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I wonder why they never did this to any of the rioters?
// The watchdog said the incident could amount to a criminal offence of common assault and that it should have been referred to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).
However, the six month time limit in which such a prosecution could be commenced had already passed by the time this appeal was lodged.
Nevertheless, the IPCC said the officer's actions had "fallen below the standards of professional behaviour" and said he should be subject to disciplinary action.
The watchdog found that Mr McIntyre was struck with a baton at one point but it could not find out which officer was responsible. //
However, the six month time limit in which such a prosecution could be commenced had already passed by the time this appeal was lodged.
Nevertheless, the IPCC said the officer's actions had "fallen below the standards of professional behaviour" and said he should be subject to disciplinary action.
The watchdog found that Mr McIntyre was struck with a baton at one point but it could not find out which officer was responsible. //
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/// Jody McIntyre describes himself as a ‘journalist’ and ‘political activist’. The reality is he is nothing more than a trouble-seeking wannabe thug who gets a thrill from being right in the thick of violent disorder. ///
He is nothing more than a Left-Wing trouble seeking activist, also the journalistic giant, pride of The Independent, The Guardian and New Statesman.
/// Jody McIntyre describes himself as a ‘journalist’ and ‘political activist’. The reality is he is nothing more than a trouble-seeking wannabe thug who gets a thrill from being right in the thick of violent disorder. ///
He is nothing more than a Left-Wing trouble seeking activist, also the journalistic giant, pride of The Independent, The Guardian and New Statesman.
This could be interesting: http://blogs.independ.../08/08/jody-mcintyre/
It appears he could have been inciting others to riot.
JJ
It appears he could have been inciting others to riot.
JJ
Just to clarify,
The IPCC agreed that officers' initial actions in removing Mr McIntyre from his wheelchair and away from a dangerous part of the demonstration were appropriate in the circumstances.
However, the IPCC has concluded that, when an officer dragged Mr McIntrye along the ground, towards the end of the incident, this did amount to excessive force. The IPCC believes there was an indication that a criminal offence of common assault may have been committed and the matter should therefore have been referred to the CPS.
The IPCC also found that the MPS were right to conclude that Mr McIntyre was struck by a baton but that it could not find a case to answer against any particular officer for the strike. (accidental strike).
The IPCC agreed that officers' initial actions in removing Mr McIntyre from his wheelchair and away from a dangerous part of the demonstration were appropriate in the circumstances.
However, the IPCC has concluded that, when an officer dragged Mr McIntrye along the ground, towards the end of the incident, this did amount to excessive force. The IPCC believes there was an indication that a criminal offence of common assault may have been committed and the matter should therefore have been referred to the CPS.
The IPCC also found that the MPS were right to conclude that Mr McIntyre was struck by a baton but that it could not find a case to answer against any particular officer for the strike. (accidental strike).
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