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Thanks YMF. Is that Skate board park vernacular ,do you know ?
Retro, American gangster movie speak.
I should of known Danny by the maturity of the user. So we have a gangsta in our ranks, 'Al Cutlawn'
lol
I see we're off the topic now.
Again is right, Mamya....puts you off reading a thread and little point in offering an opinion about the OP.... :-(
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Thank you AN spare editor for your help
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Thats AB
From the BBC website:
Muhammed Rodwan, 56, is due to appear at Thames Magistrates' Court on Friday.
// The time has come for our police to carry firearms.//

yes - good one - or bazookas or poison gas !
just like in America all the police carry guns and it is so much more peaceful that dear old Blighty !

carry on arming !
// Surely the fed who tasered the guy after he shanked his partner will have a pretty good witness report?//

shank is stab someone in prison with a home made knife
innit -
and what does ' will have a pretty good witness report' mean ?

( make a good witness?)
Thanks LB.
If violent crime increases generally, or if new types of violent crime emerge (e.g. the sexual violence labelled by child protection services as "local grooming"), or if rare types of violent crime become common (e.g. assaults using knives and acid) the public is rightly concerned and is curious about who's doing it and why.

This curiosity ought to the first duty of responsible law enforcement. And if they're not asking "who?", "why? and "where's the pattern?", they're not really up to their job, are they?

And if mainstream journalists are not pointing this clear dereliction of duty out, "holding their feet to the fire", "speaking truth to power" and all the other things these "courageous" champions of justice like to boast about, then they are not up to theirs, are they?
Spath has it wrong, surprise.
It was the policeman who was attacked who tasered his attacker.
I hope he's doing OK.
Shocking news. Am amazed that anyone would even volunteer to be a police officer in this day and age. So so dangerous.
so the nasty piece of work has rightly been charged with attempted murder, he's also been charged with possession of an offensive weapon, isn't the law strange?
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Some very interesting comments
VE //This curiosity ought to the first duty of responsible law enforcement. And if they're not asking "who?", "why? and "where's the pattern?"//
How do you know what is and what is not happening within the police service.Are you privy to inside information?
He doesn't know Danny but loves the chance to wax lyrical.
"Spath has it wrong, surprise. "

If i continually banged on about who tasered the guy i think your comment would be valid, however my stance on this thread was about how little information and benefit the world would have from knowing what colour skin the assailant had. Therefore, i find your comment snide.

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