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Dianne Abbott Accuses Police Of Using Disproportionate Levels Of Force When Arresting Young Black Men.
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How does she know what level of force is needed to arrest drug induced criminals?
/// The incident in Harlesden was filmed by bystanders and posted on social media. The footage shows an angry crowd and bottles being thrown at officers. At one point the suspect – arrested on suspicion of possession of cannabis, obstructing a drugs search and two counts of assaulting police – appears to try to bite an officer. ///
How does she know what level of force is needed to arrest drug induced criminals?
/// The incident in Harlesden was filmed by bystanders and posted on social media. The footage shows an angry crowd and bottles being thrown at officers. At one point the suspect – arrested on suspicion of possession of cannabis, obstructing a drugs search and two counts of assaulting police – appears to try to bite an officer. ///
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Perhaps this is why they need to be a bit heavy handed.
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I think she’s right. However, i also think that’s because of officers exsperience on the field. Stereotypes are based on anthropology.
I do think the reason for this is mostly because they keep removating areas and making them ‘hipster’ and too expensive. A good example of this is the cereal cafes on brick lane.
I do think the reason for this is mostly because they keep removating areas and making them ‘hipster’ and too expensive. A good example of this is the cereal cafes on brick lane.
Am I surprised? Not one jot.
Coming from an abhorrent apology for woman hood who applauded her fellow MP Bernie Grant for stating that, after a police officer was hacked to death with a machete for attempting to protect fire officers,"the police got a bloody good hiding"
If that is the support from a wannabee Home Secretary that the Police can expect she will have NO police officers to juggle her ridiculous numbers and costing.
"The police officer who was killed was named the following day as Sunderland-born Pc Keith Blakelock, aged 40 and a father of three.
He and his colleague Pc Richard Coombes had been trying to protect fire-fighters tackling a blaze when they were attacked by an angry mob.
Police in riot gear occupied the estate for two months after the riot, using police dogs, helicopters and surveillance equipment.
Three men - Winston Silcott, Engin Raghip and Mark Braithwaite - were convicted of murdering Pc Blakelock in 1987, but cleared on appeal four years later amid claims the evidence in the case may have been fabricated.
Pc Blakelock was posthumously awarded the Queen's Medal for Bravery.
Police in London began a review of his killing in 1999 after pressure from his widow, Elizabeth Johnson.
Detectives are still trying to gather fresh evidence on the murder. In October 2004 the blood-stained, slashed uniform he was wearing was removed from Scotland Yard's Black Museum for DNA testing. "
//Soon after the riots Labour council leader Bernie Grant was condemned from all sides for saying, "What the police got was a bloody good hiding." //
Coming from an abhorrent apology for woman hood who applauded her fellow MP Bernie Grant for stating that, after a police officer was hacked to death with a machete for attempting to protect fire officers,"the police got a bloody good hiding"
If that is the support from a wannabee Home Secretary that the Police can expect she will have NO police officers to juggle her ridiculous numbers and costing.
"The police officer who was killed was named the following day as Sunderland-born Pc Keith Blakelock, aged 40 and a father of three.
He and his colleague Pc Richard Coombes had been trying to protect fire-fighters tackling a blaze when they were attacked by an angry mob.
Police in riot gear occupied the estate for two months after the riot, using police dogs, helicopters and surveillance equipment.
Three men - Winston Silcott, Engin Raghip and Mark Braithwaite - were convicted of murdering Pc Blakelock in 1987, but cleared on appeal four years later amid claims the evidence in the case may have been fabricated.
Pc Blakelock was posthumously awarded the Queen's Medal for Bravery.
Police in London began a review of his killing in 1999 after pressure from his widow, Elizabeth Johnson.
Detectives are still trying to gather fresh evidence on the murder. In October 2004 the blood-stained, slashed uniform he was wearing was removed from Scotland Yard's Black Museum for DNA testing. "
//Soon after the riots Labour council leader Bernie Grant was condemned from all sides for saying, "What the police got was a bloody good hiding." //
Z-M, depending on how much patience you have, the following may answer your question.
Fair warning though, do not drive or operate machinery after reading. :-)
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Fair warning though, do not drive or operate machinery after reading. :-)
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Crafty lady. Guaranteed re election and a lucrative career continues.
She condones lawless behaviour from blacks, because it gets her votes.
Is it racist to say, as I do, that black culture is disgusting and a drain on our country.
Any black person who lives as we do is as far as I am concerned, most welcome.
But knives? Grime? Black culture? Black demands? Nah!
She condones lawless behaviour from blacks, because it gets her votes.
Is it racist to say, as I do, that black culture is disgusting and a drain on our country.
Any black person who lives as we do is as far as I am concerned, most welcome.
But knives? Grime? Black culture? Black demands? Nah!
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