Sussex wrote:
This sort of follows from the other thread about fitness and propriety.
Yes, and again maybe symptomatic of different councils approaching different things in a different manner.
And different police forces will approach such matters differently. And although councils don't have to be consistent with the approach of police, no doubt police opinion holds more sway with some councils than others.
Don't know what to think of this guy, to be honest.
Taxi driver tells crude jokes. I mean...
Taxi driver tells crude jokes in the public domain...
Taxi driver tells crude jokes about his passengers (real or imagined) in the public domain...
But a past rape allegation makes it a whole different ballgame, in my opinion. Of course, the signficance of that would depend on the nature of the allegation etc, but certainly a game-changer as regards my reading of the situation.
But even assuming he's totally harmless with regard to his passengers, very poor judgement putting this kind of stuff in the public domain.
And off the scale poor judgement for someone alleged to have raped a passenger, again even assuming he's totally harmless.