Journo bung probe cops cuff armed-forces bloke and wife
Met cops investigating allegations of corrupt payments to police and public officials arrested two suspects in Surrey this morning. A 32-year-old woman was cuffed at her home in Chertsey at 6am BST, and her 42-year-old husband - who is a serving member of the armed forces - was nabbed at a separate address in Camberley half an …
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Camberley?
That means Sandhurst. Someone is in big trouble.
Re: Camberley?
That's what I thought. There are some areas where disloyalty is at the very top of the list of wrongs.
Re: Camberley?
"That means Sandhurst"
Maybe. Or any of the Aldershot cluster. Or commuting into Whitehall.
Re: Camberley?
"disloyalty is at the very top of the list of wrongs"
If it is a Sandhurst based individual, I doubt that counts as at the very top. As for disloyalty, I don't think we're talking about defence secrets, merely passing tittle tattle to the red tops. Of course, there's every chance that a different sort of red top will now be wanting information from them.
Re: Camberley?
As for disloyalty, I don't think we're talking about defence secrets, merely passing tittle tattle to the red tops.
“If I had to choose between betraying my country and betraying my friend I hope I should have the guts to betray my country”.
Charges
Is anyone running a count of the total number charged from the various operations?
They are going to have to build a court with a conveyor belt.
Re: Charges
Must be approaching thirty. Unfortunately the Evil Old Git In Chief looks likely to get away scot free, which seems par for the course in British "justice".
Unfortunately the Evil Old Git In Chief looks likely to get away scot free
I guess that depends on what Rebecca knows and weather she thinks his pay off matches the prison time she gets
@NonNomNom
So it was you! Well done for finding a means of posting from your cell.
Headline!?!
Who writes these headlines? Dick van Dyke's Bert in Mary Poppins, or any of Guy Ritchie's low-level criminals?
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