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Police worker fired for backing psychics

Posted on Saturday, 14 November, 2009 | 4 comments

A police trainer in the UK is claiming he is the victim of religious discrimination after being sacked from his job for claiming that psychics should be used as a legitimate means with which to solve crimes.

A police trainer who was sacked for believing that officers should use psychics to solve crimes is going to court to prove he was the victim of religious discrimination.

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#1 Posted by Kensei on 14 November, 2009, 11:30
A victim of religious discrimination. So what? A control freak that wants to extend domination over other people using dark ages voodoo psychology? Mainstream religion or cult, its all garbage. A police state based on science is bad enough, but one based on so-called psychics is intolerable.

#2 Posted by behaviour??? on 14 November, 2009, 12:02
Whatever...physic is one of the many ways to solve the unsolved Thanks B???

#3 Posted by Paranormalcy on 14 November, 2009, 20:08
I think it is okay to consult psychics on cases if there does seem to be compelling reasons to do so, and especially if the investigation is at a standstill (though I doubt psychics provide any accurate useful info), but the officer pushed it - if your superiors say "No, I don't think so, d...

#4 Posted by brlesq1 on 16 November, 2009, 1:19
Wonder if somebody told him "no" about using a psychic and he went ahead and did it anyway.

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