In yesterday’s post
entitled ‘The Judge’, I was surprised
to some extent at the pity shown towards the criminal. I am not an unforgiving person and my
thirty-one years in the police has not hardened me. I will merely say that the biggest
falsehoods (I will not call them lies)
are not told by police officers, but made by not only the criminals themselves
but by those representing them. Beware whenever you hear one of them say ‘My
instructions are........’
The
Defence Barrister.
‘My
instructions are’ the Lawyer. said,
‘ The
witness for the defence is dead,
The alibi we
intended to use,
Would only
tend to confuse,
The jury,
who, in their quest,
Will yet, I
pray, still do their best’.
‘ The cash
they found in his account,
Although I
agree, a large amount,
Was not that
taken from the till,
Will be
explained, he says he will,
Provide the
horses names and date,
On which he
won, my client will state’.
My client
was nowhere near the flat,
My witness
would have confirmed that,
The
footprint seen, was not his size,
The victim,
she is telling lies,
The knife
the police found in his car,
Was not his,
my instructions are’.
The Judge
awoke and used his gavel,
He tried his
best to unravel,
What had
been said, by the Defence,
‘ Sir. You
are talking pure nonsense,
He stole the
cash, its plain you see,
Your client
has already pleaded Guilty’.
------------Mike--------------
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