Posted on 08/05/2024 8:03:52 AM PDT by RandFan
As Britain braces itself for further outbreaks of violence, questions are being asked about the UK’s police response and how effective it has been. While a number of officers have been injured over the past week as they work to contain rioters, accusations have been levelled at officers for ‘two tier policing’ – amidst fears that some protests are dealt with more harshly than others.
So when Sir Mark Rowley, the Metropolitan Police Commissioner, was spotted leaving the Cabinet Office by reporters today, it seemed only natural that he be quizzed on the matter. But when one journalist questioned Rowley about whether the UK would ‘end two tier policing’, the Police Commissioner was rather reluctant to answer. In fact, he instead grabbed the top of the reporter’s microphone and, er, threw it to the ground. Charming…
It’s hardly, um, the best way to address concerns about the country’s forces. You can only run from scrutiny for so long…
Watch the clip here:
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Palestinians and their LBGTQRSTUVWXYZ... Supporters get one type of ‘policing’. Everybody else gets the other type, the type where they actually crackdown on you.
They dodged questions about Rotherham too
With that action, I think the "British government" just gave the British people the answer.
so that would be a no
The people will warm themselves by the bonfire.
When it comes time for the police to choose what side they’re on just remember they’ve already picked their side.
If I have to let the poster put cookies on my computer before I can read an article they put on the internet I just tel them to FO.
I wonder if they get to drive their police vehicles home like they do in the U.S. It would be a shame if someone, or several someones, decided to keep track of things like this.
MarQ
We need to remember that here in the US too. Look at how quickly MOST police forces went fascist in the COVID era.
What the UK really needs right now are the Knights Templar.
They are there to “serve and Protect” , their jobs and pensions!
This is true.
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