'Concern over Met police use of spit hoods on black detainees'https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/sep/02/concern-over-met-police-use-of-spit-hoods-on-black-detainees?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Tweet …
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Replying to @gmhales
It's about who is spitting at you not their gender or ethnicity. Do these people think cops detain a black person & decide to use it?

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Replying to @grahamwettone @gmhales
Unlike stop/search, compliance is a complicating factor. Don't spit, don't get spit hooded. Don't fight, don't get tasered, if properly used
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Replying to @brianpaddick @grahamwettone
Seems 2 poss grey areas: (1) if
#spithoods used pre-emptively where belief/concern that spitting may occur; (2) if not used on all spitters>1 reply 1 retweet 0 likes -
> in both cases there wld be the poss of bias. If neither apply, however, then focus on the detained suspect alone (in the MPS custody case)
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Replying to @gmhales @grahamwettone
Exactly, which is why further research is needed. Spit hoods should not be used preemptively & taser only as last resort. Should focus there
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We can use lethal force pre emptively, why is reasearch needed to determine If a spit hood is OK when someone threatens to spit?
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Further research needed to determine if spit hoods are used unjustifiably disproportionately against black people. That's the allegation.
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Who will determine whether police are disproportionately using spit hoods or that certain groups are disproportionately spitting.
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That's why you need research! HMIC I guess? Recorded reasons for using spit hoods, analysis of complaints etc
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With new use of force stats it can be researched but you advocated not using it pre emptively. There would be no stats if that were the case
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