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Re: Would you give this man a licence to drive a Taxi?
There is no personal information given, tying this information to an actual person. This could all be hypothetical ....
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The guy is obviously an habitual offender, there is no way he should be given a licence.
Judging by his record he is capable of anything. It's not just kids we should be worried about but you wives and girlfriends too, coming home by themselves a bit worse for wear after a night with the girls. Wold you want this guy driving her home????? |
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Nidge, can I ask how you came by this information in the first place?
Has it been published on some other website etc? |
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Whilst crimes involving 'interfering' with children should, in my opinion, result in spending the rest of the offender's life in prison - that is a topic for another thread I'm sure.
Like it or not, this person comitted his crimes about 30-40 years ago and under the justice system presently in place he has, as they say, served his time. He disclosed his convictions as was required, and unless there is a provision saying that Mansfield Council will not grant licenses to people with such offences on record, then I cannot see how they have acted improperly. Whether it is morally right is another matter. Another issue here is where would you want to draw the line? If he applied for a job in a burger bar? Supermarket? Street cleaner? Or would you rather that we all suppoted him as a long-term unemployed individual becuase no-one would give him a job becuase of his crimes a generation ago? |
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where does it say when he committed those crimes??
The date stated is the date of the act of parliament isn't it? I.E. indecency with children act 1960 S.1 = section 1 of the indecency with children act published in 1960. So they could be more recent. Not that it matters, once a pedo always a pedo. Once offending, always offending - ask any parent. |
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The head of the council.
Isnt there some form of council watchdog... oh yes, so there is. www.bbc.co.uk/watchdog :D |
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Even so, one presumes that this individual has served his sentances according to the justice system. I know it's the other end of the scale but say you had your driving license taken away because you had maxed out the points through speeding, would it be right to not be able to work as a driver ever again? With regards to tackling the head of the council, this is not the place to start, they are acting within guidelines only and could not be seen to be removing someone's right to work. |
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AFAIK if someone has committed ofences against children they go on "the" register & are prohibited from working where they can be in contact with children.
Full stop. Is there a time limit to being a pedo? |
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Like I said before, where do you draw the line? Burger bar, supermarket, streetcleaner? All these could potentially bring the person in contact with children.
What I would also point out here, as there has been publicity about this case, then it would unlikely that any cab company would put this individual in a position where he's taking unaccompanied children on journies. |
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No he should not get a job as a taxi driver.
The only job that pond **** like this deserve are as live targets on a firing range. |
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