Soldato
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Didnt you just do exactly the same thing a few posts back by suggesting prisons are under funded by conservatives?
Police dealing with incident on London Bridge amid reports of shots fired
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To be fair, the government had a proper lid on it for years but then social justice groups started to cry about how "racist" stop-and-search was so they had to relax the scheme to not look bad. You can try so many things, but the only thing that has been shown to work was stop-and-search. I'm sorry if generic black kid #54 says he's been stopped for the 5th time that day, but if it ends up saving his life in the long run then sorry but tough.
Soldato
Are you a TFC? Some good use of the NDM going on!
In my opinion, some real bravery shown by MOP and the AFOs. The moment that idiot placed that vest on ultimately took any other tactical option away from the officer(s) (unless there was red intel that it was not viable, which I doubt on a spontaneous job)
I just seen a post on bullshire that is fitting for the minority on here
armed police tactics for utter buffoons on the internet.
How is that the exact same thing as blaming Corbyn?
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Dont be pedantic, the same by making it political.
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It was the previous labour governments fault that we weren't better protected from it due to their deliberate pursuit of light touch regulation.
It's that or bring back the death penalty. Clearly we can't have nutters like this back on the street.
They didnt. He got 16 years and then released under licence and strict supervision after 8 years.
Caporegime
Bring back penal colonies.
Strict supervision? Really?
So again, in reality, he got 8 years...
Seems like a rather short sentence to give to someone who wanted to carry out a terror attack. Should have been more like 40 years if not for the rest of his life.
Soldato
I think a few years on death row so as to not make the process too quick would be the right way to go for terrorists. Solitary confinement and no visitors too.
Soldato
Direct supervision or a tag? Loosely speaking both could be termed supervision but are very different in how long it takes to intervene / respond to.
It's not pedantic - it's the whole point.
People are looking at a guy whose crime, conviction, sentence, and release have all occurred under a Conservative Govt and they are trying to blame Corbyn.
The point being made wasn't that it was wrong to make it political. The point was that it was ludicrous to make it political and attack anyone other than the Conservatives.
Soldato
Tel Aviv Drill is the anti-suicide bomber version where multiple shots target the suspect’s motor cortex in an attempt to prevent them from triggering any SVIED they might be wearing. Doesn’t work if said SVIED is rigged with a deadman’s swtich
There'll probably be a meeting to discuss failings, then once the tea and biscuits have been consumed it will all be swept under the carpet and back to business as usual.
His original sentence was indeterminate but was overruled by the court of appeal who amended it to the 16year, minimum of 8.
The entire process should at least ask some difficult questions of the prison release process. Reading articles back from 2013 during that appeal case the judges are quoted as saying the parole board are best placed to judge suitability for release.
Yet the parole board are saying it was an automatic release.
I would expect many people are under the impression that whilst 'minimum of' sentences are often low, that's tempered by the idea someone is reviewing suitability for release at the minimum duration and its not guaranteed. Seemingly that's not the case and it is simply an automatic release, rendering the 16 year bit meaningless.
Caporegime
Clearly people have missed a trick. I'm expecting all police to armed with Narwhal tusks in future. Legendary.