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Anonymice | 19.09.2012 10:12
Two Policewomen were killed in Manchester yesterday. They were working at the time and deliberately killed, or so it is reported. This was followed by a media outcry over their deaths.
In recent years, Police have killed very many people, either in custody, or going about their day to day business. Some people have been killed whilst engaging in what has been alleged to be criminal acts but the circumstances of their deaths indicate there was no valid reason for them to be killed. Media coverage is never hostile to the Police. It is the norm for the Police to have their actions, or conduct, justified however suspicious this looks.
In cases where Police have killed people, the media has a tendency to be pro Police, their conduct is never questioned, let alone criticised.
Inquests that are held into the deaths of people killed by Police are always biased in the favour of the Police.
Despite the numbers of people killed by Police, one way or another, to date no Police officer has been charged with manslaughter, or murder. This says it all.
In recent years, Police have killed very many people, either in custody, or going about their day to day business. Some people have been killed whilst engaging in what has been alleged to be criminal acts but the circumstances of their deaths indicate there was no valid reason for them to be killed. Media coverage is never hostile to the Police. It is the norm for the Police to have their actions, or conduct, justified however suspicious this looks.
In cases where Police have killed people, the media has a tendency to be pro Police, their conduct is never questioned, let alone criticised.
Inquests that are held into the deaths of people killed by Police are always biased in the favour of the Police.
Despite the numbers of people killed by Police, one way or another, to date no Police officer has been charged with manslaughter, or murder. This says it all.
Anonymice
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