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£1M Plus - The Cost To The Taxpayer Of One Man’S Right To Freedom Of Speech
The Met 'spent £1 million' policing rallies led by Islamist hate preacher Anjem Choudary.
Choudary said: “The police come down for the protection of the far-Right groups, it’s clearly not for our protection. If they are shouting obscenities, then you can guess what would happen without police protection.”
What can he mean?
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Choudary said: “The police come down for the protection of the far-Right groups, it’s clearly not for our protection. If they are shouting obscenities, then you can guess what would happen without police protection.”
What can he mean?
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// A Freedom of Information request has also revealed that the total cost of policing the English Defence League in the UK has hit the £10 million mark.
Beds Police recorded the highest cost of £2,447,172, followed by West Yorkshire Police at £1,911,088. This included the cost of officers’ overtime and borrowing officers from other forces. //
Why just policing the EDL the Far-Left groups must also take half the responsibility.
Or perhaps the whole amount was taken up by the protection of the Far-Left groups?
// A Freedom of Information request has also revealed that the total cost of policing the English Defence League in the UK has hit the £10 million mark.
Beds Police recorded the highest cost of £2,447,172, followed by West Yorkshire Police at £1,911,088. This included the cost of officers’ overtime and borrowing officers from other forces. //
Why just policing the EDL the Far-Left groups must also take half the responsibility.
Or perhaps the whole amount was taken up by the protection of the Far-Left groups?
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