This is one of the pressures of policing - that mistakes that police make can have serious ramifications for society. I remain absolutely convinced that you can draw a line from the Rotherham Scandal to the popularity of Reform as a party in 2026.
That was the last years travel like the poster asked.
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This case should be used as a training aid for young cops in the future . If two are present , ( this is not always the case which is another issue altogether) , one should be listening to the complainant whilst the other should be dealing with the lad on the floor .
Somewhere throughout all of this is a constant theme of prosecutors, courts and the police being unable or unwilling to investigate these offences properly which ultimately dooms history to repeat itself. Coppers need hauling over coals for their actions in this instance however
IK don't know what training these clowns get, but basic humanity says you should ask where, then examine the area carefully. A puncture wound to the thorax with little bleeding should trigger an alarm straight away, especially if the victim is having difficulty in breathing
Ultimately there's a plethora of reasons as to why they treated this incident in the way they did. They may very well act the same way at every incident, due to lack of training (which there is) personal behaviours, general attitude issues, but every incident is completely different, circumstances and outcomes change constantly. So in terms of what was different about this from other incidents, the answer is pretty much everything from the call, to the people, to the environment to the circumstances of events.
I think we all know they aren't like that at every incident.
Got posters now saying it’s just another stabbing and to crack on, happens all the time
It’s the language that’s being used . Farage knows what he is doing and it’s dangerous .
"The victims father has pleaded for his sons death not be used to stir racial division or political point scoring"
There's, sadly, loads of innocent people living in fear in this country.
We don't know though do we? They could very well act the same way at other incidents but that don't result in the same outcome and therefore don't get flagged up or seen. There are certain cops in the job with a superiority complex and arrogance to dismiss people's worries at the incidents they attend, and they should absolutely be no where near the job, but act the same way at other incidents.
That's the sad thing about this incident. Idiots will use it as an excuse to attack other Sikhs. Digwa and those police did the Sikh community no favours whatsoever.
Dont think that's true.
