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Why Should This Police Officer Be Charged With Murder For Carrying Out His Duty?
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His 'victim' was a known criminal who was in a car along with others who were carrying firearms, he was also wanted by the police over a double stabbing
/// Wesley Lovell and Frank Graham, the other occupants of the VW Golf, were jailed for seven and six years respectively in January 2006 after pleading guilty to possession of firearms. ///
/// At the time of his death Rodney was wanted over a double stabbing in Ealing. ///
His 'victim' was a known criminal who was in a car along with others who were carrying firearms, he was also wanted by the police over a double stabbing
/// Wesley Lovell and Frank Graham, the other occupants of the VW Golf, were jailed for seven and six years respectively in January 2006 after pleading guilty to possession of firearms. ///
/// At the time of his death Rodney was wanted over a double stabbing in Ealing. ///
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/// Nothing to with the fact he was black and the family are playing the race card then? ///
I suspect that there may be another much more lucrative reason.
*** The decision to charge E7 was welcomed by Rodney’s mother, who has campaigned for justice for nearly a decade and may be in line for a huge compensation payout from the Met. ***
/// Nothing to with the fact he was black and the family are playing the race card then? ///
I suspect that there may be another much more lucrative reason.
*** The decision to charge E7 was welcomed by Rodney’s mother, who has campaigned for justice for nearly a decade and may be in line for a huge compensation payout from the Met. ***
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/// When I have been trained, AOG, I'll let you know....///
That's a bit of a let out, surely you must have a pretty good idea how E7 should have been trained to react?
Gone over and put him in handcuffs, aimed for his legs, shot him dead with one bullet, thus saving the cost of 5 bullets, what?
/// When I have been trained, AOG, I'll let you know....///
That's a bit of a let out, surely you must have a pretty good idea how E7 should have been trained to react?
Gone over and put him in handcuffs, aimed for his legs, shot him dead with one bullet, thus saving the cost of 5 bullets, what?
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AOG - Thankfully, I do not have to consider what I would have done in E7s position......and any answer I give is superfluous because I wasn't there.....
I say, again, E7 would have been trained to very exacting standards as were his colleagues (who don't seem to have been so quick on the trigger) and *if* his actions were tantamount to murder, he ought to face the music....
I say, again, E7 would have been trained to very exacting standards as were his colleagues (who don't seem to have been so quick on the trigger) and *if* his actions were tantamount to murder, he ought to face the music....
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Apparently the Police had false in tell that Rodney's car had a machine gun on board. It didn't.
If it did have, I would question the decision to stop the vehicle at a very busy road junction, near a double decker bus and a pub beer garden full of people. That is unnecessarily putting the public in danger. If they feared a shoot out they should have stopped the vehicle about 30 seconds earlier when the roads were clear.
Now if the idea at the outset was take them out with bullets, stopped at a junction is the ideal place to attack.
If it did have, I would question the decision to stop the vehicle at a very busy road junction, near a double decker bus and a pub beer garden full of people. That is unnecessarily putting the public in danger. If they feared a shoot out they should have stopped the vehicle about 30 seconds earlier when the roads were clear.
Now if the idea at the outset was take them out with bullets, stopped at a junction is the ideal place to attack.
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