, food bills and general cost of living. 'Despite people’s personal views on this decision; this page has been created to solely support the officers and their families at this difficult time. So please refrain from airing them on this platform. Every penny will go to the support of the Officers and their families. 'Any support will be greatly received and appreciated.' If you would like to stay up-to-date with this story, then make sure you join our FREE channel on WhatsApp [ whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va… ]

@mbna I keep receiving post from you, sent to my address, for somebody else. Please can you get in touch so I can provide you further info to enable you to update your records.

It would appear Edward and Tulip Tattsyrup have boarded my train. #AnotherResonToDrive

Last night Special Constables from across Bristol, North Somerset & West Somerset regions came together to police Op Goldcoast; providing high visibility, proactive policing to Brean, Berrow and Burnham. 1/2