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Sujet: Re:still the same Jules no new evidence so he changes the subject
Snoopy:
......"The second examination was carried out by Dr Nat Carey, one of Britain's most eminent forensic pathologists, on behalf of the IPCC.
Mr Tomlinson's family solicitor, Jules Carey, said: "The video footage of the unprovoked and vicious assault on Ian by the police officer would easily justify charges of assault being brought against the officer. The findings of Dr. Nat Carey significantly increase the likelihood that the officer will now face the more serious charge of manslaughter".
"The family have been aware of the findings of the second pathology report for a week and have had to endure the holding back of this information despite continuing reports in the press that Ian died of a heart attack.
"The IPCC opposed the disclosure of Dr Carey's findings until they satisfied themselves that it would not prejudice their investigation of the officer. It is of some comfort to the family that the record is now being put straight, but they hope that the IPCC investigation will be expedited and thorough, and that there will be a prompt referral to the CPS for charge."
Paul King, Mr Tomlinson's stepson, said: "First we were told that there had been no contact with the police, then we were told that he died of a heart attack; now we know that he was violently assaulted by a police officer and died from internal bleeding. As time goes on we hope that the full truth about how Ian died will be made known". "
Snoopy: No.. I'm using examples of people having opinions. You think the Iraq/Afghan wars are wrong... isn't that an opinion as the inquiries ain't over yet.
(V): here we go again changing the subject to suit yourself ITS POINTLESS trying to have a argument with you you either change the subject or you twist things round to suit yourself HAS PER NORMAL
Snoopy: ... So? that he's not been charged means nothing.
Like with the Iraq inquiry.. not over, but many including relatives of the soldiers have an opinion. Are you saying they are wrong to have an opinion? Wrong to think it was a bad war?
When the Nimrod's started blowing up.. relatives had an idea something was wrong, and since then the evidence has proven they were right to suspect a MOD mess up.
(V): key words in that sentence UNDER SUSPICION funny how 9 months down the line he hasnt been charged and dont try and be clever everyone in the UK who gets a newspaper read the same flaming news DOH!!!
Sujet: Re:I saw no police violence in that video. The man was shoved and he fell.
(V): and has i said on the first day when the inquiry has finished i make my mind up i dont like ppl who speculate on something they really know nothing about
Sujet: Re:I saw no police violence in that video. The man was shoved and he fell.
Snoopy: The police still do not have the right to attack people from behind. Most would consider that cowardly, or at least taking out one's tension on another party beside those winding you up.
I spoke to an police inspector at the time of that event and he said it was wrong.
has ive said since DAY 1 until all the facts are known before making a judgement
Jules wasnt there on that day so how can he possible know all the facts there are hundreds of questions that need answering and until they are Jules can only speculate that said policeoffericer should be charged with manslaughter
Sujet: Re:I saw no police violence in that video. The man was shoved and he fell.
Artful Dodger: at last someone else sees what i see 2 sides to the story
until all the evidence is laid out before the public i dont see how anyone can say this police officer should be charged with anything he was doing his job in a very heated situtation there was alot of anger on both sides of the coin that day and until we know what was said by both parties how can we possible know who was in the wrong
Bernice: He is not banned on this board nor does he have any site restrictions that I can see. I removed aprox. 25 post as I described below that I would
in the BIG post of Starsky there is the following:-
Messages per page: List of discussion boards You are not allowed to post messages because you have been banned by BrainKing.com administrator. Mode: Everyone can post Search in posts:
*** how can he post if he isnt allowed to and has been hidden by the Brainking.com administrator??
also the post has now disappeared....all we have to do is findout who is banned by the Brainking.com administrator and we will know who it is. me thinks the person concerned copy/pasted to the wrong account, and then realised they were banned and reposted it, but missed the bit about being banned.....just a theory.
If anybody has a problem with a post, the best way to handle it is to bring it up to me or another global moderator, and put the person who offends you on hide
Sujet: Re:I saw no police violence in that video. The man was shoved and he fell.
(V): Thanks for the link... thats the first time i have seen it, and it more than confirms what I was thinking... the guy was being obstinate, he was purposely obstructing their policing duties, maybe they could have simply wasted more time and effort, and arrested this guy, but they just wanted him to move along, as everyone else was doing.
It is also obvious that this shove in the back is not what killed him, as he got up and walked away on his own afterward... really? If you have contact with the police and end up having a heart attack later, its police murder???
The guy was far from "minding his own business"
btw, here in the US, we respect the police, and once you choose to ignore any command they give you, no matter what your personal feelings are about the command, you obay it, and when you dont, then anything that happens to you after this is all your own fault. You can always after the fact make some action if you think what they did was wrong, but if they tell you to get out of the way, for any reason, you take your hands out of your pockets and you move out of the way
These police will never be charged with murder, as you would have them
Sujet: Re:So in your area, the police can hit or assault anyone?
