Maybe I'm naive, but if an 'unmarked' car stopped me and said I was being followed, warrant card or not, I wouldn't be going in the car. I know you can't always say exactly what you would do, but I'd like to think that I'd thank them for warning me and ask them to wait with me whilst I called my dad/friend/etc etc. I just cannot see myself getting in an unmarked car, willingly.
This just reminded me of something that happened years ago when I was about 14 or 15. Me and my friend were walking near our houses, it was dark maybe around 10 or 11 or later I cant really remember. I think we were walking to shop or chipper or something.
A car pulled up beside us with like 2 or 3 men and they rolled down the window and said something. Probably how's it going or something similar, well me and my friend took off running like lightning and screaming, the car came after us, I still remember the absolute fear and panic and feeling like I was running for my life. I actually thought I was going to die.
Then I was aware of blue lights and after a few seconds we realised it was the
head undercover guards (police). I dont know if they stopped because we looked very young to be out or if they were looking for someone or just checking what we were doing but like looking back now we should have told our parents and complained.
I dont know wtf they were thinking approaching 2 young girls late at night out of the blue, they should have turned on the lights first or something.
If that happened me now I would lose my
tit! The undercover police really don't like police at all its crazy! I know in films and stuff the "narcs" are so obvious but any I've met have not stood out at all!
One thing I’m not understanding is that everyone keeps talking about her breaking lockdown on twitter and even on websleuths, and while it’s completely irrelevant, is it not possible they were in a bubble?
Yes or maybe she was going bringing medicine or going to get a bank card or something to do an errand like there's essential reasons she could have been there as well. And even if it was a social visit, during the first lockdown I did go to friends house once or twice, you would crack up if you didn't see anyone at all!
. It scares me to think back to when I was a young woman at uni. Yet us women are always made to feel like we did something wrong and we did not!! Parents need to be educating their sons from a young age.
