what r the procedures when getting cautioned at the police station?

Answer 1

drop your pants and bend over, firmly pulling you ar se cheeks apart....

Answer 2

In my personal experience i was not charged twice, both times
no caution was read to me, on the first i was beaten, stripped naked, humilated and poked by both female and male officers whilst naked, left in a cell in a white paper clothing all night and allowed free with no charges honestly ,by the back door of the Polce station in Cornwall, second time i was beaten detained under 136, left with 3 male officers for a number of hours where upon my body was sodomised and raped. It is, as i reply at the moment being investigated by the Police Complaints Committee here in East Anglia, where i live now but i am sure it will be covered up like the last time in Cornwall, some years ago now!

Answer 3

Being "cautioned" at a police station is an oxymoron term in my neck of the woods. In other words, thats a contradition of words. If I were to be taken to the police station, there would be no words of caution. There would be a lot of questions they'd want me to answer. No, once they would have taken enough notice of me to be in their police station, I wouldn't be given a warning or caution about anything, only fingerprinted and photographed and a metal cot to lay on until they drive me to my new home.

Answer 4

Usually dependant if you were arrested, you would be interviewed and and would discuss the possiblities of what would happen if you reoffended, given the caution and alldetails disclosed.

However don't forget it really depends on the nature of he crime and the Police Officer your dealing with.

Answer 5

Well you have to have been arrested, and questioned, you have to have been offered legal advice, they usually make you say that you understand that you have been given access to legal counsell and then they formally caution you - I think they give you something to sign, but not sure if you have to sign it or not....hope this helps, also remember you are not obliged to say anything during a police interview.

Answer 6

Go in for an interview, say you're sorry, keep your tape for the memories and three years temporary record. Just stay out of trouble in those three years or the full force of the law will brought to use. Yeah right!

Answer 7

depening on the offence

you will be booked in your property baged and places into store placed into a cell were you will wait for the officer dealing he or she will then conduct an interview with you about the offence with your solicotor if requierd you will then be put back into the cell untill your photo dna and finger prints are taken you will then be told that you have a cauiston and will now have a criminal record. all done get your stuff and leave with your head hung in shame. sorry about spelling.

Answer 8

Make sure you have a solicitor. Doesn't matter whether you are innocent or guilty, you need someone away from the situation to advise you and look after your rights.

Don't enter conversation with them until you do as they will only try and twist your words into something suitable to them. Remain polite though.

Answer 9

You answer bail date, they give you a bit of telling off you leave and go to kfc drive through on the way back home!

Answer 10

caution and concusion, both are police warnings

Answer 11

turn up, announce yourself to the from desk, you will then be taken infront of a senior officer who will give you a talking to and tell you what the implications are if you do it again.