Artful Dodger: AT LAST.......somebody who agrees with me...............DISHONEST, a prevaricator of the truth, or a blatant liar.....which is it or is it all 3........
Sujet: Re:I saw no police violence in that video. The man was shoved and he fell.
Artful Dodger:
Witnesses said that, prior to the moment captured on video, he had already been hit with batons and thrown to the floor by police who blocked his route home.
One witness, Anna Branthwaite, a photographer, described how, in the minutes before the video was shot, she saw Tomlinson walking towards Cornhill Street.
"A riot police officer had already grabbed him and was pushing him," she said.
"It wasn't just pushing him – he'd rushed him. He went to the floor and he did actually roll. That was quite noticeable.
"It was the force of the impact. He bounced on the floor. It was a very forceful knocking down from behind. The officer hit him twice with a baton when he was lying on the floor.
"So it wasn't just that the officer had pushed him – it became an assault.
"And then the officer picked him up from the back, continued to walk or charge with him, and threw him.
"He was running and stumbling. He didn't turn and confront the officer or anything like that."
............ quite frankly I don't think you or Czuch have researched the incident properly, and before hand you did say the police were wrong.. why the change of heart?
Sujet: Re:Guns can still be obtained legally and illegally and knifes are a danger as well.
Artful Dodger: No we cannot own guns in the UK. Only those who use them as a tool of the trade such as farmers and game keepers... you did know that didn't you?
... and it's a bit hard to hide a shotgun or rifle in your trouser pocket.
Sujet: Re:Circumstances dictate how you take down a perp. In MANY circumstances it's not only appropriate but necessary to knock a perpetrator of a crime down from behind.
Artful Dodger: No he doesn't, but at the same time the justification for police violence has to be justified.
I hear no justification from you, just excuses. Is it in the USA that the police can get away with anything... I know the answer is no to that.
Sujet: Re:Circumstances dictate how you take down a perp. In MANY circumstances it's not only appropriate but necessary to knock a perpetrator of a crime down from behind.
Artful Dodger: If he is being violent.. ok. But otherwise.. as you say. Rubbish.
Sujet: Re:Doesn't excuse hitting and knocking the man down from behind. Even if they were arresting him.
Starsky: "as bad as the cops in the US"
THAT'S messed up. A couple bad eggs does not define the group. What do YOU do for a living?. I'm sure we can make silly generalizations about that, as well.
Sujet: Re:Doesn't excuse hitting and knocking the man down from behind. Even if they were arresting him.
(V): I read on the net that this guy was only going home to his family? sounds like the cops in the UK are getting as bad as the cops in the US that's messed up man *52*
Sujet: Re:Its legal if during a riot, the police command you to show your hands, and to move out of the way.... as far as i know, it is ilegal to disobay any command from a police officer, and they always have a right to force you to comply.
Sujet: Re:Its legal if during a riot, the police command you to show your hands, and to move out of the way.... as far as i know, it is illegal to disobey any command from a police officer, and they always have a right to force you to comply.
(V): has the whole scene was very heated AND I SAY AGAIN WITHOUT ANY SOUND WE DONT KNOW WHAT WAS SAID!!!!
in these trouble times they could well of thought he was a sudice bomber for all we know so in that context they should take him out in whatever way possible
Sujet: Re:Its legal if during a riot, the police command you to show your hands, and to move out of the way.... as far as i know, it is ilegal to disobay any command from a police officer, and they always have a right to force you to comply.
Czuch: ..... Doesn't excuse hitting and knocking the man down from behind. Even if they were arresting him.
.. if they were KGB or SS or part of some other dictator based militia, then fine. But we don't... do you? Your police still have rules don't they....Do you remember Rodney King?
Sujet: Re:Its legal if during a riot, the police command you to show your hands, and to move out of the way.... as far as i know, it is ilegal to disobay any command from a police officer, and they always have a right to force you to comply.
Czuch: for gods sake.....don't encourage him, puhleese.
Sujet: Re:Its legal if during a riot, the police command you to show your hands, and to move out of the way.... as far as i know, it is ilegal to disobay any command from a police officer, and they always have a right to force you to comply.
(V): How do you know from the video that the police didnt tell him that they were arresting him for obstructing justice, and then he still ignored them, and they were trying to subdue him for arrest?
Snoopy: !!!!! I'm not twisting, I'm using metaphorical language (with humour) to state that I don't understand. I could go back through April but that was April.
If you want to twist that (serious) go on.. but it'd be much easier if you just either said "oh well.. it was April" .. or ... list what you are going on about back then rather than expect me to play 20 questions.
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