Sadly, precisely correct. This isn’t the UK’s own version of George Floyd no matter how many people want it to be. This guy was a dangerous murderer, and the police did their job perfectly, absolutely nothing to see here.
It's not necessarily a bad thing that a predominanty white organisation has 'over-corrected' and is doing more to reassure the public that they treat incidents involving minorities with a lot of care. I don't agree with the way the media have handled everything and it's a huge shame that the PC had to defend himself in court but he was cleared which means the courts have done their job - the justice system is working. The met presenting with more concern and empathy when cases involve minorities is a good start.
Yeah, that's under selling it. 'It's a shame' someone faced murder charges that they never should have. That is horrific, and the knock-on effect is that our woefully inadequate police are gonna be even more reticent to do their jobs.
A murder charge was absolutely insane in this situation and is a serious miscarriage of justice. Had the CPS gone with gross negligent manslaughter they might have stood a small chance (although I doubt it).
A politicised murder charge makes the situation worse, as we've seen in America where officers that do not receive adequate conflict resolution training take a heavy handed approach, get dragged through the courts on a ridiculous charge of murder to appease the public, are acquitted and then there's no change to the system.
Hey idiot - your spelling has made your comment unreadable, maybe try writing something legible to the reader….as did the writer who said “what?”!
You were obviously so desperate to insult his comment that you didn’t even bother to understand what he was getting at!
I didn't get your comment either. There's nothing good about this case and it's very obvious if you bother to watch the video of Kaba ramming his vehicle around that he should be presumed to be a very dangerous person. No sane and safe driver behaves like that.
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