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Nelly's mum

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Not a warning yet but let's ALL move on from the petty bickering, it derails the thread
Oh at least spell Hillsborough right. How FKIN DARE YOU come at ME about HILLSBOROUGH! VILE.
You said a history of police giving misinformation.
If you just don’t like authority because you don’t, just say so. As you say things change, but apparently that’s not good enough. Or don’t use big words like “misinformation“ if you don’t understand them.
It’s been great discussing very old unconnected bobbins with you whilst you try to find your point, but I’ll have to mute you as I feel you’re making me lose brain cells.
If you are the spelling police then you spelled 'fucking' wrong 👍
I dgaf if you agree with me - people need to be able to trust police and authorities to do their job, and several inquiries have found mismanagement and misinformation, if you think that's ok then that's on you.
 

Former_Antelopee

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So it seems the "53yo white British man" arrest is a smokescreen for now because they haven't said the arrest was the driver.

The driver was protected by police and bundled into the van, but the poor man on the ground who was a victim of this ordeal, was manhandled and pinned to the ground and pepper sprayed into his eyes even though he was fully pinned down??
Maybe he had a weapon?
 

Former_Antelopee

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Right?! If you're driving into me or - worse - my kid, you're damn right I'll pound the fuck out your car.

Something like a car reversing or going forward into you if going to give you a jump scare.
I thought he was doing that after they started to attack his car I'm assuming to try and get them off his car?
 
Yes, you can use it in speech that way. It’s not only a legal definition. Just because someone might die without being charged after killing someone unlawfully, wouldn’t mean they didn’t murder them, or wasn’t a murderer.
Sorry what have I missed? I thought we were talking about legal definitions?