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New offence to go alongside DWB. How much more do they want before admitting deep institutional racism?
New offence to go alongside DWB. How much more do they want before admitting deep institutional racism?
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well if it isnt exact - then you can say that 'I didnt say that ' cant you ? An overused comment I concede. I submitted an anagram of Richard Ingrams then editor of the notoriously accurate Private Eye as "Ignoramus errs" in one of their prizes
It didnt win - and is out by the a few letters
I am sorry the hair dryers are calling
(a ref to a particularly opaque comment a few days ago)
well if it isnt exact - then you can say that 'I didnt say that ' cant you ? An overused comment I concede. I submitted an anagram of Richard Ingrams then editor of the notoriously accurate Private Eye as "Ignoramus errs" in one of their prizes
It didnt win - and is out by the a few letters
I am sorry the hair dryers are calling
(a ref to a particularly opaque comment a few days ago)
my take - I am not sure
women tend to use poison when they kill
whereas men use violence
but I am not sure it is sexist to say so
anyway police owned cars are flagged arent they?
and even I have noticed the majority of drug dealers were non white and the majority of mules are white teenagers on bikes.
so I really dont know what the answer is
women tend to use poison when they kill
whereas men use violence
but I am not sure it is sexist to say so
anyway police owned cars are flagged arent they?
and even I have noticed the majority of drug dealers were non white and the majority of mules are white teenagers on bikes.
so I really dont know what the answer is
It's irrelevant because the guy you recall was dealing drugs. Suspicion of that would be a legitimate reason for stopping him, whatever his skin colour.
In this case, Charles Ehikioya was not dealing drugs and in his opinion as a Met police inspector there was no reason to pull him over other than something trumped by the officers who did it, who hadn't even activated their body cameras. He believes he was pulled over simply for being black, he's tried to handle it through an internal complaint and he's got nowhere. So he's gone public.
When white police inspectors are pulled over, it's not because they are white.
In this case, Charles Ehikioya was not dealing drugs and in his opinion as a Met police inspector there was no reason to pull him over other than something trumped by the officers who did it, who hadn't even activated their body cameras. He believes he was pulled over simply for being black, he's tried to handle it through an internal complaint and he's got nowhere. So he's gone public.
When white police inspectors are pulled over, it's not because they are white.
He was pulled over in this case because of the alleged manner of his driving i.e. excessive speed and a possible traffic light offense. Two moving traffic offences which are sufficient grounds to stop and,if necessary request a breath test. You are suggesting that because he is a black driver these alleged offences should be ignopred.So what if the officer momentarily failed to switch on his body cam.He did so soon after exiting his car. If I had been stopped in myy car I would of been out of my driving seat like a shot not refusing to get out. A police inspector with 22 years service should know the rules and reasons an officer may have to stop anyone including a simple driving licence production.
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