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Old 07-08-2011, 15:59   #75
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Re: Riots in Tottenham

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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