Albion Dan
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Apparently its all starting again in Peckham already, not looking forward to my journey home at all this evening.
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Riots tonight...
- Thread starter Munkfish
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Rich Suvner
Skint years RIP
Rich Suvner
Skint years RIP
Ping putter for me too last night in S. London
What a respectable way to defend ones property!
Pat McCrotch
Lurker
In an attempt to end the riots, metropolitan police officers have been issued with new uniform and equipment.
A white sheet, a flaming torch and a noose.
A white sheet, a flaming torch and a noose.
brighton terra
Well-known member
Alll of the shops in Greenwich town centre have been advised to shut by the Police, as there are rioters in Greenwich Park.
I agree, quickly killing these c-nts will save this country a fortune over future years as we dont have to support them and their feral offspring from cradle to grave ( thanks labour for creating all this )
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i also have a ping putter, but how am i meant to play this weekend if its wrapped around some little scrotes head?
mcshane in the 79th
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- Nov 4, 2005
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Apologies as I'm sure this is a stupid question, but how do curfews work for people working nights or finishing shifts beyond whatever the curfew time is?
Pat McCrotch
Lurker
A big group of screaming out of control teenagers? There's only one man to turn to...... Anders Behring Brevik
Rich Suvner
Skint years RIP
totally empathise
only been resident in S London for 3 yrs but this has made my blood boil
hearing choppers overhead and wondering whether your part of town was next was shocking.
As the post above yours says, that would involve Albion fans dying for daring to go to the Amex...
Seagull Steve
SWC
I cannot believe people are still trying to tell us this is a race thing. There are Black, White, Asian, and every other race. This is mindless thuggery whatever your ethnicity. I hope these bastards don't stop me watching my beloved Albion tonight. It's alright for Cameron to come on TV talking bollocks, he needs to give the word for rubber bullets (or if I had my way live rounds) I feel that it is time to arm the old bill, or at the very least make sure their crime gets punished, rather than the slap on the wrist that these magistrates hand out. I really don't know what the answer is, as this isn't organised violence, just gangs of feral youths.
Braders
Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
Hey mate , not the most reliable source but Twitter
Jack Hackett
Active member
- Jul 3, 2007
- 143
Me thinks its' going to be worse than last night. In hourly contact with the Met Police to assess the situation(s) as I've got vehicles out all over London. Already have beaten a hasty retreat from Hackney, Tottenham, West End, Penge, Bexley, Wimbledon, Ilford, Romford, Stratford, Walthamstow, Barking. And its' just about to kick off here in Dagenham, 200+people gathered in Dagenham Heathway. The only bonus is I don't cover Croydon, thats' someone else's misfortune.
That's where I am. Should I be worried? Can't see anything from up here...
From the BBC news feed:
1434: A bit more on the Met's confirmation that plastic bullets, or baton rounds to give them their proper name, will be made available to officers. They have been used before in Britain although it is not thought this was in a public order situation.
Good. The coppers will be itching for a proper ruck after being incredibly restrained for 3 nights now, I'd say. No complaints from me if the streets are strewn with these hooded pricks, shot down with rubber bullets.
Seeing pics of these ferel cünts in agony should bring some sort of feel good factor back to the rest of the country who want them dealt with, hard.
1434: A bit more on the Met's confirmation that plastic bullets, or baton rounds to give them their proper name, will be made available to officers. They have been used before in Britain although it is not thought this was in a public order situation.
Good. The coppers will be itching for a proper ruck after being incredibly restrained for 3 nights now, I'd say. No complaints from me if the streets are strewn with these hooded pricks, shot down with rubber bullets.
Seeing pics of these ferel cünts in agony should bring some sort of feel good factor back to the rest of the country who want them dealt with, hard.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,498
In Sussex, only armed officers are authorised to use baton rounds. I'm fairly sure the Met would be the same. Hence, the number of officers actually able to fire baton rounds will be tiny.
It can be a useful device in the sense that it's less lethal, and it has a far longer range than a taser, but it's clunky and slow to reload and certainly not the answer to a charging crowd.
Jack Hackett
Active member
- Jul 3, 2007
- 143
Changing all the time, just passing on what OB are saying. Wouldn't take any chances if I were you.