fly high
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Think politics & issue re-race meant there was no option but to charge the officer.
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[News] Chris Kaba .. Justice served ?
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Weststander
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Convicted criminal Kaba played a high stakes game of shooting people, knife crime and driving at police officers in a 2 tonne missile.
No tears here. The gangster met a gangster's death.
No tears here. The gangster met a gangster's death.
London Irish
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And we have the cheek to criticise the Philippines for their extra judicial killings
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
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Fvck that guy 
Chris Kaba shot man in nightclub days before his death
Judge rules details of Chris Kaba’s background can be reported after officer cleared of his murder.
www.bbc.co.uk
No option? No option but to reveal the identity of the policeman who shot Kaba to all his nice little chums in that club thingy he was a member of, and give them all a chance of getting a good look at him in court so they'll know him when they find him. All in the public interest I'm sure.
Nice one CPS.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Add to it the time spent waiting for this trial and verdictNo option? No option but to reveal the identity of the policeman who shot Kaba to all his nice little chums in that club thingy he was a member of, and give them all a chance of getting a good look at him in court so they'll know him when they find him. All in the public interest I'm sure.
Nice one CPS.
Algernon
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It's harsh but pre-emptive justice was served, albeit on him.
If he wants to go around inflicting violence on people because he's the worst kind of needy aggressive prick then I'm glad there's one less of his arsehole ish kind around.
I'd rather he had been a better person and was still alive but if you want to show people you're "Bertie Big Balls" by intimidating and causing substantial injury to others then your "live by the sword" lifestyle is reasonably likely to catch up with you in some way or another.
RIP to him.
I'm sorry those who knew and loved him now have to live without him.
What a f***ing terrible waste of a young man's life.
If he wants to go around inflicting violence on people because he's the worst kind of needy aggressive prick then I'm glad there's one less of his arsehole ish kind around.
I'd rather he had been a better person and was still alive but if you want to show people you're "Bertie Big Balls" by intimidating and causing substantial injury to others then your "live by the sword" lifestyle is reasonably likely to catch up with you in some way or another.
RIP to him.
I'm sorry those who knew and loved him now have to live without him.
What a f***ing terrible waste of a young man's life.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
The way this bloke had conducted his life, I'm not sure it is that much of a waste tbh. The likelihood is that at some point HE would have ended up killing someone. He chose a life of guns and knife crime, and eventually it caught up with him.
I'm sure his friends and family will lionise him and say what an amazing son/brother/cousin etc he was, and how unjust this all is. But they are taking a step back from the reality of the fact that he was a violent thug who was out of control. Outside of them, he will not be missed.
Worried Man Blues
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Good riddance
Algernon
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I meant more that he had been allocated a life but through no fault of anyone else he alone had made wrong choices and had f***ed it up and wasted it.
I agree that the life he chose as you say wasn't much of a waste. But it was a waste of what it could have been.
Dumbass (him not you)
Lest we forget....
Brazilian man mistaken by police for a terrorist. The police followed him from a building down a quiet residential street, on a bus journey, then through the booking hall at Stockwell tube station, and onto the tube where 2 police blew him to pieces firing 11 shots at close range. NONE of the police faced any action. He was unarmed and had no connection at all with any terrorist group.
This was another Met carve up with records being deleted from police computers. So let's not pretend that the police are always glowing beacons of righteousness when they shoot people dead.
Jean Charles de Menezes
Brazilian man mistaken by police for a terrorist. The police followed him from a building down a quiet residential street, on a bus journey, then through the booking hall at Stockwell tube station, and onto the tube where 2 police blew him to pieces firing 11 shots at close range. NONE of the police faced any action. He was unarmed and had no connection at all with any terrorist group.
This was another Met carve up with records being deleted from police computers. So let's not pretend that the police are always glowing beacons of righteousness when they shoot people dead.
Can I respectively suggest you steer clear of online forums.
We can all have an opinion on what we do know and what evidence has been presented.
fly high
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100% agree his identity should not have been revealed, he should have been much better protected. There is already uproar among certain people with the not guilty verdict but perhaps it would have been a whole lot worse if it had been dismissed following an internal investigation. One would hope that having seen all the evidence sensible people will know he really had no choice. Unfortunately the Met do not have a good relationship with the black community but a court of law & evidence shows he did nothing wrong.No option? No option but to reveal the identity of the policeman who shot Kaba to all his nice little chums in that club thingy he was a member of, and give them all a chance of getting a good look at him in court so they'll know him when they find him. All in the public interest I'm sure.
Nice one CPS.
portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
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Absolutely. I’m sure even a crocodile wouldn’t cry for him.
Here are some statistics that might help.
To the year 31/3/23, there were only 10 incidents where the firearm was intentionally discharged! That might suggest that on the vast majority of incidents when a firearm is drawn, the other party complied with instructions from the Police!!!
Randy McNob
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- Jun 13, 2020
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In that case perhaps we should allow the police to shoot anyone in the head if they are considered bad uns?, reclassify cars as lethal weapons so anyone considered suspicious, had a brush with the law and driving a car, and lets be honest, you can see where is going, it would be sceuwed towards people of colour, that's enough to executed by the old bill? I don't think this is road we should go down
Grow up.
You (among others marching) seem desperate for a UK George Floyd, which is frankly odd.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
What an odd observation.
He wasn't shot in the head because he was considered a "bad-un", or "suspicious". He was shot because he was surrounded by police who had repeatedly ordered him to step out of the vehicle, and instead decided to start using his car as a battering ram against them - hence weaponising it. Nothing to do with his colour.
I don't know if you're a WUM or just a bit strange. But your posts on this thread are looking a bit silly chap.
