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Thankfully police officer found not guilty in Kaba case

Wrong, a cold murder.

The criteria for premeditated murder met the CPS requirements.

Subject A drew his weapon and at close range fired it into the car through subject B's forehead.

The police were not in control of themselves it was a botched and unnecessary operation, they could have detained him where he was staying as they normally do in the early hours.

Guns, we were told, would only be issued in serious matters such as terrorism, but its obvious with 18,000 cases last year that it has become routine, a review is urgent imo.

And of course to make everything worse it has to be racial with the met, would this have happened to a white male, answers on a postcard.

The prosecution looks very weak, it is not understandable why there is no alternative charge of manslaughter or how the officer has been allowed to resume his duties.

The police were traditionally unarmed and respected by the public.

😗
 
steeleye20 said:
Wrong, a cold murder.

The criteria for premeditated murder met the CPS requirements.

Subject A drew his weapon and at close range fired it into the car through subject B's forehead.

The police were not in control of themselves it was a botched and unnecessary operation, they could have detained him where he was staying as they normally do in the early hours.

Guns, we were told, would only be issued in serious matters such as terrorism, but its obvious with 18,000 cases last year that it has become routine, a review is urgent imo.

And of course to make everything worse it has to be racial with the met, would this have happened to a white male, answers on a postcard.

The prosecution looks very weak, it is not understandable why there is no alternative charge of manslaughter or how the officer has been allowed to resume his duties.

The police were traditionally unarmed and respected by the public.

😗
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Easy for you to say. Are you even aware the car he was in was involved in a shoot out the night before and another shoot out very recently. The reg plate came up as high risk because of this. As it turns out Kaba was a dangerous gang member who tried to shoot a rival gang member dead in a nightclub and could’ve shot other innocent people as a result.

And FYI they did not know who was in the car. Only the car was involved in the shootings, but as it turns out the man does carry a gun and shoots people. But to you it’s because he’s black.
 
steeleye20 said:
Wrong, a cold murder.

The criteria for premeditated murder met the CPS requirements.

Subject A drew his weapon and at close range fired it into the car through subject B's forehead.

The police were not in control of themselves it was a botched and unnecessary operation, they could have detained him where he was staying as they normally do in the early hours.

Guns, we were told, would only be issued in serious matters such as terrorism, but its obvious with 18,000 cases last year that it has become routine, a review is urgent imo.

And of course to make everything worse it has to be racial with the met, would this have happened to a white male, answers on a postcard.

The prosecution looks very weak, it is not understandable why there is no alternative charge of manslaughter or how the officer has been allowed to resume his duties.

The police were traditionally unarmed and respected by the public.

😗
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The Met shooting and killing a white man? No, never Steely, what are you thinking.

www.bbc.co.uk

Richard Cottier: Man shot by police officers was lawfully killed, inquest finds

Richard Cottier died outside an Esso petrol station in east London on 9 April 2018.
www.bbc.co.uk
 
steeleye20 said:
Wrong, a cold murder.

The criteria for premeditated murder met the CPS requirements.

Subject A drew his weapon and at close range fired it into the car through subject B's forehead.

The police were not in control of themselves it was a botched and unnecessary operation, they could have detained him where he was staying as they normally do in the early hours.

Guns, we were told, would only be issued in serious matters such as terrorism, but its obvious with 18,000 cases last year that it has become routine, a review is urgent imo.

And of course to make everything worse it has to be racial with the met, would this have happened to a white male, answers on a postcard.

The prosecution looks very weak, it is not understandable why there is no alternative charge of manslaughter or how the officer has been allowed to resume his duties.

The police were traditionally unarmed and respected by the public.

😗
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Except that a jury disagreed.
 
steeleye20 said:
Wrong, a cold murder.

The criteria for premeditated murder met the CPS requirements.

Subject A drew his weapon and at close range fired it into the car through subject B's forehead.

The police were not in control of themselves it was a botched and unnecessary operation, they could have detained him where he was staying as they normally do in the early hours.

Guns, we were told, would only be issued in serious matters such as terrorism, but its obvious with 18,000 cases last year that it has become routine, a review is urgent imo.

And of course to make everything worse it has to be racial with the met, would this have happened to a white male, answers on a postcard.

The prosecution looks very weak, it is not understandable why there is no alternative charge of manslaughter or how the officer has been allowed to resume his duties.

The police were traditionally unarmed and respected by the public.

😗
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What planet are you on Steeleye?

Are you so blind or blinkered and biased so as not to see that you are so far off the mark?

I think the only bit actually correct in your post is that the ‘prosecution looks weak’…and that is an understatement, as demonstrated by the Jury.
 
Rudi Hedman said:
https://twitter.com/x/status/1848439358917062669
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does Antifa come across as predominantly female ? interspersed with a few metroSexual LGBTQ+ 'others' ?

it seems to be the polar opposite of the Tommy Robinson crowd ? who seem to be 99% British, straight white males.

Regarding the Kaba case, i want to know who is selling all the drugs ? and also who is doing all the buying ? Why would the women in the video link come out to rally for Chris Kaba ?
 
