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[News] Chris Kaba .. Justice served ?



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I had thought at first that it was a just question of closing the stable door after the horse had bolted…hence my comment of support for the officer concerned….but this is also about taking a step towards making sure part of what has happened doesnt reoccur …hence i see her announcement as a positive ….and as i said ‘first step’ towards rebuilding confidence …what happens now is a question of wait n see
But if you are someone who hates everything to do with Labour then it is obviously wrong at every level.

(I'm with you. Hard to criticize swift action. And worthingweirdo should check who was in government when the case began. f***ing hell. It was the Tories! Who knew?)
 






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McNob lied about the jury:

“The jury concluded they didn't feel the officer's life was at risk, there's only one conclusion: race”. Etc.

There’s nsc free speech and then there’s baseless, inflammatory, race war shit stirring.
And why defend this pound-shop gangasta as if he's a victim?

Weird. Queer, even.
 


Triggaaar

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The point i'm making is there seems to be no distinction between whether the pursuit and use of firearms was due to the belief they thought he had a gun in his posession and would have used it - and the fact they felt his car was the leathal weapon. Seems like the car reason was brought into the equation only once they realised he was unarmed.

How would they possibly have known he was unarmed? The only way to be sure of that was to search both him and the car, and that obviously wasn't possible because he was busy ramming them.


Maybe justice would have been served with a manslaughter charge

And when he was found innocent of that, yes, it would have been served.
 








Lenny Rider

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You would think the 10 grand bounty was almost a knee jerk reaction?

I'm sure the Met directly know or know of the person whose allegedly taken out this contract, no doubt communications will be exchanged between the two parties before everyone decides its not really a good idea to start carrying out contract killings on serving coppers, I'd imagine it would incur the wrath of not only every service Met officer but also many in His Majesty's Government and the wider UK population.
 


Thunder Bolt

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I can't see why the Moderator Guiness Boy called it a "sly post"....?

Not worth asking him personally of course but I expect his two groupies who follow him around like lovesick puppies, Thunder Bolt and Watford Zero might be able to say..? :shrug::shrug::shrug:
I haven’t posted on this thread at all until now.

Groupie? If I was going to be a groupie, I’d follow somebody much better than Guinness Boy.
 




Paulie Gualtieri

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I’d imagine the £10k bounty claim is totally baseless, I suspect one of the rags has trawled “X” and is recycling another baseless claim, simply if someone actually knew about this threat genuinely, under the current spotlight they would be explaining themselves as is tradition, in a south London police station
 


jcdenton08

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I’d imagine the £10k bounty claim is totally baseless, I suspect one of the rags has trawled “X” and is recycling another baseless claim, simply if someone actually knew about this threat genuinely, under the current spotlight they would be explaining themselves as is tradition, in a south London police station
Either that or it’s wags angry with the trial outcome but no intention or means of following through. Either way, incitement to murder a police officer would get absolutely hammered in the courts if they’re caught.
 


sparkie

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I’d imagine the £10k bounty claim is totally baseless, I suspect one of the rags has trawled “X” and is recycling another baseless claim, simply if someone actually knew about this threat genuinely, under the current spotlight they would be explaining themselves as is tradition, in a south London police station
Conspiracy to Murder carries a potential life sentence and the murder doesn't actually need to have happened. The bounty-offerer is on very dodgy ground.
 




Sid and the Sharknados

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Either that or it’s wags angry with the trial outcome but no intention or means of following through. Either way, incitement to murder a police officer would get absolutely hammered in the courts if they’re caught.
Also, and I don't really want to expand on this line of thought, it seems an extremely small amount of money for somebody to seriously consider murdering somebody for.
 










Boroseagull

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Aug 23, 2003
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I thought it bad enough that the usual cabal of Corbyn, Abbot & Khan were supporting Kaba but for another Labour MP to join in after Yvette Cooper had made her announcement is almost unbelievable. They just don't understand do they, the very people who have access to crime statistics, especially the ones for London.

 




aolstudios

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I thought it bad enough that the usual cabal of Corbyn, Abbot & Khan were supporting Kaba but for another Labour MP to join in after Yvette Cooper had made her announcement is almost unbelievable. They just don't understand do they, the very people who have access to crime statistics, especially the ones for London.

Always the same ones. She's an absolute embarrassment. Regularly
 




Lenny Rider

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Unless the Met put together an Elliott Ness like crack team to take this gang and others like them off the streets how is this ever going to be resolved? (But even then they will probably be given an early release because the prisons are full 🤷‍♂️)

There’s almost parallels with the Krays apparent grip on London in the 1960’s, ‘Nipper’ Read was tasked with getting them off the streets aided by the judiciary who handed out precedented 30 year minimum sentences on Reggie and Ronnie,(both never got out effectively) so maybe that is the answer?
 
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Hamilton

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Unless the Met put together an Elliott Ness like crack team to take this gang and others like them off the streets how is this ever going to resolved? (But even then they will probably be given an early release because the prisons are full 🤷‍♂️)

There’s almost parallels with the Krays apparent grip on London in the 1960’s, ‘Nipper’ Read was tasked with getting them off the streets aided by the judiciary who handed out precedented 30 year minimum sentences on Reggie and Ronnie,(both never got out effectively) so maybe that is the answer?
As much as the clown in the mask would like to believe that the ‘police have no power here’, in reality the State has all the power and will use it if it wants to and when it wants.

The idea that the pot do not know who is doing what and where is laughable. In this intensely scrutinized society it’s a matter of keeping tabs on people.

As much as I’d love for the police to swoop in and pick this guy up immediately, I’m sure there’s some in Scotland Yard watching it and going, “oh it’s Gerald again. And look he’s filming from that flat off Streatham High Street. The one he thinks we don’t know about.”
 


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