Plebgate - An interesting new twist
Discussion
La Liga said:
To be fair to Scuffers, the issue is whether or not the police officer/s lied about what was said in the meeting when they spoke to the press immediately after, not what was the actual truth of what went on at the gate.
IIRC they were asked whether Mitchell gave a full account of what happened at the gate, and they said that he didn't. If that was their opinion, based on considerable experience of interviewing suspects, then what was wrong with them saying so?If anyone has a link to the media interview in question, I'll have another listen.
singlecoil said:
IIRC they were asked whether Mitchell gave a full account of what happened at the gate, and they said that he didn't. If that was their opinion, based on considerable experience of interviewing suspects, then what was wrong with them saying so?
It wasn't their opinion, it was the lie they agreed to tell. Have some proof-singlecoil said:
If anyone has a link to the media interview in question, I'll have another listen.
10 seconds searching found this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-24537521Even if you listen, I doubt you'll hear what you don't wish to hear.
Rovinghawk said:
singlecoil said:
If anyone has a link to the media interview in question, I'll have another listen.
10 seconds searching found this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-24537521Even if you listen, I doubt you'll hear what you don't wish to hear.
I wrote this six months ago. I still believe it..
williamp said:
21 September 2012
Mr Mitchell denies using the word "plebs" but apologises for being disrespectful.
24 September 2012
Mr Mitchell says he wants to "draw a line" under the incident,
This really should have been the end of it. A few choice words after a long day, a public appology and a suggestion to move on should have been the end of it. Maybe a beer bought and a personal appology too. Maybe not. Instead this has been going on for nearly 3 years now.
Mr Mitchell denies using the word "plebs" but apologises for being disrespectful.
24 September 2012
Mr Mitchell says he wants to "draw a line" under the incident,
This really should have been the end of it. A few choice words after a long day, a public appology and a suggestion to move on should have been the end of it. Maybe a beer bought and a personal appology too. Maybe not. Instead this has been going on for nearly 3 years now.
williamp said:
I wrote this six months ago. I still believe it..
You do know, don't you that the officer called a pleb didn't want the matter proceeded with. He wanted to move on. williamp said:
21 September 2012
Mr Mitchell denies using the word "plebs" but apologises for being disrespectful.
24 September 2012
Mr Mitchell says he wants to "draw a line" under the incident,
This really should have been the end of it. A few choice words after a long day, a public appology and a suggestion to move on should have been the end of it. Maybe a beer bought and a personal appology too. Maybe not. Instead this has been going on for nearly 3 years now.
Mr Mitchell denies using the word "plebs" but apologises for being disrespectful.
24 September 2012
Mr Mitchell says he wants to "draw a line" under the incident,
This really should have been the end of it. A few choice words after a long day, a public appology and a suggestion to move on should have been the end of it. Maybe a beer bought and a personal appology too. Maybe not. Instead this has been going on for nearly 3 years now.
It was Mitchell who wouldn't let it go.
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