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Re: Lovely Police
Originally Posted by BangleMan
(Post 7462193)
if he hadnt have had his hands in his pockets, he wouldnt have hit the ground like a ton of bricks face first....only has himself to blame
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Re: Lovely Police
Originally Posted by BangleMan
(Post 7462193)
if he hadnt have had his hands in his pockets, he wouldnt have hit the ground like a ton of bricks face first....only has himself to blame
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Re: Lovely Police
Originally Posted by MacScot
(Post 7462214)
Re-watch the video...he pulls out his hands and uses them to break his fall !
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Re: Lovely Police
There are loads of coppers who I think do a good job in difficult circumstances, but then again not all of them. Once some of these blokes pull on a riot helmet they begin to think they're Robocop.
Anyone that has been to a football match in England (and probably Scotland and Wales) must have met some of these tw*ts before. I've been threatened with arrest for going to a football match in a built up area, giving a policeman "a funny look" and once even for wearing an expensive jumper without a licence. Saying that I've also met plenty of decent coppers at matches too who have been helpful with directions, had a good sense of humour and have diffused some situations well before they developed into all out war. There were a lot more of the good than the bad but thats not really what you remember is it? I'd be more than happy if the coppers had leathered some of the clowns throwing stones, trying to hit them with sticks etc but not smack a middle aged bloke for having his hands in his pockets. |
Re: Lovely Police
Originally Posted by Inselaffen
(Post 7462072)
Provocation!
but in this case the reaction is way over the top and once all the facts are known that oficer should be prosecuted if the evidence points in that direction. It just always amazes me the way that Grauniad readers turn into Quasi-DailyMail readers in such a situation! Look even the standard bearer of decency the times backs up what happened, yes lets advise on what happened and punish those responsible, like we did at Hillsborough, Stockwell, etc etc... |
Re: Lovely Police
Originally Posted by Inselaffen
(Post 7461974)
I don't know how they can report that he doesnt say anything to the police when you don't see what happened before this clip and the clip does not show his face all the time. From the way he is walking it looks like he's clearly had a few jars and being a resident of a Bail hostel he's not exactly going to be very friendly towards the boys in blue.
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Re: Lovely Police
Originally Posted by Inselaffen
(Post 7462021)
you'll still have to wait for your revolution Spugs!
as I said the policing is over the top there. but that red rag the Guardian's report is a load of crap. How do they know he didnt say anything to the police? Having lived in London for many years Inse, a lot of the London bobbie's are very aggressive and almost aggravate situations. |
Re: Lovely Police
Originally Posted by annacarna
(Post 7462427)
I saw it on the news this morning, he def looked a bit wobbly, but jeez that was a good push they gave him, no need for that amount of force
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Re: Lovely Police
Originally Posted by BangleMan
(Post 7462440)
pardon the pun....Police....lol
An Garda Síochána much nicer folk! |
Re: Lovely Police
Originally Posted by annacarna
(Post 7462438)
Say what? Am sure the police are trained for verbal slagging' s from the public and how to deal with it, i am sure it doesn't say in the training manual, give them a good shove.
Having lived in London for many years Inse, a lot of the London bobbie's are very aggressive and almost aggravate situations. look, whether you're wearing a uniform or not, they're still an average bloke underneath and as such, prone to human failings (getting a bit too overeager, etc.) i'd hazard a guess that this cop is probably a bit green or having a rough day when he used too much force. this isn't excusable, but perhaps understandable. he should still be completely accountable for his actions. more disturbing is the press response and met's press release. what a load of sh!t |
Re: Lovely Police
Originally Posted by still.unsure
(Post 7462492)
london gives most people a pretty hard edge after a while. i can't imagine a worse job than being a london bobby sometimes.
look, whether you're wearing a uniform or not, they're still an average bloke underneath and as such, prone to human failings (getting a bit too overeager, etc.) i'd hazard a guess that this cop is probably a bit green or having a rough day when he used too much force. this isn't excusable, but perhaps understandable. he should still be completely accountable for his actions. more disturbing is the press response and met's press release. what a load of sh!t |
Re: Lovely Police
Originally Posted by annacarna
(Post 7462574)
yeah def agree being a copper cant be easy but they must know this when they sign up.
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Re: Lovely Police
Say what you like but I reckon the British Police are still among the best in the world. You should see what the cops are like in Nairobi. Raping young girls in custody is common place.
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Re: Lovely Police
Originally Posted by still.unsure
(Post 7462492)
london gives most people a pretty hard edge after a while. i can't imagine a worse job than being a london bobby sometimes.
look, whether you're wearing a uniform or not, they're still an average bloke underneath and as such, prone to human failings (getting a bit too overeager, etc.) i'd hazard a guess that this cop is probably a bit green or having a rough day when he used too much force. this isn't excusable, but perhaps understandable. he should still be completely accountable for his actions. more disturbing is the press response and met's press release. what a load of sh!t these are the ones who should be demoted and sorted out. Bunch of lying shitheads. |
Re: Lovely Police
I prefer Bahraini policing techniques............. :ohmy:
the suspect began wrestling with the police to try and break free and deliberately banged his head against a wooden banister http://www.gulf-daily-news.com/NewsD...storyid=247648 |
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