Dont know how this got here 3 times!!!!!!!!!!!

Qestion if Ian Tomlinson had survived the murderous attack upon him by one of londons typical police would he have been charged with NUTTING THE FILTHS TRUNCHEON

Grow up will you. The police haven't been called that since the 1970s.

British justice you cant beat it TOTALLY AND ABSOLUTELY CORRUPT

To be replaced by what?

To be replaced by what?

If I might make an observation, he looks like he's hanging about in the beginning (13 seconds) and possibly just to bug the police,

Whether he hits his head on the way to the floor I can't really tell for sure but I suspect he might have although the slap of the hands is heard as he meets the floor suggesting he managed to get his hands out first (27 seconds)

Now lets judge from all angles, the police will by now have had enough of the demonstrators anyway and tempers will be very short at this time, the film also doesn't show enough to show if the incident started there or he'd been asked to move on several times before the camera caught him,

Where you need to be on this is imagine it's you, time and again you ask people to move and they don't, and added to that you are now getting insults and general attitude launched at you, how long are you remaining the calm Mr Nice Guy?

It's tragic Ian has lost his life in this, but it highlights just how easy it is for things to go pear shaped at the click of a finger, so, if you want to blame, blame everyone there who was acting in a improper manner, they all played their part, and as far as I can see there was no use of the baton simply a shove that was enough to knock him over, the police use this sort of shove a lot and in normal circumstances it would simply move someone a few feet along and normally it diffuses things and the person moves along,

Is it police brutality, or simply a series of unfortunate event's?


I think the jury got it right myself, had it been a baton to the head my opinion would be different, I would however say the officer deffo has a temper and is probably not ideal for this sort of duty, it's worrying that his previous includes alterations to statements and possible violent conduct towards people he's not entitled to use, but you'd need the full circumstances to judge on that one, the road rage arrest is worrying though because it makes the officer look like one of those that must win at all costs.

I think you have summed it up about right.

So you would get rid of jury trials?

To be replaced by what?

If I might make an observation, he looks like he's hanging about in the beginning (13 seconds) and possibly just to bug the police,

Whether he hits his head on the way to the floor I can't really tell for sure but I suspect he might have although the slap of the hands is heard as he meets the floor suggesting he managed to get his hands out first (27 seconds)

Now lets judge from all angles, the police will by now have had enough of the demonstrators anyway and tempers will be very short at this time, the film also doesn't show enough to show if the incident started there or he'd been asked to move on several times before the camera caught him,

Where you need to be on this is imagine it's you, time and again you ask people to move and they don't, and added to that you are now getting insults and general attitude launched at you, how long are you remaining the calm Mr Nice Guy?

It's tragic Ian has lost his life in this, but it highlights just how easy it is for things to go pear shaped at the click of a finger, so, if you want to blame, blame everyone there who was acting in a improper manner, they all played their part, and as far as I can see there was no use of the baton simply a shove that was enough to knock him over, the police use this sort of shove a lot and in normal circumstances it would simply move someone a few feet along and normally it diffuses things and the person moves along,

Is it police brutality, or simply a series of unfortunate event's?


I think the jury got it right myself, had it been a baton to the head my opinion would be different, I would however say the officer deffo has a temper and is probably not ideal for this sort of duty, it's worrying that his previous includes alterations to statements and possible violent conduct towards people he's not entitled to use, but you'd need the full circumstances to judge on that one, the road rage arrest is worrying though because it makes the officer look like one of those that must win at all costs.

Thats garbage!

The police assaulted him many demonstrators would have got bird for what filthy did shoving him over end result he DIED.

As for jury's all this proves is that the powers that be SELECT jury's to obtain results no doubt there was a big % from the Masonic Lodge to show solidarity with the police and the Judge??

aint it strange I have never been called on for Jury service ???

This police is a murderer he should get life meaning life I have always believed that the upholders of law and order should when found to be corrupt get double the sentence anyone else would get!

2012 saying "SAVE POLICE TIME COMMIT SUICIDE" IN THE 60'S IT WAS SAVE POLICE TIME BEAT YOURSELF UP"

T he police in London are an absolute disgrace corrupt top to bottom and racist who sold info to Murdoch??? NOW THEY EM{LOY THUGS THAT MURDER THEIR SCUM