There is no such thing as "two tier policing"

[carmanmemoranda]

They are examples of the same thing, favouritism

Different things

 

[Notch7]

Correct, it was a little later when we signed the Maastricht Treaty.

we didnt lose sovereignty then either

since brexit the UK has lost significant sovereignty

thankfully we have grown up sin power now

 

[Notch7]

They are examples of the same thing, favouritism

no they arent

 

[JohnD]

Racists, anti-immigrant and muslim-haters such as filly encouraged each other to violent crime by spreading false rumours.

But that does not give them an excuse.

"That Axel Rudakubana, who was charged with three counts of murder, 10 counts of attempted murder and one of possession of a knife, was not Muslim and was born in Cardiff to parents from Rwanda, is irrelevant. If the alleged attacker were not British born and/or had been a Muslim, it would still be wrong for people to engage in violent acts of collective punishment against people and institutions they believe to be Muslim or believe to be immigrants."

FT.com

 

[Odds]

Apparently that rumour began on nutjobs favourite news broadcaster, RT. A woman in Cheshire, i think, posted it online and the mob ran off with the lie before Veritas could find her boots.

 

[Mrs Ten Names]

thankfully we have grown up sin power now

Sounds kinky.

 

[THFC]

I will continue to believe that two-tier policing exists in this country, along with two-tier CPS charging decisions and Judges' sentencing, until the two muslim thugs who started the fighting at Manchester Airport by viciously attacking the Police Officers, have been charged, convicted and sent to prison.

 

[Mrs Ten Names]

I will continue to believe that two-tier policing exists in this country, along with two-tier CPS charging decisions and Judges' sentencing, until the two muslim thugs who started the fighting at Manchester Airport by viciously attacking the Police Officers, have been arrested, charged and sent to prison.

Evidence of two-tier policing doesn't and wouldn't hinge on one incident.
It would be like me accusing Israel of genocide based on one incident.

 

[crystal ball]

I will continue to believe that two-tier policing exists in this country, along with two-tier CPS charging decisions and Judges' sentencing, until the two muslim thugs who started the fighting at Manchester Airport by viciously attacking the Police Officers, have been arrested, charged and sent to prison.

You omitted to mention tried, or is that your idea of justice, sent to prison on the say so of the police?

 

[blup]

I will continue to believe that two-tier policing exists in this country, along with two-tier CPS charging decisions and Judges' sentencing, until the two muslim thugs who started the fighting at Manchester Airport by viciously attacking the Police Officers, have been arrested, charged and sent to prison.

What makes you think that won’t happen?

 

[Notch7]

I will continue to believe that two-tier policing exists in this country, along with two-tier CPS charging decisions and Judges' sentencing, until the two muslim thugs who started the fighting at Manchester Airport by viciously attacking the Police Officers, have been arrested, charged and sent to prison.

You mean those that pleaded guilty got rapidly sentenced

The 2 at Manchester airport have a lawyer and therefore justice can’t be instant.


There is no 2 tier policing, just because you want to believe it, does not make it true.

 

[blup]

we didnt lose sovereignty then either

since brexit the UK has lost significant sovereignty

thankfully we have grown up sin power now

The influence of the EU will stay on for example if the govt removed human rights legislation the courts would probably say you can’t because it’s been around for so long and is now a fundamental protection

 

[THFC]

Evidence of two-tier policing doesn't and wouldn't hinge on one incident.
It would be like me accusing Israel of genocide based on one incident.

You omitted to mention tried, or is that your idea of justice, sent to prison on the say so of the police?

You're quite right, I have amended my post. I have also deleted the word 'arrested' as they have been. It was a simple oversight, nothing more.

 

[THFC]

What makes you think that won’t happen?

Because it's been almost 3 weeks now and the Police are apparently 'still investigating' despite the footage clearly showing that they attacked the Police first

 

[denso13]

Because it's been almost 3 weeks now

How long do you think cases like this normally take?