Team police all day long. Having watched the video the "kids" were told to disperse/ go away they didn't they became abusive and aggressive towards the police you can clearly see multiple incidents of assault on police so the little brats got what they deserved.
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Team Cops or team Kids?
- Thread starter BRIGHT ON Q
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Although it is impossible to say for sure when we don't know what leads up to this, the police appear to have gone in way too heavy handed.
A bit of intelligence and patience from the police and there would be no extra arrests. You used to see it at football grounds up and down the country every week, less so now thankfully.
A bit of intelligence and patience from the police and there would be no extra arrests. You used to see it at football grounds up and down the country every week, less so now thankfully.
StonehamPark
#Brighton-Nil
For me personally, wherever I am in the world.
Policeman/woman tells me to do something, I will do it. ...unless he's unzipping his flies during said command.
origigull
Well-known member
- Jun 29, 2009
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The third PC came running in without knowing the situation and started pushing and shoving which in my book is an assault. He completely lost control and the control was lost and the police had to avert to violence to control the situation. Having a verbal argument with police is not a crime in a public place as long as it does not turn into a Public Order Offence. All the kids had to do was film the situation and not get too carried away then go to a solicitor.
Can't even believe there is any question about this?
Pretty much sums up what is inherently wrong with this country that people now think it's their right (especially kids) to refuse to cooperate or comply with the Police and think they can abuse and threaten officers with no recourse and then the second the officers deal with these shitbags robustly....and quite rightly in this case....all of a sudden they are innocent victims who did absolutely nothing to deserve that action from the nasty Police.
Bunch of mouthy little shits and would have loved to have seen them get a proper slap!
Pretty much sums up what is inherently wrong with this country that people now think it's their right (especially kids) to refuse to cooperate or comply with the Police and think they can abuse and threaten officers with no recourse and then the second the officers deal with these shitbags robustly....and quite rightly in this case....all of a sudden they are innocent victims who did absolutely nothing to deserve that action from the nasty Police.
Bunch of mouthy little shits and would have loved to have seen them get a proper slap!
studio150
Well-known member
I blame the parents, they should have instilled respect, good manners and behaviour into their children
This!
Nail on head.
So many spoilt teenagers that think they are untouchable, can't tell them f*** all.
Corrected for you.
pastafarian
Well-known member
Team Police all day long but.........
Points to the scrote who kicks/throws the football at 1.07 and hits the copper square in the nuts.
Inappropriate/ridiculous Luzzing like that should always be rewarded.
Points to the scrote who kicks/throws the football at 1.07 and hits the copper square in the nuts.
Inappropriate/ridiculous Luzzing like that should always be rewarded.
That's ridiculous. So if a few mates are being a bit twattish in the park, and a policeman tells you to go home (like in this video), you're actually going to go home, regardless of how far it is, rather than carry on with your day peacefully, as planned.
rocker959
Well-known member
Team Police .
StonehamPark
#Brighton-Nil
What's the alternative?
I had a totally different attitude when I was younger, by why take a risk like that when you have an easy option.
SUIYHP
The King's Gull
Think the situation escalated when it shouldn't have, as much as the kids are gobby little shites, the police officer who goes around shoving them and telling them to back off probably caused all the chaos. Think it was unprofessional of the police but also arrogance from the kids to assume they can just hit an officer without getting arrested. The first officer did try however. Perhaps if both listened to each other instead of yelling less people would've left the park in the back of a police car.
This all day long.
And there, ladies and gentlemen, is why the world is totally up the creek!.