Press told on January 13th 2006 about two burglars having entered a shopping mall Anttila in Vantaa. Obviously burglars were about to do some X-mas shopping, but were caught on the spot. At Haaga, while police were about to arrest thieves, did the thieves manage to crush few police vehicles from grape into raisin; “Police took six shots towards the direction the thief was” . “The cop simply walked next to him and shot in a short range."
Finnish Police Executes People on Duty
Finland - Press told on January 13th 2006 about two burglars having entered a shopping mall Anttila in Vantaa. Obviously burglars were about to do some X-mas shopping, but were caught on the spot.
On an escape trip from Vantaa Varisto to Helsinki Capital suburb Haaga on a vehicle, thieves managed to bypass several watchmen’s vehicle and police cars participating into the chase.
At Haaga, while police were about to arrest thieves, did the thieves manage to crush few police vehicles from grape into raisin. Other thief managed to escape, while he took a run, while the driver was practically executed according to a case witness; “The cop simply walked next to him and shot in a short range. I was shocked, when I saw this. I think they shot into his head, since he was in Intensicve Care for several weeks”. “Police took six shots towards the direction the thief was” explains one the newspapers. Prosecutor Sari Aho forgets to make her job with a decent matter and forgets to mention about the case witness stories… as Vantaa prosecutors typically do, since Police’s version in Finland is the only correct one and prosecutors need there people to maintain their position.
Prosecutor Sari Aho from Vantaa City Prosecutor office has kept silence about the prosecution reasoning until Finnish Newspapers contacted State Prosecutor’s Office. Vantaa is also know as a place, were Leading Prosecutor Tom Söderlund is being protected by Vanta Police, while he and his officials commit crimes on duty – these people are know not to give a prosecution or non-prosecution letter into public, and Vantaa Police know for chasing people, who wish to make a report of an offence against Vantaa Leading Prosecutor.
Helsinki police management has not call the policeman off duty. In stead, the constable was shifted on a sick leave.
Finnish Special Police Force ‘Karhukopla’ and State prosecutors with nick names as ‘Nalle’ may also refer directly or indirectly to Russia’s national pet bear. – Small signals giving a hint to our eastern neighbour not to afraid how cases are being handled. Finnish Police and Legal education is not very far from badly designed military education, were force is the only thing matters – not the rules.
I do not have anything against Policemen doing their job and following the code, but in Finland our prosecutors and cops have turned out to be criminals protecting interests of communism. There is only one truth in Finland – the cops’ and prosecutor’s truth. Usually this truth means setting up traps to jail innocent and property lost to businessmen.
And in case you Texas folks have all forgot, what Russia Military Force is all about, then I am asking to refresh your memory via www.nausea.com.
Ake Tyvi
Source: Iltasanomat (13.1.2006), Iltalehti (17.12.2005), an anonymous case witness.
Errata:
Iltalehti (17.1.2005) -> Iltalehti (17.12.2005)
Finland - Press told on January 13th 2006 about two burglars having entered a shopping mall Anttila in Vantaa. Obviously burglars were about to do some X-mas shopping, but were caught on the spot.
On an escape trip from Vantaa Varisto to Helsinki Capital suburb Haaga on a vehicle, thieves managed to bypass several watchmen’s vehicle and police cars participating into the chase.
At Haaga, while police were about to arrest thieves, did the thieves manage to crush few police vehicles from grape into raisin. Other thief managed to escape, while he took a run, while the driver was practically executed according to a case witness; “The cop simply walked next to him and shot in a short range. I was shocked, when I saw this. I think they shot into his head, since he was in Intensicve Care for several weeks”. “Police took six shots towards the direction the thief was” explains one the newspapers. Prosecutor Sari Aho forgets to make her job with a decent matter and forgets to mention about the case witness stories… as Vantaa prosecutors typically do, since Police’s version in Finland is the only correct one and prosecutors need there people to maintain their position.
Prosecutor Sari Aho from Vantaa City Prosecutor office has kept silence about the prosecution reasoning until Finnish Newspapers contacted State Prosecutor’s Office. Vantaa is also know as a place, were Leading Prosecutor Tom Söderlund is being protected by Vanta Police, while he and his officials commit crimes on duty – these people are know not to give a prosecution or non-prosecution letter into public, and Vantaa Police know for chasing people, who wish to make a report of an offence against Vantaa Leading Prosecutor.
Helsinki police management has not call the policeman off duty. In stead, the constable was shifted on a sick leave.
Finnish Special Police Force ‘Karhukopla’ and State prosecutors with nick names as ‘Nalle’ may also refer directly or indirectly to Russia’s national pet bear. – Small signals giving a hint to our eastern neighbour not to afraid how cases are being handled. Finnish Police and Legal education is not very far from badly designed military education, were force is the only thing matters – not the rules.
I do not have anything against Policemen doing their job and following the code, but in Finland our prosecutors and cops have turned out to be criminals protecting interests of communism. There is only one truth in Finland – the cops’ and prosecutor’s truth. Usually this truth means setting up traps to jail innocent and property lost to businessmen.
And in case you Texas folks have all forgot, what Russia Military Force is all about, then I am asking to refresh your memory via www.nausea.com.
Ake Tyvi
Source: Iltasanomat (13.1.2006), Iltalehti (17.12.2005), an anonymous case witness.
Errata:
Iltalehti (17.1.2005) -> Iltalehti (17.12.2005)
