Yes, he might have chased her into a tube train and blown her brains outCould have been worse - he could have been armed
how did this A***hole get off?
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Why did they not have riot shields, batons etc. from my take on the thing she came at him from behind the media scrum who were soon scrapping and snapping away to get a shot.
Someone has a pop at you from behind, put them down so they can't have another go.
I don't think that video gives enough evidence for premeditation at best poor policing at worst a media setup.
Someone has a pop at you from behind, put them down so they can't have another go.
I don't think that video gives enough evidence for premeditation at best poor policing at worst a media setup.
Still think she deserves what she got, she was provoking an incident and called the officer scum.
Fair play to the PC.
Fair play to the PC.
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I disagree - at best it's an infringement against our human rights to allow us to speed excessively, so that the government cas fine us and get £400million a year to pay for their expenses and pocket the rest......
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successfully then, since she got one
which his actions confirmed was indeed the case
give him a bonus
I'm not disputing the nature of the demonstration or cause,and agree totally
with you about our human rights being diminished day by day.
But she was acting up whether for the media or for compensation, put it this way if you where in his position having to watch his back and that of his colleagues hmm I wonder.
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Sorry Infidel - I was mucking about and referring to another thread. I forgot that others on here do actually have a life and don't necessarily troll around, like what I do
Back to this thread though - given that there were media about and given recent incidents of gross over-reaction by the police, I would have thought that using force in the way that he did was always going to be a particularly soft headed thing to do. She was giving him a load of verbal abuse no doubt, but he had plenty of time to disarm her of the potential "weapon" (carton of liquid) - from what I can make out, he nor anyone else removed this from her after the event anyway - without having to backhand nor iron bar her.
Back to this thread though - given that there were media about and given recent incidents of gross over-reaction by the police, I would have thought that using force in the way that he did was always going to be a particularly soft headed thing to do. She was giving him a load of verbal abuse no doubt, but he had plenty of time to disarm her of the potential "weapon" (carton of liquid) - from what I can make out, he nor anyone else removed this from her after the event anyway
- without having to backhand nor iron bar her.
on the flip side
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/north_east/8570398.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/north_east/8570398.stm
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on the flip side
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/north_east/8570398.stm[/QUOTE]Let's get it out of the way then- he used an offensive weapon
Joe, your woman may be soft and gentle (that is, if there is a woman on the earth that would want to bone you) but women are just as dangerous as men.
15 years ago when I was a wee lad working in nightclubs, the doormen were actually more scared of the angry women than the blokes. I've seen some nasty attacks in my time.
15 years ago when I was a wee lad working in nightclubs, the doormen were actually more scared of the angry women than the blokes. I've seen some nasty attacks in my time.
this is true and it seems that Joe's point is that it is a woman
Would you strike any of these
Myra Hindley
Katherine Knight
Irma Grese
Rose West
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We are talking about a specific incident. Would you do what that copper did?
The majority of the people here agree the copper did the right thing, so on that note i'd say yes and so would they if put in a similar position.
get over it, some women like that sort of thing joee.
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No wonder domestic violence is so widespread in our society. Only one sick copper out of thousands behaved like a sick bully - yet you support him. Obviously his colleagues hold a different opinion or they would have done likewise.
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