Migrant Crime League Table

[fender62]

seen this topic brought up today on the tv news, other countries do it, does it help or discriminate, i have no problem with it being revealed, being curious as i am, i have a good idea already, having spoken to retired police officers from london and the north, not sure how it would lower the crime rates though.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13254217/Migrant-nationalities-crime-rates-Conservative-ministers.html

[Atheist]

fender, I agree. I think it's just another nibble to see if there is much support for this sort of thing.

[davebro3]

I think the cops know where to direct their efforts - whether or not they are up for the extra hassle is another question.

[douglas9401]

As an information gathering exercise with a view to revealing the truth it has to be a good idea, as long as a level playing field is used and cultural differences are dismissed.

We could probably start by calling it Illegal Immigrant League Table though, call a spade a spade as 'twere.

 

[THECORBYLOON]

Will there be a league table for criminals from the different regions of this country?

[davebro3]

//as long as a level playing field is used and cultural differences are dismissed.//

Why should cultural differences be dismissed - breaking UK law is breaking the law isn't it?

Whether or not telling the public when the authorities already know the score serves any useful purpose I'm not sure.

[davebro3]

https://crimerate.co.uk/

[Hymie]

Private Eye recently published an article on this topic; at the risk of copyright infringement here it is in full:-

Robert Jenrick demands analysis of most lawless groups in society

The Home Office has responded to Robert Jenrick’s calls for a breakdown of the most lawless groups in the UK, revealing that the most criminal group is not, as he expected, Albanian or Eritrean asylum seekers, but Conservative MPs.

 

‘Our study shows that Tory MPs are hugely over-represented in crime figures, with them being up to their necks in false accounting, fraud, drug taking and domestic abuse scandals.’ said a stunned Home Office spokesman.

 

‘We even know of one former Tory Minister* who demanded approval for a billion-pound housing development to save the developer Richard Desmond up to £50m, as it allowed him to beat the introduction of a new community infrastructure levy (CIL) just a few days later.

 

‘Such a wretched sleazy individual is exactly the sort of person Robert Jenrick would want removed from the country ASAP.’

* for those unaware, the former Tory Minister in question is one Robert Jenrick.

[douglas9401]

I mean not applicable/valid/up for discussion, dave, you know, dismissed.

[Gromit]

Deport the Albanians.

Problem is we have to catch them first. And our police have got petty bad at catching any criminals.

They will waste loads of money and resources making a table, and hardly anyone will be booted out.