Sole Speaking Officer Rules are common sense policing reforms that require that only one police officer present at an encounter with a suspect be allowed to give orders to that suspect. This is particularly important to limit the escalation of tense police encounters where a suspect struggles with trying to comply with contradictory commands shouted at him by multiple officers. If you watch recorded encounters between debilitated and scared suspects and law enforcement, a trend you will often see is one where several officers respond, each shouting orders at the suspect, (often when pointing firearms at them) that conflict with each other. Sole Speaking Officer Rules seek to reduce injury and death by requiring that law enforcement conduct themselves in a more professional manner that does not frustrate and confuse suspects that are willing to comply.
by Sole Speaking Officer October 31, 2023
Get the Sole Speaking Officer Rule mug.A word used in New Zealand for Polynesian people. Kind of like sudo, abbo, lebo. Some people might call it a slur but it's not really. Originally from Samoan but people in New Zealand are racist so they just use it for all Polynesians including Māori people.
Shane: "Those two big soles are about to step me out what do I do?"
Jaxon: "Nah you're gonna get fucked up ow"
Jaxon: "Nah you're gonna get fucked up ow"
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Get the Sole mug.Refers to da past-heavenly combination created when a warmly-smiling chick obligingly places her pretty feet against yer chest when requested, so dat ya can savor both da comforting/soothing feel of her cute toes, arches, and heels against yer collarbone and solar plexus, and da positive and openly/deeply-loving energy dat she's affectionately "pumping out through her feet" and into yer chest.
Perhaps da term here should be "heart and SOLES", since da cutie is putting BOTH of her lovely delectable tootsies against yer chest.
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