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I'm watching this on Sky news at the moment and listening to all the excuses coming out that the police are heavy handed in the area ,that unemployment is high in the area .There is no legitimacy to this behaviour at all it is mob rule sparked off because because "one of their own" was shot by the police ,we don't know why he was shot yet because the investigation is still ongoing .All we do know is that Mark Duggan shot at the police and was in turn shot by them so the local idiots think that wrecking their local community ,burning down local businesses and looting will solve any issues they have .
All that will happen now is local buisnesses will pull out ,unemployment in the area will rise so well done to those who took part in the riots ,you have just killed off your community |
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i agree there is no excuse for this behavior they have ruined people's lives, some of the people that lived above carpet right had to leave so quickly all they were wearing was there PJ's they have lost everything, sickening behavior
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Presently i am waiting for Flyboy to turn up here and justify the riot on the grounds "It was all the fault of the police and we don't know the full facts yet but it will be the fault of the police :blah: " It was an excuse to loot the shops and smash things up nothing else, In fact it reminds me of the student riots. Mean while we as tax payers will have to pay for the clean up |
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There was a peaceful demo which turned nasty when, IMHO, the usual masked suspects got involved and decided to stir up trouble and cause mayhem. I heard many live interviews last night which conformed the state of mind of these thugs. One moron even claimed the police had murdered Duggan but didn't seem to accept that his being in possession of a loaded weapon was a problem and might just have been partly to blame for his demise. When someone else (a middle aged black woman by the sound of her voice) pointed that out to some of the crowd she was threatened with violence! The sight of so many people looting, setting fire to property etc. is sickening and just goes to show that their motivation had far more to do with creating an opportunity for trouble making, theft and violence that it had to with the shooting incident earlier in the week. Protecting their 'community'?? What a total joke! What sort of community allows this to happen? Frankly these animals are **** and those who associate with and protect them from justice ought to be truly ashamed of themselves. Burning cars/buildings, endangering lives and looting shops - what a great way to show how bad the police are..... :nutter: :mad: |
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I see the usual anti police nutters are coming out with their conspiracy theories,this one of the comments from this blog
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If the guy was routinely carrying a gun as is being reported, even for his own 'protection' then there can be no complaints from his 'gang'.
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It all comes down to who fired the first shot.
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If you carry a gun then you have to accept the consequences of any action the police take. No grey area about it.
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We don't know if he pointed the gun. we don't know if he fired first. we don't know anything.
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All those that think the cops are to blame give me a legal legitimate reason for a member of the public to be carrying a hand gun in public that is loaded with rounds and ready to use ???? |
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Not sure of the actual rules of engagement but something along the lines of any threatening move with a lethal weapon, raising a gun with the intent to fire etc. Personally I wouldn't want the job, Immense pressure, immense responsibility and knowledge that your every move will be scrutinised. Demonised by people in the area and usually by the press most of which have no concept what is involved in shooting a weapon. JJ |
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Yup, agree with most...man has gun..man gets shot
Man not carry gun...man not get shot Simples |
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does anyone get a few seconds to say it's only a water pistol? or shot dead? walk into a police station with a gun found on the step outside. shot dead? |
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'Operation Trident' and CO19 were not involved because he had unpaid parking tickets.:rolleyes:
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the rules of engagment are ruffly the sames as the armed forces when based in the uk.
Must identify themselves and declare intent to fire (unless this risks serious harm). Should aim for the biggest target (the torso) to incapacitate and for greater accuracy. Should reassess the situation after each shot. must only fire if instructed to by a superior officer, or you belive that your life or another life is in danger. must only fire if there is minimal danger of civilian casualties. |
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If you find a gun, I would have thought it best to simply report it, in order to preserve any forensic evidence etc. If someone did pick it up to take into the police, would they be waving it around or hand over in something like a plastic bag? |
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the only time I don't debate is when I think the same as you :) |
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Debating yes, however your post was proposing fantasies. ;) |
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yet another thread that has got off the topic onto Gary L bashing how do you do it Gary is it a gift
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i wonder how many new TV's are going to be on ebay later
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I always worry about someone who equates carrying a water pistol with a real gun and then tries to justify leaving everyone with a gun alone, just in case it is a water pistol.
Probably the same bleeding heart liberals who feel you should go soft with criminals as they have human rights...despite the disregard the crimimal has for others One has to question whose rights come first |
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As one of my Facebook friends has put it.
"So armed police go to arrest a man, man resists and opens fire with a handgun hitting one of the cops who then return fire, killing him. Now people are rioting demanding justice? What the *flip* is going on with this country?" Duggan was obviously a thug, you don't get followed and arrested by an armed surveillance team for a giggle. He knew the Police were following him and texted someone to say so yet still decided to shoot first before the Police returned fire. |
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When did looting become a form of protest?:mad:
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all i want to know is were was Superman while this was going on is he on holiday
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because it may have been a gun and the womans life was at risk. nobody had time to assess whether you live or die. but give my love to gran when you get there. |
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The more I watch this the more my blood pressure rises.
