The reason they don't care is because it's easier to take their custom elsewhere than sort out your problems, when people have no choice they become interested in what's preventing them from getting what they want.
Critical Incident *breaking news* - Another stabbing!
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Which bit?
Quite the leap --- when I was youfff stop and searches could be expected when there was suspicion of crime going on in an area. The park where we used to get up to no good would regularly be sectioned and they could stop and search anyone in that area. If the only people in that area are youth then it isn't difficult to build your ratio "to the negative" of external eyes. You are making some statement like it is 1960s Britain where coppers would just grab "non whites" off the pavement.
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Maybe a shooting in Waley Bridge on North West news last night. Two reported shot, one dead, one person wounded, arrested for attempted burglary then another for attempted burglary. Then one person arrested for murder and attempted murder, the householder?
We don't have 70% more people than 1979.
Agreed. I'm guessing drugs are the cause.
You trying to bring forward the release date for Fallout London?
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Oh, opps, wrong thread.
It’s not a leap. It’s fact. As outlined in many recent inquiries and reports. Have you read through the Casey review or the Stephen Lawrence enquiry?
Our own government reports are saying what I’m saying.
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Pretty standard for The Sun, scum.
It's a fact the police is racist and that's the reason why more black dudes get stopped?
Caporegime
He could have got in on a scholarship for all we know.
The Go Fund Me is not for the boy... it's for his family. Even if they're well off, it's nice that people have donated to cover the costs and it will allow them to take more time off work to grieve properly etc.
I don't know how long it would take me to get back to work if this happened to my child.
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The fact that certain races are over represented in the statistics of certain crimes is anathema to these people, you cant reason with it.
I'm sure they'd rather have their son back than a few grand....
Is your IQ really that low?
Did the parents actually set it up? or some doo gooder?...... seems to be a do gooder jumping on another bandwagon screaming look at me look at me....
whats a go fund me going to do for them if they don't need the money...
I wasnt having a go at the parents WAS I
IS YOUR IQ REALLY THAT LOW????????
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With so much irrefutable evidence, there is no justification in keeping this chap alive. Strap him to the gate, let the tide sort it out. Mental or not
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i think part of the problem now is that police are more tied up in paperwork and due process, more than they were 40 years ago.
now, i am not saying all of this is bad, but it will mean that i would wager a fair sum of cash that the average police officer spends less time actually paroling their beat than they did 40 years ago (and this came from the mouth of a retired copper).
also imo the deterrents are much weaker for crime nowadays.... and if there are fewer deterrents to commit crime then it stands to reason that more people are going to break the law.
when my car was vandalised, even though i knew who did it and there was an unmissable thumb print on my spoiler where they had snapped it off with a lot of pressure.... no officer came out. there is little deterrant to not commit crime.
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how many of those police officers are front line staff that go on patrols and ride about in police cars.
and how many work from home or offices and never make arrests?
wasn't there a stat not long ago something like the average police officer makes 3.5 arrests a year?
www.dailymail.co.uk
The ones who don't actually do policing should have a separate job title, it looks like they just use these people to boost the numbers of "police officers" but they aren't what people consider police officers at all
and how many work from home or offices and never make arrests?
wasn't there a stat not long ago something like the average police officer makes 3.5 arrests a year?
Seven in ten Met Police officers failed to make single arrest in YEAR
A total of 22,753 officers serving in the Met Police have not made one arrest from April 1 2021 to March 31 this year, new 'jaw dropping' figures reveal.
The ones who don't actually do policing should have a separate job title, it looks like they just use these people to boost the numbers of "police officers" but they aren't what people consider police officers at all
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