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This is the entire crux of what I mean by an ‘advisory’ role. The Police do a lot more than just arrest people. In an ideal world, they would rather deter/advise than arrest. In the case of the guy who tweeted about a coup, I’d assume that was reported by someone else, as is their right (people in here have posted about reporting what they felt was a crime, even if they had nothing to do with it), and the local Police were tasked with attending his home to advise him not to post inflammatory things online, otherwise he could be charged with incitement of violence.
Rather than acknowledging the advise, I’m assuming that guy instead ran to the local newspaper to cry about Police time being wasted by someone reporting him, when he could have simply taken responsibility and not posted something stupid in the first place. |
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