Steven
Active Member
Can't remember what I was going to say now.
It is working until 9.30pm that'll be doing it. :icon_wink
Can't remember what I was going to say now.
It is working until 9.30pm that'll be doing it. :icon_wink
Only on that ocassion but it has been mentioned .:icon_wink
It is working until 9.30pm that'll be doing it. :icon_wink
I dont drink that much.in fact once a blue moon
I think it is clear, if it isn't i will re-phrase to save this problem:
If the police officer did not warn the guy then he should be dealt with appropriately.
All coppers are ****s, the old saying is if you come across a good one kill the ****er because he will turn bad.
And for the record, why do they keep Harry Roberts in jail, is it for the fact he killed a couple of OB? Other murderers would have been let out by now.
That copper on the video should be arrested and dealt with. I wish death on the ****!
That's the trouble with you BG, you never say what you mean
You know Macky, I get fed up with listening to tossers backing the OB up, saying they do a good job etc etc etc.
The truth is they don't do a good job, and when they step out of line they want to be above the law.
You only have to go to a football match and see how they treat the fans, it's a disgrace,
Independant of this case, I have had several dealings with police on both sides and each one has been professional and "human". I realise other people may have had different experiences, but I don't believe that all or even the majority of the coppers are bad.
I had read that this bloke was a Millwall fan. What I didn't realise was that he had a Millwall shirt on at the time. I wonder what effect that might have had on the behaviour of the copper involved. I wonder how much it might change people's thoughts on the degree of provocation that might have been involved.
I couldn't tell what she was saying . So unless she was saying "kill the pigs" or whatever similar you may consider a threat I can not see how the copper can justify either wacking over the face in the first place or getting his batton out and hitting her with it.
He was another officer of the law who had no identifying badge on and I'm sure he could have just confronted the woman without resorting to violence. He could have warned her with batton in hand if he thought necessary and if she persisted or became a threat carry out the threat
Gotta love 'em, haven't you.......
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/video/2009/apr/14/g20-police-brutality-at-tomlinson-memorial
I think you're underestimating the intimidation the police are under. There are so many people there looking for a reason to confront the police. You could hear clearly what the woman said. She shouldn't have been saying those things or even confronting the cop.
i agree not that i know what she said but she shouldve moved away the 1st time the police motioned her to move, to me she was antagonising the police
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