PalazioVecchio said:
does Antifa come across as predominantly female ? interspersed with a few metroSexual LGBTQ+ 'others' ?

it seems to be the polar opposite of the Tommy Robinson crowd ? who seem to be 99% British, straight white males.

Regarding the Kaba case, i want to know who is selling all the drugs ? and also who is doing all the buying ? Why would the women in the video link come out to rally for Chris Kaba ?
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Younger gang members are probably selling the drugs as they’re pushed into taking the risk of arrest for 12 hours a day.

People from all socioeconomic groups buy recreational drugs in inner London boroughs. Hard drugs, party drugs, cannabis, although I expect there’s been a rise in higher earners buying drugs over recent times. Gentrification and just drugs being more common with postgraduates anyway being factors.

Probably several reasons why people come out to protest. Tribal, sense of belonging, being part of a movement, posting on social media, virtue signalling, it’s fashionable, or they mistakenly believe that some demographics are at risk of being killed by the police in the uk, which is of course rubbish.
 
steeleye20 said:
Wrong, a cold murder.

The criteria for premeditated murder met the CPS requirements.

Subject A drew his weapon and at close range fired it into the car through subject B's forehead.

The police were not in control of themselves it was a botched and unnecessary operation, they could have detained him where he was staying as they normally do in the early hours.

Guns, we were told, would only be issued in serious matters such as terrorism, but its obvious with 18,000 cases last year that it has become routine, a review is urgent imo.

And of course to make everything worse it has to be racial with the met, would this have happened to a white male, answers on a postcard.

The prosecution looks very weak, it is not understandable why there is no alternative charge of manslaughter or how the officer has been allowed to resume his duties.

The police were traditionally unarmed and respected by the public.

😗
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I think you mean cold-blooded and I think you need to look up how a car can be considered a weapon. After all, if it hits you at maybe 20-30 it could kill you. A bit like a bullet could.
There are several precedences for this - as the Crown Prosecution Service should have known and, despite the poor coverage from the media, were likely cited.
 
French eagle said:
www.telegraph.co.uk

Corbyn and Abbott urged to apologise for backing gangster Chris Kaba

Liberal Left accused of treating 23-year-old as innocent victim of police violence while ignoring his extensive criminal past
www.telegraph.co.uk www.telegraph.co.uk

The moment those two old racists get involved you know what's coming.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg is right in this article, and it’s worth highlighting the last paragraphs…

‘In December 2022, the University of Greenwich said: “In September, we heard the heartbreaking news of the death of Chris Kaba, a 24-year-old musician and aspiring architect who was expecting a baby with his fiancée. Two years ago, following the murder of George Floyd, our university committed to do more to eliminate institutional racism.

“It is essential that we all continue to be honest and humble about the challenges we face about the work that needs to be done and unapologetic in fighting for equity and social justice.”

The statement now appears to have been deleted from its website.

At the time of his death, Kaba was an expectant father, but court records also show that he was served a 28-day domestic violence protection order in April 2022 relating to the mother of his unborn child’.
 
steeleye20 said:
Wrong, a cold murder.

The criteria for premeditated murder met the CPS requirements.

Subject A drew his weapon and at close range fired it into the car through subject B's forehead.

The police were not in control of themselves it was a botched and unnecessary operation, they could have detained him where he was staying as they normally do in the early hours.

Guns, we were told, would only be issued in serious matters such as terrorism, but its obvious with 18,000 cases last year that it has become routine, a review is urgent imo.

And of course to make everything worse it has to be racial with the met, would this have happened to a white male, answers on a postcard.

The prosecution looks very weak, it is not understandable why there is no alternative charge of manslaughter or how the officer has been allowed to resume his duties.

The police were traditionally unarmed and respected by the public.

😗
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Well thank Christ you weren’t on the Jury! Having said, if you had been you would have heard the full facts rather than spouting the above bollocks
 
steeleye20 said:
Wrong, a cold murder.

The criteria for premeditated murder met the CPS requirements.

Subject A drew his weapon and at close range fired it into the car through subject B's forehead.

The police were not in control of themselves it was a botched and unnecessary operation, they could have detained him where he was staying as they normally do in the early hours.

Guns, we were told, would only be issued in serious matters such as terrorism, but its obvious with 18,000 cases last year that it has become routine, a review is urgent imo.

And of course to make everything worse it has to be racial with the met, would this have happened to a white male, answers on a postcard.

The prosecution looks very weak, it is not understandable why there is no alternative charge of manslaughter or how the officer has been allowed to resume his duties.

The police were traditionally unarmed and respected by the public.

😗
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We want justice as long as we agree with the verdict.

 
Apollofuzz said:
We want justice as long as we agree with the verdict.

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I’ve always respected this guy and the work he does trying to save young kids from dying from knife crime in particular. But he’s clearly in the wrong here, even after being told that Kaba wouldn’t stop and get out of the car after 16 police demands he do so, he still defends the gangster.
 
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