The BBC are allowing members of the 'community' to go on about the murder on Thursday without challenging it. I'm sorry what murder? There was an attempted murder of a Police officer but no murder. You get complete ring pieces like Jodi McIntyre taking a break from deciding if he needs a wheelchair or not putting status updates on twitter saying the violence was all the fault of the Police and urging people to rise up against Police brutality. In any other country in the world someone shooting at the Police and getting killed would be written off in a matter of days. Here it gets passed to the IPCC to sit on it for months before coming out with a report. And yet not one senior Politician comes out to back the Police action, maybe they are ashamed that they are relying on the Police while planning to cut wages and increase pension contributions. |
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These events have little to do with the shooting, racist oppression, the legacy of slavery, government cuts or any of the other well worn excuses. They have everything to do with a large mob of lowlife **** taking advantage of a situation for their own nefarious aims. In so doing they showed themselves to have no interest in the lives/wellbeing of the 'community', Mr Duggan, the protest or even (in the case of those who live in the area) their own environment. They looted, set fire to shops/homes and attacked entirely innocent people like the driver of that bus and the fire crews being sent to the scene. I also heard first hand reports of a local shopping area overrun by a mob who were openly ransacking shops and threatening anyone taking pictures or using their phones. The police truly are damned if the do and damned if they don't. They act too soon and they're blamed, they act too late and they're blamed. They respond too harshly and they're wrong and they act too softly and they're wrong. This time the police are being blamed for not intervening swiftly enough with the result that matters got out of hand but how much of that decision was due to previous criticism when they have intervened promptly/forcefully to snuff out trouble and were then accused of overreacting to things that didn't happen. I dare say if people have died in the resulting fires the police will be blamed for that too! The only people to blame were the thugs and the mob!
I think we're on a seriously rocky road when it's common knowledge that our police are so tactically and politically hamstrung that you can freely mask yourself up, have yoursleves a nice little riot and walk away with a trolley load of looted goods as a bonus. This **** showed they have no respect for law and order, no fear of the police or authority in general and not one iota of care for their own 'communities'. Unless the excuses stop and the police's tactics change we can expect more of this sort of thing. |
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wow this is messed up. couldnt believe it when i read it, this is some messed up town anyway
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As a law abiding citizen and tax payer i demand that tonight when it all kicks off again we have some batton rounds and water cannons employed by the police and local TA regiment |
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and to get the authority back that these kind of people think they can destroy. |
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The behaviour of the yobs in Tottenham yesterday was despicable, the damage to shops, flats and the carnage to vehicles had nothing whatsoever to do with the 'so called murder' we don't know what happened to the guy.
I cannot see a policeman marksman deliberately firing on a suspect without reason, I have been going to Tottenham for the past 30 years, mainly for the football, they are good decent people and don't need this. It was sheer despicable actions by **** who should spend the rest of there life behind bars, but they won't in case it ruins that human rights. I went to Spurs last night, and if this trouble had started when Spurs were coming out it would have meant certain fatalities, as many of the fans walk down this to road going back to Seven Sisters tube. And after last night the 'famous icon' on the High Road, the tower which is on the junction is no longer there, that was total destroyed. |
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It seems trouble is spreading to Enfield.
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great getting nearer to me. just seen a few police car going from local station in the enfield direction
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Just saw this on twitter
Police car wrecked in Enfield - most rioters looked under 16, lots of young girls throwing concrete slabs through shop windows. |
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If there was no-one against them, They would stop? So if they all just stopped and left it alone it would be a-lot better? IMHO
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" police issue bullet" What exactly defines a Police issue Bullet?:erm: |
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I mean, they`re not exclusive to the police. |
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Yep the Police are the only people in London who have hollow point bullets...
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Well we need to see what type of gun the suspect had. I am not saying the police killed him and covered it up, I am saying we need to wait and see until all the facts come out. |
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I ued to shoot fullbore pistol and Hollow points are the worst for damage causing.
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The hydroshock from a hollowpoint as it mushrooms can destroy most of your internal organs.. The reason though why they're used is that it's safer for the public as a round will not go through a person and hit a bystander.
They fall under section 5 of the firearms act though there are exceptions but that wouldn't stop illegal importers/dealers as that's how most ammunition ends up on the street.. |
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From reading between the lines here, the police are to blame.
Isn't it about time, we looked at the overall picture, a guy gets shot dead in a police operation, they must have done plenty of investigations work before doing the operation, which sadly led to the guys death. What happened that tragic night, does NOT excuse to sick people that ran riot in Tottenham. you cannot call them people, they are sick animals. On Sky news this evening, they were saying that looters were clearing out a PCworld site KNOW WHERE near the High Road, clearing out everything and selling it on the pavement. We saw on TV where the yobs had there faces covered, as they didn't to be seen on screen, smashing windows ans stealing property quite openly. This was pure and disgraceful acts of violence, and deserve severe punishment. |
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:td:Making a protest about something is one thing, Looting and stealing, thieving in general is what these people do all the time.! They use the rioting as an excuse for personal gain.:mad::mad:
They`re not at all interested in what happened to the guy who was shot and killed, its just an excuse to get what they can for free. *******s. |
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The way the comments are going, its looking that way.
I am all for the police doing there job by any means possible, water cannon the lot, if it brings peace to the area. |
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seems to be getting realy bad in Enfield now Twitters going nuts
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The thing that irritated me earlier was the BBC talked to one of the organisers and while he didn't give out and out support for the looters, he did not condemn them and said it was the polices fault.
IMO, the people looting didn't give a proverbial rats about the reason behind the riots. They were just in it for what they could loot. As such, they are vermin. |
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