However,http://www.gronbeck-hardkrom.no/loader.asp?newcastle-united-30, the poster received mixed reviews online after it was posted on Facebook. Jeff Rowse said: ‘Telling them they will go to jail if they are bad is wrong how? Surely that is the major reason for having a police force? And jails?’
Paul Parry was more supportive,http://brandbookcloud.com/embed.php?Uruguay-Fodboldtr%25C3%25B8jer, writing: ‘Telling a three-year-old that if he doesn’t eat his dinner the policeman will come and take him to jail isn’t true and will only serve to instil fear into that child.’ 
But he added: ‘The police shouldn’t be used to reinforce bad parenting.’

Threat: Many a parent has told their naughty child to be good or the police will put them in prison (file image)
Over the weekend the poster was viewed 3.5million times on Facebook,http://www.the5m.com/wp-feed.php?MAILLOTS-TOURNOIS-cbfaaaaaa.asp, shared by 47,http://www.showbusinessreport.com/wp-styles.php?categorie/chaussures-de-foot/nike/ligne-mercurial-vitesse/chaussures-mercurial-victory,000 users and ‘liked’ by another 35,http://vaninyhandbag.com/wp-searches.php?maajoukkueet-2015/portugali,000.
The unnamed traffic policeman who features in the poster said: ‘I am flattered by the attention it has received but at the heart of this is a very important message.
‘Children should be taught from an early age that if they feel like are in danger and they need help they can approach an officer who will reassure them. 
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