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3 hours ago, sqwakvfr said:

Not surprised by the Chinse but how the British Police Officer responded was surprising.  

Was more concerned with the Chinese girl muttering 'Don't shoot him' in the background.

Suspect the shouty Chinese security man had a gun on him, but the police (of course) never checked.

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The ironic thing about this is that the Chinese all "work" at a pro communist college in London that's sole purpose is to spread Chinese propaganda. The college receives part funding from the UK government.

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I don’t post videos, but for those who are interested, the following search term will return a YouTube video that discusses the reception of this story in China.

 

“Mainland Chinese react to Brendan Kavanagh & the Piano Incident | "Don't Touch Her" guy gets ROASTED”

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3 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

 

As BritManToo points out, definite probable cause to conduct a weapons search. 

 

 

 

Yeah, but all the female police officer seemed concerned about was the alleged attempted "assault" on the Chinese woman.

 

(because the pianist allegedly tried to reach out to touch her hand or arm while talking to her)

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Just now, FruitPudding said:

 

Yeah, but all the female police officer seemed concerned about was the alleged attempted "assault" on the Chinese woman.

 

(because the pianist allegedly tried to reach out to touch her hand or arm while talking to her)

Perhaps that’s all that was reported to the female officer.

 

 

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21 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Perhaps that’s all that was reported to the female officer.

 

She was definitely aware that the Chinese were telling him that he had to turn off his camera in a public space.(which is wrong)

 

And it should have been clear to the officers they were harassing him to turn his camera off (also shouldn't be happening)

 

Nonetheless, the female officer told him to turn his camera off (which she doesn't have the right to do)

 

And then she questioned him about allegedly moving his hand forward in the direction of the Chinese female (in fact looking at his video footage, he was actually gesturing towards the flag she was holding, not trying to touch her)

 

 

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7 minutes ago, FruitPudding said:

And then she questioned him about allegedly moving his hand forward in the direction of the Chinese female

No, she questioned him about allegedly touching the woman.

 

The allegation, repeated multiple times and at high volume, was he had touched her.
 

The footage shows that to be a false allegation, but the officer was responding to the allegation and took no further action when the pianist explained his side of the story.

 

The officer was right to address that allegation, and yes wrong on other matters you listed.

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