Will the recent police shooting in Bradford result in another riot?
05 January 2017, 07:13 PM
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Nowt to do with the colour of the guy.
He was in a car with a gun in it and was clearly a wanna be gangsta...
He paid the price.
Why do some people turn into something it isn't.
Shoot a few more of the scumbags if you ask me ....white black brown or pink..
Saves me seeing another video of the blarrts living it up in prison on at mine and your expense....
He was in a car with a gun in it and was clearly a wanna be gangsta...
He paid the price.
Why do some people turn into something it isn't.
Shoot a few more of the scumbags if you ask me ....white black brown or pink..
Saves me seeing another video of the blarrts living it up in prison on at mine and your expense....
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05 January 2017, 07:18 PM
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As usual my comments have been taken out of context, I never said it was because he is brown, I merely said in the current climate it wasn't prudent to be wandering around waving firearms about the place 'More so' if you're brown. 
Is that really so difficult to comprehend.
Is that really so difficult to comprehend.
05 January 2017, 07:24 PM
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05 January 2017, 07:27 PM
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A lot of you going on about him possessing a fire arm hence shot to death. Thing is, can police just shoot someone at sight, for suspecting that he might possess a fire arm; that's due to a tip off? Or, are they supposed to use other tactics first, to stop the man from using it?
05 January 2017, 07:37 PM
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Well Swati, it could be that the clip you saw was different to the one I saw. No real tears at all, no swollen eyes from lots of proper crying, false comes to the forefront of my mind.
05 January 2017, 07:42 PM
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Yes, that's what I thought you might have thought. I can see why tbf. Mind you, excessive wailing can be a cultural thing.
05 January 2017, 07:46 PM
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Obviously in this case (as with the Mark Duggan thing that set off the riots a couple of years back), the guy who ended up getting shot misheard, misunderstood, or for whatever other reason failed to comply with those commands satisfactorily, and he's now sadly dead. It's a risk he knowingly chose to take though, as it's hardly a secret how seriously illegal firearm possession is viewed by the authorities in this country. And as Ditchy points out, in the current security climate particularly, that should be more obvious than ever.
05 January 2017, 07:59 PM
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Imo a MARKED vehicle should of made the stop.
All will be revealed when the driver of the Audi speaks his side of what happened.
Don't judge a book by its cover until you know the facts, all this accusations is silly when nobody knows the truth.
All will be revealed when the driver of the Audi speaks his side of what happened.
Don't judge a book by its cover until you know the facts, all this accusations is silly when nobody knows the truth.
05 January 2017, 08:04 PM
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So now you want to make a mockery of his family crying! FYI all Asian women cry like that at a death trust me,(go to an Asian funeral and you will know this. Women are known for this, fact.) but instead you lot carry on making assumptions. Let them grieve ffs.
I'm not sticking up for anyone him or his family but you lot are as bad as the media comments. Just shows what people have turned into.
I'm not sticking up for anyone him or his family but you lot are as bad as the media comments. Just shows what people have turned into.
05 January 2017, 08:04 PM
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Of course not, and this is very unlikely to be what happened.
Standard tactics would be to tell the occupants of the vehicle to exit it in such a way as they won't pose a threat, and/or to give them other commands that would need to be followed to the letter to ensure their actions couldn't be misconstrued as potentially posing a threat.
Obviously in this case (as with the Mark Duggan thing that set off the riots a couple of years back), the guy who ended up getting shot misheard, misunderstood, or for whatever other reason failed to comply with those commands satisfactorily, and he's now sadly dead.
Standard tactics would be to tell the occupants of the vehicle to exit it in such a way as they won't pose a threat, and/or to give them other commands that would need to be followed to the letter to ensure their actions couldn't be misconstrued as potentially posing a threat.
Obviously in this case (as with the Mark Duggan thing that set off the riots a couple of years back), the guy who ended up getting shot misheard, misunderstood, or for whatever other reason failed to comply with those commands satisfactorily, and he's now sadly dead.
It's a risk he knowingly chose to take though, as it's hardly a secret how seriously illegal firearm possession is viewed by the authorities in this country. And as Ditchy points out, in the current security climate particularly, that should be more obvious than ever.
05 January 2017, 08:06 PM
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So now you want to make a mockery of his family crying! FYI all Asian women cry like that at a death trust me,(go to an Asian funeral and you will know this. Women are known for this, fact.) but instead you lot carry on making assumptions. Let them grieve ffs.
I'm not sticking up for anyone him or his family but you lot are as bad as the media comments. Just shows what people have turned into.
I'm not sticking up for anyone him or his family but you lot are as bad as the media comments. Just shows what people have turned into.
05 January 2017, 08:07 PM
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I didn't know that.
05 January 2017, 08:13 PM
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05 January 2017, 08:18 PM
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A paper said that he has more than 10 security cameras on his property. That paper (I think the Daily Mail) was trying to support the 'fact' with that he was a gangsta drug dealer.
05 January 2017, 08:21 PM
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05 January 2017, 08:23 PM
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So now you want to make a mockery of his family crying! FYI all Asian women cry like that at a death trust me,(go to an Asian funeral and you will know this. Women are known for this, fact.) but instead you lot carry on making assumptions. Let them grieve ffs.
I'm not sticking up for anyone him or his family but you lot are as bad as the media comments. Just shows what people have turned into.
I'm not sticking up for anyone him or his family but you lot are as bad as the media comments. Just shows what people have turned into.
05 January 2017, 08:23 PM
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05 January 2017, 08:27 PM
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Honestly, we shouldn't argue among us and put one another down for our assumptions. I believe that soon we will have the answers from the police and the IPCC. No point getting all cut up or attacky with one another. We shall soon see what comes out to be, as a fact or facts.
05 January 2017, 08:33 PM
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When my mum passed, her sisters and most women did the same and I've always noticed it at other funerals too, so that says I am brown so know this to be true fact.
I'm also from Huddersfield so I feel it's unfair to ridicule someone from my hometown without facts.
But I can't help that some people are just like that nowadays hey.
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05 January 2017, 08:37 PM
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But btw, it seems that a 30yo has been charged for possession of a loaded firearm (so that must be the driver) and will be in court tmr regarding that offence.
Now that's facts.
Nothing about the passenger who got shot and killed.
Seems even more suspicious now that the driver has been charged for the gun......
Now that's facts.
Nothing about the passenger who got shot and killed.
Seems even more suspicious now that the driver has been charged for the gun......
05 January 2017, 08:40 PM
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But btw, it seems that a 30yo has been charged for possession of a loaded firearm (so that must be the driver) and will be in court tmr regarding that offence.
Now that's facts.
Nothing about the passenger who got shot and killed.
Seems even more suspicious now that the driver has been charged for the gun......
Now that's facts.
Nothing about the passenger who got shot and killed.
Seems even more suspicious now that the driver has been charged for the gun......