cognitive re-constructing
Too kind. It is a simple case of getting together afterwards and making sure their lies matched.
So all the officers present mis-remembered the same thing in the same way? On the balance of probability it seems more likely that they were simply bullshitting.
Lie your head off. Discredit/smear the victim. Blame the victim.They (the team deployed to stop Duggan) were allowed to spend an entire work day together writing their statements about events.
Of course, being honest coppers (sarcastic laugh, retching sounds) they didn't consult one another or agree a "party line".
This is jury nullification or I'm a Dutchman.
Too kind. It is a simple case of getting together afterwards and making sure their lies matched.
It's standard police 'coverupafuckup' practice.
This is jury nullification or I'm a Dutchman.
By jury nullification, do you mean that the jury knew it was an unlawful killing by the word of the law but felt Duggan had it coming anyway and acted accordingly?
That is my suspicion.
My suspicion would be deepened if I knew that, for example, the jury was composed entirely of posh white people.
The barrister guy, the table leg guy, de Menezes and Duggan.
more than that if you include diarmuid o'neill.
and much more than that if you include stephen waldorf (not killed, sorry) and john shorthouse http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/august/24/newsid_2535000/2535421.stm
barrister had a shotgun. Press very sympathetic to him. Right colour and class I suppose.
why are so many people you thought were sensible turning out to be massive pricks with chode-like erections for the police? fucksake.
Also, and I'm not sure if this has already been covered, how was he able to describe in such detail a gun and sock which he hadn't in fact seen in Mark Duggan's hand? Why was that not picked up? No, I know WHY, of course. Cunts.They decided that Duggan was not holding a gun when he was killed. The officer who shot him, in his testimony to the inquest, described in some detail the gun he was holding, and exactly what he did with it.
So the man who pulled the trigger lied, in the opinion of the jury.
That Littlejohn article (posted upthread) said the jury was mostly young people and some were mixed race. But, y'know, that was what Littlejohn said, so...That is my suspicion.
My suspicion would be deepened if I knew that, for example, the jury was composed entirely of posh white people.
But I do not know that. Does anyone?
He said he'd seen it in Duggan's hand, but other evidence (e.g. lack of DNA on the sock or gun), the testimony of witness B (looking at the scene from nearby flat) would suggest otherwise. The jury didn't believe him on this point, either.Also, and I'm not sure if this has already been covered, how was he able to describe in such detail a gun and sock which he hadn't in fact seen in Mark Duggan's hand? Why was that not picked up? No, I know WHY, of course. Cunts.
That's what I'm saying. His 'lovely view' of the gun and sock in Mark's hand could not have been anything other than a big fat lie, given it was found later, without any DNA on it.He said he'd seen it in Duggan's hand, but other evidence (e.g. lack of DNA on the sock or gun), the testimony of witness B (looking at the scene from nearby flat) would suggest otherwise. The jury didn't believe him on this point, either.
You are now to retire, as indeed should I, carefully to consider your verdict of "Lawful Killing".
Also, and I'm not sure if this has already been covered, how was he able to describe in such detail a gun and sock which he hadn't in fact seen in Mark Duggan's hand? Why was that not picked up? No, I know WHY, of course. Cunts.
Aye. It's fucking astounding how they can get away with such huge lies. And as for that being allowed to fucking well confer - speechless about that.Because that what it said on the fucking flipchart in the briefing room where they all sat down to write their statements, three days after the fact.
Totally led themJudge's directions remind me of Peter Cook
Just to add that a jacketed hollow point round (which is, in effect, only jacketed as far as the start of the hollow) transfers that energy through the lead core of the bullet extruding past the jacket in a mushroom-type shape. These rounds are generally used for game hunting. Fully jacketed ammunition is what is mandated for military use. It causes fewer surgical issues than unjacketed and JHP rounds. Most police services also use fully-jacketed ammo.