G20 cop to face charges
29 September 2009, 08:34 PM
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I agree that the Tomlinson case is VERY different to this, but his body language still does not quite fit with someone trying to avoid trouble.
Either way, questions need answering. Truth..... we will never really know now.
29 September 2009, 08:38 PM
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And this thread is about........... NOT Tomlinson.
I agree that the Tomlinson case is VERY different to this, but his body language still does not quite fit with someone trying to avoid trouble.
Either way, questions need answering. Truth..... we will never really know now.
I agree that the Tomlinson case is VERY different to this, but his body language still does not quite fit with someone trying to avoid trouble.
Either way, questions need answering. Truth..... we will never really know now.
Sorry for changing the subject.
Free Delroy - he was framed
29 September 2009, 10:35 PM
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Why shouldn't she get a slap? They were all there with the express intention of causing trouble, and filming it!
I think our cops should take a lesson from the German police. If you **** them off, or gob off, they will either 'robustly' nick you, or set the dog on you!!! It means that they are treated with the respect that is due to them, and because of that, tend to be very fair and aren't petty jumped up traffic wardens.
I think our cops should take a lesson from the German police. If you **** them off, or gob off, they will either 'robustly' nick you, or set the dog on you!!! It means that they are treated with the respect that is due to them, and because of that, tend to be very fair and aren't petty jumped up traffic wardens.
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