Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)

[Batspur]

Reform were thinking about it back in Oct, not heard anything since.

Reform threatens private prosecution over Manchester Airport disturbance

Reform UK said it was taking too long for the CPS to reach a decision on charging the men alleged to have been involved in the disturbance.

www.standard.co.uk

Strange that those guys haven't been charged already though.

The religion of peace is treated differently in this country

 

[Glenda's Legs]

Reform were thinking about it back in Oct, not heard anything since.

Reform threatens private prosecution over Manchester Airport disturbance

Reform UK said it was taking too long for the CPS to reach a decision on charging the men alleged to have been involved in the disturbance.

www.standard.co.uk

Strange that those guys haven't been charged already though.

Not really though if the enquiry into the associated incident of the police kicking one of the assailants after he had been tasered is still ongoing.
I think there’s also the first altercation (don’t think there’s been any video of that?) which led to the police being called in the first place (which then led to the female officer getting attacked and then to the tasering and the kicking).
I’d imagine it’s a bit more complex than just the one charge.
I mentioned elsewhere that if it takes a bit longer for the CPS to get the charges right so that a conviction follows then it’s worth taking a bit longer imo, despite the likes of Farage trying to stir things up.

 

[Danishfurniturelover]

Not really though if the enquiry into the associated incident of the police kicking one of the assailants after he had been tasered is still ongoing.
I think there’s also the first altercation (don’t think there’s been any video of that?) which led to the police being called in the first place (which then led to the female officer getting attacked and then to the tasering and the kicking).
I’d imagine it’s a bit more complex than just the one charge.
I mentioned elsewhere that if it takes a bit longer for the CPS to get the charges right so that a conviction follows then it’s worth taking a bit longer imo, despite the likes of Farage trying to stir things up.

Stir things up or make sure it does not get swept under the carpet?


They managed to get court cases heard quite quickly in the summer. As it stands violent persons are (assuming) still walking around free, though hopefully at least on bail.