could it bebest filed next to the lads possible reasons for fighting a copper? My dads a vicar, I never do drugs Does it look like I'd wear this drug dealers shell suit? Officer, will you stop chinning my fist The knife in my pocket was purely for the curry I was cooking later
Tat? Assuage my preconceptions of your superciliousness and elaborate would you? There is a for sale section if that is to what you allude?
I don’t believe the Independent quoted the lad’s view of it But “me dad’s a vicar” doesn’t work so well anymore since it was revealed that “bad boy” (roll eyes) Tim Westwood is the son of the Bishop of Peterborough
Because we know all allegations against the police are made by law abiding citizens? The story said second allegation, not found guilty twice
Never said he was guilty of anything, it appears though some on this thread had already found the lad guilty of something ‘otherwise’ the kindly officer wouldn’t be assaulting him cos every coppers judge and juror on the mean streets of n’am these days.
He was rightfully arrested for wearing that shell suit and the copper was just trying to kick the colours off it to stop the lad being embarrassed in public your honour
i thought the general public were supposed to be the idiots. turns out the thin blue line are actually the thick blue line if they think big brother aint watching them also. that said, i hate little scrotes and if they are genuinely guilty of something, then act out, the deserve a kick in the head,ribs, head, ribs..... trouble is, as we all know, the cops dont always get it right. id prefer they went gentle till guilt was firmly established, then put the boot in. but hey, such is life.
Doesn’t say anywhere on any reports the lad was arrested, if he had been under arrest that would probably be in the report as a statement from the Police. How about this version though. Just like the B’ham 6 the lad wasn’t compliant enough kept protesting his innocence of any offence so I decided on the standard Police response of kicking 10 bells out of him until I suddenly realised I was in public view and not down the station in Newtown Row.
