The chief constables of West Mercia, Warwickshire and the West Midlands still refuse to discipline MacKaill, Hinton and Jones.
He refused to discipline or even substantially bench the linebacker Jeremiah Pharms, who he knew was in trouble with the law, or the superstar tight end Jerramy Stevens, who was accused of raping a sorority girl (no charges were filed).
Last year, he and his wife went to the police after the school, they said, refused to discipline a boy who had threatened their son, then 8. His support turned to outrage when his son was suspended this month and a letter was put in a police file after the boy, now 9, joked with other boys about selling tickets to kill a girl.
While the Tindall allegations have already received extensive coverage, Johnson has refused to discipline the player, insisting he had merely been "inaccurate in his recollection of the events of the night" rather than attempting "an orchestrated cover-up" following the release of CCTV pictures which showed him visiting a second bar in Queenstown with a blonde companion.
We all detest closed worlds: the Vatican and its dismissal of the paedophilia scandals as "idle chatter"; the Palace of Westminster, whose members couldn't understand the public outrage about their expenses; the police forces that refuse to discipline errant officers.
In 298, Maximilian, a soldier in Tebessa, had been tried for refusing to follow military discipline; in Mauretania, again in 298, the soldier Marcellus refused his army bonus and took off his uniform in public.
In past shooting cases in which the commission went against Beck's recommendation, the chief has angered the board by refusing to hand down discipline or giving only written admonishments.
Neild was not a supporter of party discipline, refusing to follow Sir Josiah Symon's leadership of the Free Trade Senators.
Lancashire miners' leaders decided yesterday to defend what they claim is their right to discipline other colleagues for refusing to join the strike.
Knight was disciplined about refusing to collaborate, but hopeless with money.
