To the average
Australian when asked what a policeman (or woman) is or what the role of the
police is supposed to be, many definitions can be given by the general
populous, including, peace keepers, enforcers of the law, revenue raisers (in
relation to speed camera infringement notices), to just plain corrupt cops.
In Australia it is commonly accepted that
the police are government public servants, employed to keep law and order, and
respond to criminal activities.
According to Black’s
Law Dictionary the definition of police is as follows:
Police is the function of that
branch of the administrative machinery of government which is charged with the preservation of public order and tranquillity, the promotion of the
public health, safety, and morals, and the prevention, detection, and punishment of crimes.
From what the general populous ‘believe’
the police are, to what the factual reality is, there is quite a significant
difference.
Facts:
- The police in Australia are not allowed to work for corporations.
- Australia’s police are corporations registered in the various states, (see: http://corpau.blogspot.com.au/2013/11/abn-australian-business-numbers.html ) operating autonomously for profit, therefore are NOT part of any legitimate government structure.
- The profit / loss statements (from ‘jobs’) of these companies are kept secret from the public.
- In Australia, police ‘charges’ are not based on ‘laws’, but rather contractual ‘consent’ or agreements.
- Police salary /performance is based upon conviction rate or charges laid on the unsuspecting masses.
- The police CAN be secretly taped (video/audio) and the evidence used in Australian courts (read businesses).
The police are ever increasingly being caught
out committing illegal / ‘unlawful’ activities by the general populous, only to be broadcast on the global arena, via
social media websites which in some cases the ‘evidence’ is erased by governments.
What the majority of the general populous
do not understand is that when police approach you for questioning (for an
alleged ‘offence’), the police are actually trying to engage you into a binding
‘contract’.
If this (contract) is not established or consent
given (most times via police intimidation / threats) at the beginning, then there
is NO ‘LAWFUL’ AUTHORITY over you whatsoever.
Corpau has been made aware of a matter
involving police from the station of Melbourne’s north western suburb, of
Avondale Heights attempting to extort a confession from a law abiding citizen for an alleged offence that was never committed by
that individual.
The two female police ‘officers’ proceeded
to say that if the person owned up, since they have a ‘clean record’ they (the
police) will ‘let go’ the individual. The alleged offence was in relation to
apparent ‘shoplifting’ by the harassed individual.
The police acted without any investigation
into the matter or even viewing the closed circuit video footage of where the
alleged offence occurred.
Some frightened individuals, or people of a
less strong character, could easily succumb to police intimidation and admit to
a crime that they factually never committed.
The real question begs to be asked and
answered, is how many people are ‘criminals’ or even in prison due to corrupt
police and the judicial system incarcerating them for ‘alleged’ crimes
committed.
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