Am I Being Narrow Minded??

jd_1984 | 07:24 Mon 04th Nov 2013 | News

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-24799675

But, why do these people get anonymity orders imposed. Now he has slipped through the net, we all worry to what end? If there is reasonable doubt as to this persons activities in the first place, should we know?
Or is it against his human rights, innocent unitl proven guilty, racist to even mention this etc etc!!!

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chrisgel

The police also do not have the resources or even the man power to individually keep tabs on each and every criminal 24/7.

So are you also suggesting that they also shouldn't bother at all?

chrisgel

AOG - Flawed logic. It's a matter of priorities. I'm not aware of criminals flying planes into buildings or blowing up tube trains. That's more the sort of thing that terrorists do.
I would hope that once a person has been identified as a potential threat to the security of this country that they would either be arrested or at least have their movements monitored.
The fact that this man was being monitored sort of nullifies your argument don't you think?

Khandro

wasn't he fitted with an electronic tag, or did he remove it?

naomi24

Sanjeev Bhaskar on this morning's Wright Stuff (Channel 5) suggested that in the interests of security, burka wearers be obliged to have their names clearly written on their backs. Just saying.