Police called to disturbance at UK PM candidate Johnson's home

[richard_smith237]

8 minutes ago, stevenl said:

We do know more than reported here, in other languages it is reported there were loud noises.

 

Domestic disturbances should not be taken lightly, so calling the police in that case seems like a wise idea.

 

Agreed, Domestic Disturbance can be a serious issue when it developed to Domestic Abuse and psychological abuse... But aren't we getting a little ahead of ourselves here? there is surely a difference between a domestic disturbance and an argument.

 

 If the Police are called to every argument in the home we'd need a far larger police force. 

 

The police were not interested in this issue which implies it was just an argument, I suspect the person who reported this to the Police knew this and only called the police (and the Media) because of who it was rather than what it was.

 

[geoffbezoz]

5 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Agreed, Domestic Disturbance can be a serious issue when it developed to Domestic Abuse and psychological abuse... But aren't we getting a little ahead of ourselves here? there is surely a difference between a domestic disturbance and an argument.

 

 If the Police are called to every argument in the home we'd need a far larger police force. 

 

The police were not interested in this issue which implies it was just an argument, I suspect the person who reported this to the Police knew this and only called the police (and the Media) because of who it was rather than what it was.

 

The fact that the police are not interested in the issue has nothing to do whether it was an argument or not. Pressure could easily have been brought to bear on the Senior Offices to ensure no official action was taken.  If you you think the British Tory Government and the Police force are beyond corruption or rather promotion/demotion inducements then I'm afraid you really are living in cuckoo land. Clearly BJ and his partner were having a loud heated argument that worried the neighbours. What a way for a potential PM to behave.

Edited June 22, 2019 by geoffbezoz

[dick dasterdly]

43 minutes ago, Basil B said:

I assume the officers attending were greeted with "do you know who I am" and "I know Cressida"

How can one assume this?

 

Presumably you mean that you, personally assume this.....

[Justgrazing]

2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

It is also reported that on the recording Symonds can be heard screaming at Johnson to 'get out', Johnson is heard to respond 'No

If fairness Chomp if the claim of the shouting and ranting in their domestic were applied across the board the old bill would be inundated every night Nationwide .. 

It also says a lot that the " neighbour " took the time to contact a newspaper that is less than favourable I understand to Johnson in some of their print .. 

Does this not have storm in a teacup write large over it when maybe everyone should be diverting their efforts to sort out the brexit thing .. Though personally I avoid all that as it bores the t*ts off me .. 

 

[RuamRudy]

Imagine what might have been revealed over the last few years if the tories had faced the sort of media scrutiny that Corbyn has had to endure.

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[dick dasterdly]

22 minutes ago, stevenl said:

We do know more than reported here, in other languages it is reported there were loud noises.

 

Domestic disturbances should not be taken lightly, so calling the police in that case seems like a wise idea.

Especially when the person who makes the report has the foresight to record the dispute, and contact the Guardian with their evidence....

 

"Loud noises" - really????  Biased much???

[stevenl]

23 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Agreed, Domestic Disturbance can be a serious issue when it developed to Domestic Abuse and psychological abuse... But aren't we getting a little ahead of ourselves here? there is surely a difference between a domestic disturbance and an argument.

 

 If the Police are called to every argument in the home we'd need a far larger police force. 

 

The police were not interested in this issue which implies it was just an argument, I suspect the person who reported this to the Police knew this and only called the police (and the Media) because of who it was rather than what it was.

 

Wpuld depend on what is happening in the argument. Unless you want to wait till someone is choked, it makes sense to call police when things seem to be getting out of hand. The neighbour may have feared that here (or may be just after some publicity), but calling the police to make that judgement could be a very wise decision.

[tlandtday]

why anyone would want this crazy weasel as their leader is questionable probably hand picked by the elites to kill the brexit agenda...

[Chomper Higgot]

The neighbour did no simply call the police s/he first went to Simonds' door and knocked three times, only calling the police after getting no response. 

