As far as I am concerned, bashing the police over this, equates to supporting scum.
And as I said in many countries they would have had a bullet in them.
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As far as I am concerned, bashing the police over this, equates to supporting scum.
And as I said in many countries they would have had a bullet in them.
No need to exaggerate! That would most likely be fatal.
Anybody know if the assailants were tested for blood alcohol or drugs?
The irony of that from you
Obviously your 3 degrees
Did not teach you the meaning of a ?( ? That’s a question mark
)Incidentally most of what you spout is drivel
You obviously have strong neck muscles in order to support yer big ead
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In answer to your question, none
Just Himmy's standard MO.
I'll lay it out for you, like I did for motorbiking, so you can count the instances, or as the police called them 'altercations'.
There are four reported instances.
1. The first instance/altercation appeared to have occurred on the plane between the Mother, and a male passenger. We are not sure if any racial abuse occurred at this point. The police are unsure whether the first instance occurred on the plane or in the baggage hall, or if there were two instance.
2. The second instance occurred in the baggage collection haul, when the male passenger allegedly pushed his trolley into the Mother, and racially abused her.
Now correct me if I'm wrong, but in my experience, arriving passengers first pass through passport control. 'Meeters and greeters', i.e. the sons, cannot access this area until later. So there cannot have been any interaction between the sons and the racial abuser/assailant.
Then passengers collect their baggage. 'Meeters and greeters', i.e. the sons, cannot access this area until later.
Then passengers pass through customs control. Only then can 'meeters and greeters' meet the arrivals.
3. The third instance/altercation occurred at a food outlet (Starbucks) when the Mother pointed out the racial abuser/assailant to her sons. We don't yet know the extent of this 'altercation'. This was the first instance/altercation involving the sons.
4. The fourth instance/altercation occurred (Parking payment) when the police arrested the sons. This was the second altercation involving the sons,
Have you followed me so far?
We still do not know what happened, if anything, to the racial abuser who assaulted the Mother in the baggage collection.
Now if you have more information, perhaps you'd like to share it with us.
Shouldn't have women in these positions.
Should be big blokes who can defend themselves, an ex rugby player or the likes, that way the suspect would have been on the floor before he got the chance to break anyone's nose.
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I'll lay it out for you, like I did for motorbiking, so you can count the instances, or as the police called them 'altercations'.
There are four reported instances.
1. The first instance/altercation appeared to have occurred on the plane between the Mother, and a male passenger. We are not sure if any racial abuse occurred at this point. The police are unsure whether the first instance occurred on the plane or in the baggage hall, or if there were two instance.
2. The second instance occurred in the baggage collection haul, when the male passenger allegedly pushed his trolley into the Mother, and racially abused her.
Now correct me if I'm wrong, but in my experience, arriving passengers first pass through passport control. 'Meeters and greeters', i.e. the sons, cannot access this area until later. So there cannot have been any interaction between the sons and the racial abuser/assailant.
Then passengers collect their baggage. 'Meeters and greeters', i.e. the sons, cannot access this area until later.
Then passengers pass through customs control. Only then can 'meeters and greeters' meet the arrivals.
3. The third instance/altercation occurred at a food outlet (Starbucks) when the Mother pointed out the racial abuser/assailant to her sons. We don't yet know the extent of this 'altercation'. This was the first instance/altercation involving the sons.
4. The fourth instance/altercation occurred (Parking payment) when the police arrested the sons. This was the second altercation involving the sons,
Have you followed me so far?
We still do not know what happened, if anything, to the racial abuser who assaulted the Mother in the baggage collection.
Now if you have more information, perhaps you'd like to share it with us.
Glad to see you now agree:
Where is the source of your allegation of racial abuse? Akhmed Yakoob He's reliable... oh wait...
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...dudley-teacher-after-fake-racist-video-shared
Are you suggesting they weren't travelling?
There are four reported instances.
1. The first instance/altercation appeared to have occurred on the plane between the Mother, and a male passenger. We are not sure if any racial abuse occurred at this point. The police are unsure whether the first instance occurred on the plane or in the baggage hall, or if there were two instance.
2. The second instance occurred in the baggage collection haul, when the male passenger allegedly pushed his trolley into the Mother, and racially abused her.
Now correct me if I'm wrong, but in my experience, arriving passengers first pass through passport control. 'Meeters and greeters', i.e. the sons, cannot access this area until later. So there cannot have been any interaction between the sons and the racial abuser/assailant.
Then passengers collect their baggage. 'Meeters and greeters', i.e. the sons, cannot access this area until later.
Then passengers pass through customs control. Only then can 'meeters and greeters' meet the arrivals.
3. The third instance/altercation occurred at a food outlet (Starbucks) when the Mother pointed out the racial abuser/assailant to her sons. We don't yet know the extent of this 'altercation'. This was the first instance/altercation involving the sons.
4. The fourth instance/altercation occurred (Parking payment) when the police arrested the sons. This was the second altercation involving the sons,
Have you followed me so far?
We still do not know what happened, if anything, to the racial abuser who assaulted the Mother in the baggage collection.
Now if you have more information, perhaps you'd like to share it with us.
Glad to see you now agree:
Apology?
Where is the source of your allegation of racial abuse? Akhmed Yakoob
He's reliable... oh wait...https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...dudley-teacher-after-fake-racist-video-shared
Are you suggesting they weren't travelling?
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No-one is supporting the sons for resisting arrest. Although sometimes people deserve to be wary of police violence.
There are gaps in the reported stories which the supporters of police gratuitous violence are exploiting.
We need all the evidence to arrive at a fair and equitable judgement.
But the police displayed gratuitous violence.
In my opinion, they mishandled the situation, and were unprepared.
It looks like they physically attempted an arrest without explanation.
if there had been any violent altercation previously, the police should have been better prepared to arrest potentially violent suspects.
The copper didn't kick him hard enough the first time.
The suspect was a serious threat to the police and the public.
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You're under arrest on suspicion of assault - is all they needed to say, while also taking hold of him.
You can't dish out a violent beating - including ABH on 2 police officers and GBH on one and then cry victim. I can't see any jury convicting the police officer.
You can't dish out a violent beating - including ABH on 2 police officers and GBH on one and then cry victim. I can't see any jury convicting the police officer.
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The argument has turned against the solicitor to make him the story, not the incident in the airport.Where is the source of your allegation of racial abuse? Akhmed Yakoob
So, he's stepped away from the case.
Mum has 'black eye' after airport incident sparked by 'racist comment on flight'
The mother of the young man kicked in the head at Manchester Airport was "struck by a police officer" after she was the subject of racial abuse, the family's lawyer has claimed
www.mirror.co.uk
As you're intent on diverting the discussion away from the incident in hand, There are other cases involving racism among the GMP.
Eight officers suspended by Greater Manchester Police over racism accusation
GMP announced they had also restricted another officer and referred itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC).
www.islingtongazette.co.uk
It would appear that GMP have the same institutional racism problem as that found with the Met.
Still using the tactic of diverting the issue to highlight the solicitor's credentials instead of prioritising the gathering of evidence about the real issue.
It looks like the GMP are institutionally racist as well as the Met.
What's good for the goose.
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Tell that to the parents of Sarah Everard.
If the GMP are known to be institutionally racist, he might have been expecting a beating.
A MET policeman was charged with theft recently. Taking money from a wallet off a dying man, an Italian filmmaker who suffered a heart attack on the street. The reputation of the police is at an all-time low, as far as i can see.
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That works both ways. Our police should uphold the law, not act like those they are getting under control.