I won't be in the area, but you are in for a good day out.
Warped are a very well known company in UK paintball. They also run the UKs largest paintball game over a weekend.
A little advice - getting hit by paintballs does hurt, but only for a moment.
If you sit at the back hiding you will find it hurts more when you get hit. Take a moment to run around like an idiot and get the adrenaline running and you will feel nothing.
Everything that is essential will be supplied, but I recommend wearing fingerless gloves.
Wear comfortable clothing in layers. You will be supplied with overalls but they won't provide any padding. Something like a t-shirt and a sweatshirt will give you plenty of protection under the overalls. A little scarf is handy to protect your neck. Good footwear is essential. High heels look good but are not ideal for running in the woods.
Spare clean clothes are essential for the journey home, and some wet wipes will always come in handy for a freshen up.
As shown in the prices expect to use 500 paintballs if you like to sneak around, but allow for 1,000 for a good shootout. You will often see tickets being sold at £10 for a days paintball but then people get a shock when they use all their 'free' paint in the first game. Rockcpluk have wisely shown the realistic cost. If you want a little more paint on the day then get together with others and buy about 1000 at a time - that way you will get the best cost.
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BigWiltshire
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 56
0 miles · Wiltshire
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In the video of the incident it is reasonable for him to push her away, he is teling her to step back.
What he does wrong is the back hand slap, however she just called him scum.
As a professional police officer he should be able to disregard this. But this does not necessarily need criminal prosecution. Let the discipline process decide.
Regarding hitting her in the back of the leg and pictures online of the 'injuries', this is standard practice and as per the training he is given.
Either as a hit to a fleshy area to allow it to hurt but with less risk of real injury, or behind the knee to drop someone and restrain them. (Standard training and procedures)
Brusing is to be expected, there were likely blood bruising as well and the potential for a cut depending on what she was wearing and how 'flat' the area of impact was.
A risk from the juice:
I don't see the need for the defence as he has asked her to back away etc, but though we can think it's ridiculous in the heat of the event why would she throw or threaten to throw juice when it could be acid that she has decided to bring to a protest to throw at the police. Otherwise and most likely she had some juice and lashed out. Also possibly she deiberatlely brought juice to lash out to incite a response and then just say it was only juice.
What he does wrong is the back hand slap, however she just called him scum.
As a professional police officer he should be able to disregard this. But this does not necessarily need criminal prosecution. Let the discipline process decide.
Regarding hitting her in the back of the leg and pictures online of the 'injuries', this is standard practice and as per the training he is given.
Either as a hit to a fleshy area to allow it to hurt but with less risk of real injury, or behind the knee to drop someone and restrain them. (Standard training and procedures)
Brusing is to be expected, there were likely blood bruising as well and the potential for a cut depending on what she was wearing and how 'flat' the area of impact was.
A risk from the juice:
I don't see the need for the defence as he has asked her to back away etc, but though we can think it's ridiculous in the heat of the event why would she throw or threaten to throw juice when it could be acid that she has decided to bring to a protest to throw at the police. Otherwise and most likely she had some juice and lashed out. Also possibly she deiberatlely brought juice to lash out to incite a response and then just say it was only juice.
