Didn't enjoy being grilled that's for sureUnfortunate name
good news, they've said no police vehicle - or any other vehicle - was near them at the time of the crash. And there's cctv. So you can drop it nowto appease you i'll drop it till the police investigation find no fault on the behavior of the police involved
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I lost count of how many times people nearly rode into me on the pavement when I commuted in London. There absolutely needs to be more regulation.
Some tough questions sandwiched in there.Didn't enjoy being grilled that's for sure
I helped my brother move a load of his stuff into a storage unit last year whilst he was mid house move. In the unit next to his was a young scouse lad building these bikes to order for two and a half grand. He had a website and orders for months in advance. A fair few of these bikes end up used in County Lines activity. Even here in sunny Wrexham you can have your 20 bag delivered to your nearest bus stop by a ballied up yoof on his Merseybike. Certainly more problematic that scooters.TBF there is enough regulation, at least about their use - above a certain speed (IIRC 15 and a bit MPH) they are to be treated as motor cycles, with all that entails (licence, insurance, numberplate etc).
What is lacking is enforcement on the firms involved (in terms of the bikes capable of doing > 15mph), many of whom are at best described as dubious, and education of the public in the sense of these e-bikes generally. I am not sure they provide any social benefit and the risks from collisions and the batteries burning down peoples homes are way out of proportion to the benefits they bring, if indeed there are any.
Some tough questions sandwiched in there.
What new CCTV tells us of Cardiff teens' final minutes hardly a police chase!good news, they've said no police vehicle - or any other vehicle - was near them at the time of the crash. And there's cctv. So you can drop it now
I think that's debatable. The only thing stopping them from directly following the bike was the bollards/railings at the end of the road, so the police van appeared to have been going around the obstacles via the road route. The police have said they were following the bike a mere minute or two before the boys were killed.What new CCTV tells us of Cardiff teens' final minutes hardly a police chase!
Previous enquiries into the number of children strip searched revealed 99 had been carried out in 2021. The Met now indicate this number was inaccurate and the actual number is 271.Met Police data error sparks fresh concerns over strip searches of children
The Met said a ‘data transmission error’ meant they provided City Hall with ‘incorrect’ information on the number of child strip-searches carried out in 2021www.standard.co.uk
Commenting in response, Ms Russell said: “Almost a year after I asked for Met data on the strip searching of children, the Met cannot even provide the location of a fifth of those that took place.
“This data from 2021 had not been recorded properly, leading to almost a year of delay in answering my question on locations of strip searches and the correction of a previous answer, which now shows three times more children were being strip searched by police.
She added: “Each strip search means another child traumatised by an interaction with the Met.
Would rather not see that word shouting out prominently on a thread like this, or this board evenBill Hicks, a white man, saying the N word for giggles
Yeh cos they say the van was told of a road traffic incident - the boys crashing - at which point the van put the lights on and went to the crash site. But I find it very difficult to believe that in two minutes someone sees the crash, phones 999, talks to someone, who relays the details to a strangely conveniently located van. There's some bollocks going on there I thinkI think that's debatable. The only thing stopping them from directly following the bike was the bollards/railings at the end of the road, so the police van appeared to have been going around the obstacles via the road route. The police have said they were following the bike a mere minute or two before the boys were killed.
The intent to chase/follow/pursue was there even if the physical proximity wasn't. It certainly appears from the CCTV so far that the police van was trying to intercept them further along the road, after the bollards. Allegedly.
What new CCTV tells us of Cardiff teens' final minutes hardly a police chase!
why are you on the side of the police? and why don't you respond to posts to you?What new CCTV tells us of Cardiff teens' final minutes hardly a police chase!
he's got you on ignorewhy are you on the side of the police? and why don't you respond to posts to you?
yupYeh cos they say the van was told of a road traffic incident - the boys crashing - at which point the van put the lights on and went to the crash site. But I find it very difficult to believe that in two minutes someone sees the crash, phones 999, talks to someone, who relays the details to a strangely conveniently located van. There's some bollocks going on there I think
nah, doubt ithe's got you on ignore
Police whistleblower says Bournemouth Police 'Force Support Group' nurtured a culture of 'racist, misogynistic and homophobic' behaviour.Woah, it's like being back in the Met
Pc Farhan Ghadiali, of Woodford Green, Essex, attacked the girl while off duty in September 2019.
Chelmsford Crown Court heard this caused the victim, who was under the age of 13, ‘profound psychological issues’.
Kate Davey, prosecuting, stressed the girl had been ‘traumatised at every level’, ‘cries a lot, she’s very scared’ and has ‘self-harmed because of this’.
Not on side of police, I think they’ve fucked up royally, I just don’t agree that it was a chase.why are you on the side of the police? and why don't you respond to posts to you?
You don't think it was a chase at all, or just at the exact moment of the crash?Not on side of police, I think they’ve fucked up royally, I just don’t agree that it was a chase.
tbh whether it is classed as a chase, a pursuit, a chance encounter or simply keeping an eye on the boys is immaterial, from my pov the police played a clear and direct role in what happened shortly after the van was forced to detourNot on side of police, I think they’ve fucked up royally, I just don’t agree that it was a chase.
absolutely, there's no way that the police actions didn't contribute to the crash - as I said yesterday they might not have actually run them down in the van but CCTV clearly shows their actions a mere two minutes prior.tbh whether it is classed as a chase, a pursuit, a chance encounter or simply keeping an eye on the boys is immaterial, from my pov the police played a clear and direct role in what happed shortly after the van was forced to detour