Geoff914

Why do you say botched arrest? It was clear neither of them were prepared to go quietly. I suppose when they give their evidence we will be told why they resisted arrest so violently. It is ironic that the police go mob handed to arrest somebody who said some hurty words but send two police women and one police man to arrest two extremely violent thugs.

I know what Zyklon is but what is a Zyklon in this context?

Two females wasn't it? Plus having a huge kick by the assailant on himself.

The Post Office themselves brought the prosecutions not the CPS however the, so called, legal profession were necessarily involved and it now appears perjury and perverting the course of justice was employed to get the accused found guilty.

One case charges brought in less than a month. The other case charges brought in 5 months in what was a very simple, uncomplicated case. They are not different. Both were unprovoked extreme violence. Absolutely stinks of a conspiracy.

There you go banging on about the wrong thing again but you carry on avoiding the issue. It is the 5 months to bring charges that is highly suspicious. Have I in any of my posts mentioned race. You are the one obsessed with race. I don't use X never have done never will. You really are obsessed with Indian men. Keep it up.

Takes a fool to recognise a fool. Assault was on the 26 Oct 2024, charged on the 7 Nov 2024, so offense to being charged less than a month. On the flimsiest video evidense but not to dissimilar to the Manchester case. Court hearing 24 Feb 2025 being charged to court hearing 3 months. Pleading guilty of not the plea would not have been until he attended court.

It seemed to work to get Michael Amesbury prosecuted for an equally violent assault. Strangely that didn't take 5 months to press charges. Notice the differences.

Yea right did to see the news today? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cglzg8rnje7t Possible that 13 people committed suicide over the greatest miscarriage of justice in history. How many years of investigation has gone into this? The Post Office scandal has had "disastrous" impacts on sub-postmasters, a new report finds - here's what else it says Post Office bosses should have known the Horizon IT software was faulty, but "maintained the fiction that its data was always accurate" when prosecuting sub-postmasters, the official inquiry says The scandal may have led to 13 suicides, the report says, as it also criticises the "formidable difficulties" for those seeking compensation Former sub-postmaster Jo Hamilton says the 160-page report lays bare "the full scale of the horror that they unleashed on us" Family members who also "suffered personal injury" because of their "relative's suffering" will also be able to claim compensation, the government says The Post Office issues an "unreserved" apology for "a shameful period in our history" - here's how the scandal unfold

His view on doing justice is out of the Horizon scandal book of how to seek justice. Been going on for 25 years and my guess is at least another 10 years to go. Legal profession makes a killing prosecuting and defending the poor sub post masters and mistresses. It then all blows up and the legal profession makes another killing as it all goes through the public inquiry phase. Then they make a third killing when it all goes back to court to sort out the compensation and the prosecution for perjury and perverting the course justice by the Post Office and its legal teams. Then we have Grenfell Tower still to play out. What great times to be a legal person jumping on the gravy trains in the UK now.

Great we can all get on with our lives now but my guess is you will be along soon.

No wonder justice in the UK takes so long and is so expensive. If the bleeding obvious case take 5 months then the chances the culprit would die of old age in a complicated one.

Eff off

A guy goes up to a member of the public in Star Bucks and head butts him. In full view of all the customers and staff and on any amount of cctv and the CPS take 5 months to decide whether to charge or not. Imagine how long they would take if it was actually a difficult case.

The parade in question is in York in England