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Old 08-08-2011, 14:50   #154
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Re: Riots in Tottenham

I find the comment by denphone, totally resentful, the Met is not in a shambles over the 2 resignation and officers taking money.

My son works for the police and the biggest problem they have at the moment is political with the fact they are being stripped back to the bear bone - hence why officers were drafted in from Kent.

There is also this fact where officers are being forced to retire and being made redundant. Police officers do a great job in London, same as other forces.

What has happened here, is sheer disgraceful behaviour by a bunch of thugs ell bent on causing trouble. To me it appears, that no matter what happens the police are always in the wrong.

There was a suggestion by a forum member about bringing in the Army, what will that achieve, it could have made the matter much worse.

What should happen is bring the culprits to justice and put them into an Army training camp or enlist them and send them war zones, so they will know what the residents felt like on Saturday.
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