Crime - part deux

And he's actually thick enough to pose for the cameras. Hope someone wipes that smirk off his face before the day is out.

 

Nut job mate.

Wasting good coke on a toddler, obviously no cost of living crisis in perthshire

 

Well it's been a while since I had a baby but iirc they're not supposed to have "solids" until at least 6 months old. So this dickhead either got the baby to eat it or actually went through the process of mixing it into the formula milk.

Which makes him a colossal **** on many levels.

 

Oh yeh, that too

 

the worst crime of them all.....the police facilitating members of organised groups

 

https://youtube.com/shorts/3gS_jgsd4JM?feature=share

 

On this thread

@Bwood_Ranger on the claranet telling the keywoard bloke to up the beat.

 

Chris Kaba inquest...

On Monday 5 September 2022, Mr Chris Kaba was driving an Audi motor vehicle in South London. The Audi Mr Kaba was driving was believed to be linked to a firearms incident which took place the previous day and an automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) marker had been placed upon it.

https://www.policeconduct.gov.uk/news/statement-read-out-opening-inquest-death-chris-kaba

Officers continued to follow the Audi until 10.07pm. The officers did not activate their lights or sirens while following the vehicle. The intention was to use an ‘enforced stop extraction’ on the Audi.

At around 10.07pm, Mr Kaba made a left turn from New Park Road onto Kirkstall Gardens. Already present on Kirkstall Gardens was a marked police armed response vehicle. The marked ARV had parked on Kirkstall Gardens with the intention of joining the other police vehicles behind the Audi once it had passed the junction. One of the officers inside the marked ARV was NX121.

Once Mr Kaba made the left turn the decision was taken to perform an ‘inline extraction’. Armed officers exited their vehicles and approached the Audi. The evidence suggests that contact was made between the Audi driven by Mr Kaba and the police vehicles.

The evidence further suggests that officer NX121 was standing to the front of Mr Kaba’s vehicle. A single shot was fired by officer NX121 piercing the front windscreen of the vehicle Mr Kaba was driving and struck him.

 

Dozens dead in nursery attack
At least 31 people have been killed after a former police officer opened fire at a pre-school child daycare centre in Thailand, police say.
Police say at least 23 children are among the victims…8 members of staff
The gunman had stormed the centre armed with a gun and a knife.

Gunman has killed himself - Thai media
The gunman - a former police officer - has been found dead.
He had shot himself, Thai media is reporting.
They also say that he has killed his wife and children.

Gunman was sacked by police last year
The gunman Panya Kamrab was sacked from the force last year, Thai PBS reported.
They quoted a local police colonel Jakkapat Vijitraithaya who said Kamrab had been dismissed for drug use.

 

Today's been a **** day for news.

At least 22 people have died and dozens were still missing after two boats carrying migrants sank in Greek waters on Wednesday.

The vessels, which may have travelled from neighbouring Turkey, were hit by stormy weather in the Mediterranean Sea.

Authorities said at least 15 women and one young man had died near the island of Lesbos. A second man was later found dead by divers from the European Union’s Frontex border agency.


Rescuers pulled ten people from the stormy waters but 12 migrants were still missing early on Thursday, Greece's coastguard said.

In a separate incident on Wednesday, at least 11 people were believed to be missing after another boat hit rocks near the island of Kythira -- several hundred kilometres west of Lesbos.

 

Have-a-go heroes were stabbed after jumping in to tackle two robbers in central London.

Three people were stabbed and a fourth person was pushed to the floor at 9.46am, and The Telegraph understands the attackers are still at large.

The attack happened after thieves were challenged by passers-by less than 200m from a City of London Police station.

An eyewitness has said he saw two or three teenagers on bicycles watching a middle-aged man before they grabbed him during a phone snatch robbery in the city of London.

This prompted a number of members of the public to rush in to help the man.

Video footage of the fracas show a number of people leaping in to help the initial victim.

 

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dont forget 2 buy that poppy you ****s

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-63145992

 

All them vehicles and no one thought of killing either of them by running them over

poor

 

Sad his bird snitched on him for a few likes

 

Yup

 

Do UK cops have a shoot to kill policy at the mo....

I know the article says injured but the guy is dead.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-63173045

 

Well this one sounds more like the standard shoot to stop which obviously has a good chance of death .