 

I wonder how many serious domestic violence incidents would be prevented if more people responded like this?!

 

But hey, let's call into question the neighbour's motives. 

 

[silver sea]

2 hours ago, silver sea said:

Apparently, the neighbour who alerted the police, also called the Guardian., hence their exclusive (maybe they called the Guardian first!)

 

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/jun/21/police-called-to-loud-altercation-at-boris-johnsons-home

 

The domestic incident also inspired a neighbour to show off his rapping ‘skills’:

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7168951/Boris-Johnsons-new-neighbour-writes-rap-politician.html

 

 

2 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Where does it say the neighbour called the Guardian first? 

 

More interestingly the the police at first denied the incident until presented with the case report number and Tag numbers of the attending police vehicles.

 

It doesn’t, hence the word ‘maybe’. It was tongue-in-cheek speculation on my part, which is why I put it in brackets.

 

I am no fan of Johnson 

 

https://evolvepolitics.com/if-you-trust-boris-johnson-to-deliver-brexit-you-might-want-to-read-this-viral-thread-about-his-time-as-foreign-secretary/

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3668972/If-charlatan-sexual-adventurer-Prime-Minister-d-emigrated-says-former-boss-MAX-HASTINGS.html

 

but all couples have arguments, and his gf is no shrinking violet. Indeed, one of the main reasons he has been successful so far in this leadership election is because she has him on a tight leash, so he has not had an opportunity to make his usual gaffes.

 

i don’t think anyone in authority is taking the incident too seriously. 

Edited June 22, 2019 by silver sea

[Proboscis]

2 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

So a neighbor doesn't like the Politician and uses any opportunity, possibly to exact their spite... 

 

It is reported that he'd had an argument with his Girlfriend, not exactly unheard of in any relationship...  No news here, just the media being the usual gossip mongering tools... 

 

 

Actually the noise was so loud that the complaining neighbours were able to record it. Apparently this recording is in the possession of the Guardian. It sounds like this was not the first time.

[transam]

4 minutes ago, Proboscis said:

Actually the noise was so loud that the complaining neighbours were able to record it. Apparently this recording is in the possession of the Guardian. It sounds like this was not the first time.

Sounds like the neighbours are KGB agents, not just a simple glass on the wall job...

[Loiner]

3 minutes ago, Proboscis said:

Actually the noise was so loud that the complaining neighbours were able to record it. Apparently this recording is in the possession of the Guardian. It sounds like this was not the first time.

You think she's reported Boris & Carrie's humping and grunting to The Garuniad before?

[phantomfiddler]

A total fake news posting, and all based on a ridiculous claim by a neighbor who saw a chance to make some money, sad ! A disgruntled fired employee once phoned up the police saying his employer had an apartment full of hard drugs. Amazingly this was enough for a whole busload of narcotics squad to come all the way from Bangkok and completely search the premises. They at least had the decency to apologize ???? Result.......<deleted> causes huge waste of time.

[johnnysunshine]

And appropriate time for a "false flag" perpetrated by his enemies to cause possible suspicion about his character.

[Basil B]

2 hours ago, Loiner said:

You think she's reported Boris & Carrie's humping and grunting to The Garuniad before?

But this was not grunting or groaning, but there again pigs grunt and if you had a fat one on top of you, would you not groan???

[Mavideol]

4 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Where does it say the neighbour called the Guardian first? 

 

More interestingly the the police at first denied the incident until presented with the case report number and Tag numbers of the attending police vehicles.

police cover up not only in Thailand 555

[Sujo]

1 hour ago, phantomfiddler said:

A total fake news posting, and all based on a ridiculous claim by a neighbor who saw a chance to make some money, sad ! A disgruntled fired employee once phoned up the police saying his employer had an apartment full of hard drugs. Amazingly this was enough for a whole busload of narcotics squad to come all the way from Bangkok and completely search the premises. They at least had the decency to apologize ???? Result.......<deleted> causes huge waste of time.

