Police chiefs 'dread' enforcing hunt ban
  By Valerie Elliott and Stewart Tendler
 
 
  POLICE chiefs warn the Government today that a blanket ban on
  fox-hunting would be almost impossible to enforce. 
 
  One chief constable says that he will not spend precious 
  resources snooping on people hunting on private land, and that
  he will put action against illegal hunts behind dealing with
  road accidents and robberies on his list of priorities.

  Writing in The Times on the day the Hunting Bill goes to a 
  Commons committee after Monday’s overwhelming vote for an 
  outright ban, Alastair McWhirter says the new law fills police
  officers with dread.

  Mr McWhirter, who is Chief Constable of Suffolk and rural 
  spokesman for the Association of Chief Police Officers, expects
  widespread flouting of the law. He thinks people will wear
  ordinary clothes instead of hunting jackets and claim that they
  are simply out riding with their dogs.

  http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-733433,00.html

  July 03, 2003 
 
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  "Perceptions" note:

  Are Chief Constables fools? - Do they think we are?

  For years UK police have been oppressing libertarians and 
  protesters (aginst corrupt taxation & bent laws), by simply 
  filming all protest events.
  
  UK's biased judges seem only too happy to jail _anyone_ 
  filmed by police at libertarian protests.

  UK's judges have been shown to be partial and untrustworthy
  - not to say corrupt: see "laworjustice" in Google. 

  Now we see our Police Chiefs are equally biased - not to say
  corrupt.

  "One law for the rich ... " (OLFOR)

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