is there any  place or circumstances where the police have no authority over me in england?
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On the grounds of embassies of foreign countries in England.
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For more about England, and its Parliament, go to www.nraila.com.  Type England's laws in the search window.\nYou'd be amazed at how the average citizen faces arrest and confinement just for trying to protect their homes, families, and selves against criminals. \n\nPolice state?  That's a laugh. the police can't or won't do anything to curb crime, while the justice system treats the criminals better than the victims.
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I think you were right to do what you did. No one should have to put up with stuff like that, no matter where they live. Especially if the Police are not properly handling it. At least, now you can get proof to show them and it isn't just your word against theirs.\n\nGood luck on this..........
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I think that information is not in the public domain. You might have to contact Wiltshire Police
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You have to tell them that you are performing a citizens arrest citing the reason and which CRIMINAL law has been broken. Then you have to inform them of their rights (same as Police), then hand over to police when they turn up. You can't search them, neither can you touch them (classed as assault).
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Sounds like a nosy neighbour.....\n\nGo to your local police station and ask them what can be done.
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You can get it from your local police station, but allow me to ask a question:\n\nShouldn't you know already?
809856
Is there a question in there some place, or just another anti police rant?
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Yes, the police can enter without consent if they believe a crime has been or is being committed. Underage drinking is a crime.
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If immigration didn't do anything, that chances are the mother is \nlegal.\n\nIf the police did not report the incident to child services, chances are \nthere is no abuse.\n\nOr is it that you or someone else just doesn't like the way the child\nis being raised.\n\nThank you very much, while you're up!!!
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It s not legal at all. You can get arrested for neglect if the authorities would know. But since no one said something, they wouldnt know.\nI m not sure what went on in the head of the parents, but under no circumstances is this legal. There would have to be a babysitter, neighbor, whoever in the same apartment then the child. \nYou can leave your child for a few hours when he/she is like 10 years old but not a 2 year old. NO WAY!\nWhen they come to visit in England, of course the English laws will apply. And im sure that England has a similar if not even the same law. So if anyone finds out, he/she will surely call the police.
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I don't know specifics but there must be, try contacting a police dept in a large city
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The police can detain any person at any time for reasonable cause and you can be held under suspicoun until you have been cleared or charged.  I believe there is a 72 hour limit on how long they may hold you till they must either free or charge you.
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try contacting Scotland Yard...
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Not quite, but there is the Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001....\n\nhttp://www.opsi.gov.uk/acts/acts2001/20010016.htm
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The short answer is that if you have no solid evidence, the police will not listen to you. Also, the person you accuse could sue you for slander.
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British justice system I'm afraid