What part of it is fake news. She heard argument and noise. Called police who attended to see if there was a problem. Nothing fake news about it.

 

How much money did the neighbour make?

[Loiner]

8 minutes ago, Sujo said:

What part of it is fake news. She heard argument and noise. Called police who attended to see if there was a problem. Nothing fake news about it.

 

How much money did the neighbour make?

Calling it 'news' makes it fake for me. It's just not important and not news. Regardless that it originated from The Garuniad, the other so called 'newspapers' carried it too. Where does it go - in the political pages, local crime reports, or with the Love Island nonsense?

Edited June 22, 2019 by Loiner

[Baerboxer]

5 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

So a neighbor doesn't like the Politician and uses any opportunity, possibly to exact their spite... 

 

It is reported that he'd had an argument with his Girlfriend, not exactly unheard of in any relationship...  No news here, just the media being the usual gossip mongering tools... 

 

 

 

Possibly. Or the neighbor is left wing and saw the opportunity to slight a Tory; or saw the chance to make some money from selling it to a left wing newspaper rag.

 

How many people, on hearing a domestic neighbors argument, record it, call the police and then offer the recording to a political newspaper?

[JHolmesJr]

5 hours ago, petermik said:

The girlfriend said to Boris "not tonight darling" and Boris took the huff.....nothing new really

 

He might have been trying to re-negotiate the backstop agreement.

[Baerboxer]

4 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

The neighbour did no simply call the police s/he first went to Simonds' door and knocked three times, only calling the police after getting no response. 

 

I wonder how many serious domestic violence incidents would be prevented if more people responded like this?!

 

But hey, let's call into question the neighbour's motives. 

 

 

Absolutely socially responsible good citizen. 

 

Even took the trouble to record it and then offer that recording to the most politically acceptable left wing anti Tory paper.

 

How do you know the neighbor isn't known for being a nosey busy body? Are you suggesting neighbors should nip round every time they hear an argument between couples? 

 

Or perhaps you favor a society where people can inform on neighbors they suspect of behaving badly, having the wrong opinions etc.?

 

All be better if the state monitor and control everything eh?

Edited June 22, 2019 by Baerboxer

[Jonnapat]

5 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Police called to ‘Domestic’ involving candidate for PM.

 

And you have trouble understanding why that’s newsworthy?

Exactly

[brewsterbudgen]

So if Boris self-destructs and drops out, as seems likely, does that mean the Tories automatically get Jeremy Hunt? That will please all the Brexiteers [emoji38]

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[Jonnapat]

Quickly becoming the world's newest banana republic,  already a laughing stock around the world,  getting worse by the day.

[Thingamabob]

So the 'concerned' neighbours contacted, you've guessed it, the Guardian. Surprise, surprise. Much ado about nothing that is any of our business. Neighbours may be in a bit of trouble though, recording illegally. Assuming there really is a recording...

[Lokie]

Nothing to report or the Police would have took action, just a very cheap shot at BOJO

[stevenl]

1 hour ago, Baerboxer said:

 

Possibly. Or the neighbor is left wing and saw the opportunity to slight a Tory; or saw the chance to make some money from selling it to a left wing newspaper rag.

 

How many people, on hearing a domestic neighbors argument, record it, call the police and then offer the recording to a political newspaper?

Or possibly the neighbour is a staunch brexiteer and doesn't trust Boris Johnson to deliver.

[shackleton]

He  is not called Boris the Buffoon for nothing

No doubt a lot more dirt will appear in the news papers  in the coming days 

when he opens his mouth he usually  puts his  his foot  in it 

[Loiner]

Quickly becoming the world's newest banana republic,  already a laughing stock around the world,  getting worse by the day.

I don’t think ‘the world’ would be very interested in this.
MSM and Chattering classes women dishing their politico dirt maybe, but it’s not ‘a thing’ for real people.