Jack, I realise the person who died is a criminal and that's clouding peoples judgement on this story, but all the same, everyone has to be treated equally.
If the burglar had stabbed the old man and killed him, would you be telling the police to let the burglar remain at home while the police investigated the incident before arresting him?
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Re: The Streets of London
OK point taken .
I would hope that the police grant him bail as soon as they possibly can , they can attach conditions so that he cannot return home until investigations are complete and to ensure that he gets proper care after this stressful event .
I would hope that the police grant him bail as soon as they possibly can , they can attach conditions so that he cannot return home until investigations are complete and to ensure that he gets proper care after this stressful event .
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Trust me. The old fella will be getting anything and everything he wants in that nick. Plod will be treating him like a king.
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Re: The Streets of London
Haven't the traffic wardens been given the same powers as Police. Dave said they have. They could mobilize their SWAT moped to combat the Massive civil unrest.
