I suspect the poorly judged kick and stomp to the head would make any prosecution politically difficult, regardless of the cunt's race.
That being said, if his behaviour and attitude to police prior to this incident is anything to go by, it won't take long for the prick to end up getting put away for something. Him and his mates will be under intense scrutiny after this, I suspect.
I'm also a little concerned that a firearms officer has such poor control over his impulses, I'll be surprised if he's going to continue being a firearms officer after this. I don't think he necessarily deserves prosecution, but I reckon he'll get prosecuted simply to avoid more rampaging riotwankery. A fucking cock-up all round, really.
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My thoughts exactly.
I think we’re right to expect better impulse control from the police, especially those few that we give guns to. Just imagine if instead of putting the boot in he pulled out a pistol when the red mist descended.
Meanwhile we have the likes of Lee Anderthal spouting off on the news calling the suspects “animals” instead of trying to calm the situation down as one might hope to expect from a politician. As we actually saw that local councillor doing during that business in Leeds.
Yes, the one on the floor and his mate will probably end up behind bars, if not for this then something else, but let’s not pretend that a police officer kicking someone in the head should ever be acceptable.
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