@copvscriminals1: Part 260 #sting #foruyou #uktiktok #ukpolice #unitedontiktok

Dark Spark :

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿Ang🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴 :

UkCopvsCriminals :

Brilliant 👏👏 xx

Slayne The Godd :

It’s horrible that he went through that but that doesn’t excuse him to do the same thing

Hassan.40x :

Well done team

scott :

another good catch 👍

(S)"UNIVERSAL RIGHTS"(E) :

Public Awareness: Truth, Decoys & Psychological Influence The truth matters — not how something looks online or how popular it is. Real child abuse existed in the past and must be taken seriously. Victims deserve protection and proper justice. The issue is how situations are created and handled, and whether what people are seeing reflects reality. Many online confrontations involve decoys, fabricated profiles, or roleplay scenarios and is unlawful. These setups often include leading conversations, repeated pressure, emotional language, and public humiliation. That can influence behaviour, decision-making, and perception — meaning responses may not be made under normal conditions. These tactics mirror psychological influence methods used in structured systems, including military-style PSYOP, where repetition, stress, and social pressure are used to shape outcomes. When applied publicly, this can distort reality, influence viewers, and push strong emotional reactions, especially when serious terms are used without full verification. Relying only on chats, screenshots, or edited clips is not always concrete evidence, as interactions may be influenced. Bringing in family members or unrelated people spreads harm and misinformation, targeting those with no involvement. Decoys themselves are acting unlawfull under god  manipulation, coercion, or humiliation, it can cross into unlawful conduct and undermine the reliability of what’s being presented. 📜 Protection from Harassment Act 1997 → repeated targeting or distressing conduct 📜 Malicious Communications Act 1988 → causing anxiety or distress 📜 Public Order Act 1986 → abusive or intimidating behaviour 📜 Fraud Act 2006 / Sexual Offences Act 2003 / Data Protection Act 2018 / GDPR → deception, misuse of identity/data, fabricated scenarios Effects on mind and body: confusion, fear, guilt, hypervigilance, impaired judgment, stress, and emotional exhaustion — all of which can alter behaviour and perception. ⚖️Why it matters: saying volunteering or any other label doesn't override gods law ensuring family safety.

jt :

well done guys!!

Janette Hirst :

❤️❤️❤️

Joy Walton :

😡😡😡

maxpaddy :

👏👏👏

heathergrant72 :

😡😡😡