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1 hour ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:

I hope all the nasty people with knives are in court in the next week.

https://www.aol.co.uk/woman-stabbed-notting-hill-carnival-224429831.html

Come on TWO TIER KIER, get this sorted pronto.

90 arrests have been made, I wonder how many will be up in front of the courts and how will have their faces and sentences plastered all over the news?….https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4geznqv7d9o

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it appears to me and I suspect a lot more on here and in the population in general,that it depends on the ethnic makeup as to the robustness of the policing deployed in mass gatherings like the one taking place now😡😡😡

you have to wonder if it's because of the fact that the "indigenous" population don't necessarily kick off at the drop of a hat.

i can only assume that this might not be the case if this "policing" agenda keeps escalating 🤔

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24 minutes ago, Zoli 12 guage said:

you have to wonder if it's because of the fact that the "indigenous" population don't necessarily kick off at the drop of a hat.

Someone from the police said on the radio today that they have to decide if its safe for the police to make an arrest, imagine that, not acting because their outnumbered or know It'll kick off, might as well not be there.

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1 hour ago, Mice! said:

Someone from the police said on the radio today that they have to decide if its safe for the police to make an arrest, imagine that, not acting because their outnumbered or know It'll kick off, might as well not be there.

It is far less volatile to pick up the offenders later, as in the previous disturbances.  It takes a minimum of two Officers to carry out an arrest, even if things go well and the remainder behave, that is still 2 Officers and 1 vehicle, with driver, out of the game for a few hours. Multiply that by the 90 who were arrested and you get an idea of just how thin the blue line can be.

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Just now, Westley said:

It is far less volatile to pick up the offenders later, as in the previous disturbances.  It takes a minimum of two Officers to carry out an arrest, even if things go well and the remainder behave, that is still 2 Officers and 1 vehicle, with driver, out of the game for a few hours. 

Fair points, however, do they actually do this.  I have my doubts in cases where non whites are involved.

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8 minutes ago, Yellow Bear said:

Fair points, however, do they actually do this.  I have my doubts in cases where non whites are involved.

I am sure that race does not enter into the equation.  IF sufficient evidence is there,  then the CPS will prosecute. It just seems more difficult to get the CPS to take a case to trial, unless there is a 99% chance of a conviction. Hence all of the guilty pleas to lesser offences, as in the recent riots. Even a Judge asked why the CPS were not pushing to charge with riot, as opposed to disorderly behaviour   ?  Trials cost money, guilty pleas are cheaper  !

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1 hour ago, Westley said:

I am sure that race does not enter into the equation.  IF sufficient evidence is there,  then the CPS will prosecute. It just seems more difficult to get the CPS to take a case to trial, unless there is a 99% chance of a conviction. Hence all of the guilty pleas to lesser offences, as in the recent riots. Even a Judge asked why the CPS were not pushing to charge with riot, as opposed to disorderly behaviour   ?  Trials cost money, guilty pleas are cheaper  !

Not saying this is absolutely true but the Nando’s incident with the Muslim hitting the waitress in the face with the plate supposedly the police were on the scene but didn’t even take his name at the time? Apparently there was a mistake and now they are looking for him supposedly. Smacks of double standards to me . If it’s true?

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1 hour ago, Westley said:

I am sure that race does not enter into the equation.  IF sufficient evidence is there,  then the CPS will prosecute. It just seems more difficult to get the CPS to take a case to trial, unless there is a 99% chance of a conviction. Hence all of the guilty pleas to lesser offences, as in the recent riots. Even a Judge asked why the CPS were not pushing to charge with riot, as opposed to disorderly behaviour   ?  Trials cost money, guilty pleas are cheaper  !

The Manchester Airport duo have not even been charged despite being filmed assaulting the Police, race absolutely enters the equation!!  Lets see how many of the people arrested at Notting Hill are in Prison in 24 hrs like people posting on Twitter during the protests!

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7 hours ago, B686 said:

Not saying this is absolutely true but the Nando’s incident with the Muslim hitting the waitress in the face with the plate supposedly the police were on the scene but didn’t even take his name at the time? Apparently there was a mistake and now they are looking for him supposedly. Smacks of double standards to me . If it’s true?

DOUBLE standards or TWO Tiers?

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With regards to my comment about race, if there is insufficient evidence, then there will be no prosecution,  REGARDLESS of race  ! You can not blame the Police for that. Remember, most of those at Notting Hill wore masks, knowing that CCTV would play a big part in later identifying offenders. ALL of those arrested, charged and now in prison from the last lot of riots, entered guilty pleas. Those pleading'not guilty' are on remand, awaiting trial. Hence my comment regarding plea bargaining. "Plead guilty to disorderly behaviour (which carries a lesser sentence than riot) and you will get a reduced sentence",  30 months in prison being the average sentence.

I suspect that the Manchester Airport jobs (both, in fact), have a lot more going on than we know about. You can not charge someone, then keep them on remand, pending trial, unless they are likely to do a runner, or pose a threat to others. If it does not meet that criteria, they have to be bailed. 

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On 24/08/2024 at 10:59, yickdaz said:

Was he a white native who pushed a postal worker on to a live train track narrowly missed by a train coming to the station

Was it a white native who stabbed multiple kids at a dance class 

Was it a white native who stabbed a solider outside a barracks 

Was it a white native who stabbed multiple people in Germany 

I can go on but I think everyone gets the picture 

Apparently the powers that be Don't 

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On 23/08/2024 at 16:34, TIGHTCHOKE said:

Of course not, we in this country are outnumbered by the non whites, those that were not born here and worst of all those who want to invite everybody in to share what we once had.

Not yet, but it is predicted at current birth rates.

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11 hours ago, Westley said:

It is far less volatile to pick up the offenders later, as in the previous disturbances.  It takes a minimum of two Officers to carry out an arrest, even if things go well and the remainder behave, that is still 2 Officers and 1 vehicle, with driver, out of the game for a few hours. Multiply that by the 90 who were arrested and you get an idea of just how thin the blue line can be.

I can understand what your saying but...

27 minutes ago, Westley said:

Remember, most of those at Notting Hill wore masks,

So making an identification later is going to be very difficult and unlikely.

15 minutes ago, Wymondley said:

Eight stabbings, an acid attack plus a couple of firearms seized and over 300 arrests, numerous police injured, sounds like it was great success! 

Yet it goes ahead every year?? That right there should be enough to say no more.

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On 23/08/2024 at 22:00, oowee said:

Why? Because they are black? 

 

I suggest because of their culture not the colour of their skins.

Black Street Culture is rife with violence, crime, drugs and real misogyny.

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On 24/08/2024 at 14:26, Mungler said:

Like the purge but set to steel bands.

I like that; very apt.

On 25/08/2024 at 11:03, 12gauge82 said:

So why are there not the same problems at Glastonbury festival, is there no opportunity to commit crime there? 

Different demographic, as simple as that.

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