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Posted on 06/04/2017 8:02:27 AM PDT by rktman
Multiple eyewitnesses said that community police officers fled from Borough Market in London after seeing two men with knives stabbing people as part of a terror attack Saturday.
These eyewitnesses told The Guardian’s Lisa O’Carroll that two men started stabbing people outside a restaurant in Borough Market, close to where the first terror attack took place on London Bridge, resulting in multiple fatalities.
“I saw two guys with big knives downstairs outside Roast. They were stabbing people,” the eyewitnesses said.
Perhaps the most jarring part of the testimony was a report that, instead of running to the stabbing to stop it, the police turned around and ran the other way.
“The police were running away, they were community police. They were normal officers, they were running away,” the eyewitnesses said.
With the police out of sight, onlookers began yelling “stop, stop” and throwing chairs.
But then police arrived at the scene and “shot straight away.”
Police community support officers (PCSOs) operate usually in a paid, full-time role, and while “PCSOs do not have the same powers as regular police officers, they still carry a lot of responsibility, and are a critical part of the police service.”
More than 90 percent of police officers in London do not carry guns and instead carry mace, handcuffs, batons and, on occasion, a stun gun.
Mere hours after the events took place on London Bridge and at Borough Market, Metropolitan Police labeled them as terror attacks.
Sounds like a version of hide and go seek.
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More than almost. I have no sympathy for a population that worries more about being Islamophobic than survival. Better stock up on candles and teddy bears dhimmis.
That’s when the armed police come out in full force, though. Look what happened to Tommy Robinson and his unarmed patrol group. They are still trying to ruin his life after a prison sentence.
I hope NSA has their eye on those Amish.
That rabbit is dynamite!
Bttt!
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