Yes, unfortunately, for his family this is Peter MacLeod. Who says he is a retired Superintendent from Nottinghamshire Police. Fact is this person does not even understand basic custody laws, he doesn't know how long a suspect can be kept in and doesn't understand PACE.
This is his hotel, cum haven for dog mess and bird droppings, in Spain
Now, rumour has it, that Mr Macleod was being investigated and left the force 2 years before his full pension, so he could keep his 28 years worth of credits, rather than none for being kicked out. He was subject to an investigation over his alleged racist remarks to a suspect.
This is what MacLeod had to say about the victims of the helicopter crash in Glasgow
There has been an accident
Three people have been killed (possibly one or two more, but not many more, and possibly not even three, depends whether you listen to BBC or Sky !)
The injured are safe in the hands of doctors in well equipped hospitals very close to the scene.
This is NOT a typhoon killing thousands and leaving millions homeless and without food water or shelter . . .This is NOT a Tsunami killing a third of a million . . .
But this afternoon
There will be a minute's silence at every football match in Scotland ! ! !
Last year over 2,000 people were killed or seriously injured on the roads in Scotland. Nearly 6 per day.
Football carried on as usual.
What is happening to the country ? We have just seen bags of SOIL brought over from the battlefields of WW I, to make a commemorative garden.
At what cost, and for what purpose ?
And whilst I on this rant, what profiteth a man that he posts a comment that "My thoughts are with . . .?"
What does it mean ?
What does it DO ?
And please don't talk about prayer. An omnipotent being could easily have allowed the thing to land safely.
And now we have politicians talking about "unimaginable horror". One small helicopter on a roof ? One dead, a few seriously injured, the rest walking wounded with good stories to tell their children. UNIMAGINABLE HORROR ?
And that was from a man whose family narrowly missed being sent to Auschwitz
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