Legalities of NI punting

[Clock]

As the new law of charging clients for using ladies in the south has recently got its 1st victim has scared me off using ladies down here for fear of losing my job, house, family, name in the paper.

I’m looking in Northern Ireland for ‘relief’ and I’m just curious should I get stopped by the PSNI, would it be a case of a stern warning and head back down south or would I be subject to the same treatment of caught by the Gardaì? (Name in paper, court, etc, etc)

Sorry if this has been asked before.

Cheers!

[TonyB]

As the new law of charging clients for using ladies in the south has recently got its 1st victim has scared me off using ladies down here for fear of losing my job, house, family, name in the paper.

I’m looking in Northern Ireland for ‘relief’ and I’m just curious should I get stopped by the PSNI, would it be a case of a stern warning and head back down south or would I be subject to the same treatment of caught by the Gardaì? (Name in paper, court, etc, etc)

Sorry if this has been asked before.

Cheers!

A friend of mine was stopped speeding there about 2 years ago in his southern registered car.
The police arrested him and put him in a cell.
They spent several hours asking him if he is a Catholic or Protestant. (He has an usual name)

They treated him quite badly for a relatively minor offence.
I think I would prefer to take my chances down here.
At least the Gardai just do their job, and hopefully leave you a loop hole to get out of it.

Or get a take out to your hotel room. I think that's a way that's pretty much impossible to be caught.

[slimboyfat]

A friend of mine was stopped speeding there about 2 years ago in his southern registered car.
The police arrested him and put him in a cell.
They spent several hours asking him if he is a Catholic or Protestant. (He has an usual name)

They treated him quite badly for a relatively minor offence.
I think I would prefer to take my chances down here.
At least the Gardai just do their job, and hopefully leave you a loop hole to get out of it.

Or get a take out to your hotel room. I think that's a way that's pretty much impossible to be caught.

Your friend would have a far,far higher chance of being killed or seriously injured in a car crash than a so called "punter" getting prosecuted for what the op is concerned about.
The fellow in Blanchardstown probably opened his mouth too much or helpfully signed a statement prepared by one of the guards.
If it is true that northern police were asking questions about someone being either Protestant or Catholic then the PSNI needs to be reminded that their name is not spelled RUC.

[BadToTheBoner]

Your friend would have a far,far higher chance of being killed or seriously injured in a car crash than a so called "punter" getting prosecuted for what the op is concerned about.
The fellow in Blanchardstown probably opened his mouth too much or helpfully signed a statement prepared by one of the guards.
If it is true that northern police were asking questions about someone being either Protestant or Catholic then the PSNI needs to be reminded that their name is not spelled RUC.

PSNI have to behave differently than Guards. Attempts at compromising their safety far outweighs any risk to the Guards.
He probably got asked a couple of times about being catholic or not, and overplayed what actually happened.
PSNI are a way more professional outfit than Irish Guards are.

[slimboyfat]

PSNI have to behave differently than Guards. Attempts at compromising their safety far outweighs any risk to the Guards.
He probably got asked a couple of times about being catholic or not, and overplayed what actually happened.
PSNI are a way more professional outfit than Irish Guards are.

You not bad,you're just sad.

[homealone1]

PSNI have to behave differently than Guards. Attempts at compromising their safety far outweighs any risk to the Guards.
He probably got asked a couple of times about being catholic or not, and overplayed what actually happened.
PSNI are a way more professional outfit than Irish Guards are.

Surely that would make them very unprofessional and secretarian asking someone their religion?

[BadToTheBoner]

You not bad,you're just sad.

Where did I infer I was bad

[slimboyfat]

Where did I infer I was bad

You are now inferring that you don't know your own name

My apologies MrTOTHEBONER.
I was putting you and I on first name terms too soon.

[BadToTheBoner]

You are now inferring that you don't know your own name

My apologies MrTOTHEBONER.
I was putting you and I on first name terms too soon.

I didn't see what you were at slim.

[slimboyfat]

I didn't see what you were at slim.

Ah we're all friends again.
I'll just call you Bonehead (like the guy from Oasis)here on out.