Notting Hill Carnival crime fest.

Notting Hill Carnival crime fest.

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dandarez

13,304 posts

284 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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Cold said:
Greendubber said:
247 arrests out of 42 million attendees isn't so bad.
Bit of a crush, then? hehe

Cold

15,265 posts

91 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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What, no. There were only 56 million people there.

Cold

15,265 posts

91 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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Updated figures as of 10PM Monday:

353 arrests.

Which include:
162 drugs related
37 arrests for the possession of offensive weapons
37 arrests recorded for assaults on police
30 Met officers suffered minor injuries

Thankyou4calling

10,619 posts

174 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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Do the police turn a blind eye to someone having a cheeky spliff while dancing?

Are they just focussed on dealers?

Or do they arrest all users too?


Sa Calobra

37,233 posts

212 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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Earthdweller said:
Bigends said:
Sa Calobra said:
I'd be interested to see their crime recording criteria i.e. is it recorded for a geographic area as 'nottinghill carnival' or if they are naughty and only class the carnival as one street and any arrests etc are recorded as particular streets with no link..
A crime per victim at whatever the location is that the crime occured at - same as usual. There will be some sort of flag attached to each carnival related crime for stats purposes
Crime recording is very tightly controlled.

If it happens a foot outside the carnival area .. it’s not carnival related ( though clearly it is)
I'd be interested to know what area is classed as the carnival area.

When I went the carnival procession was of course on a set route but many streets away there was a large overspill of people static, music and partying with food stalls etc.


amusingduck

9,398 posts

137 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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Cold said:
Greendubber said:
247 arrests out of 42 million attendees isn't so bad.
rofl

Earthdweller

13,637 posts

127 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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Sa Calobra said:
Earthdweller said:
Bigends said:
Sa Calobra said:
I'd be interested to see their crime recording criteria i.e. is it recorded for a geographic area as 'nottinghill carnival' or if they are naughty and only class the carnival as one street and any arrests etc are recorded as particular streets with no link..
A crime per victim at whatever the location is that the crime occured at - same as usual. There will be some sort of flag attached to each carnival related crime for stats purposes
Crime recording is very tightly controlled.

If it happens a foot outside the carnival area .. it’s not carnival related ( though clearly it is)
I'd be interested to know what area is classed as the carnival area.

When I went the carnival procession was of course on a set route but many streets away there was a large overspill of people static, music and partying with food stalls etc.


The boundary of the Carnival area is shown on that map

If crime happens outside that area is not in the figures

Also if it happens after the close of the carnival inside the area it’s not recorded as carnival related

I seem to recall that the cut off was very early on the Monday so that most of the shenanigans that happened after .. shutting down the sound systems/parties and dispersal from the area were not included in the crime figures as carnival was over !

banjowilly

853 posts

59 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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S1KRR said:
banjowilly said:
SW4 festival has a capacity of 20,000 NHC sees 2.5 million give or take. In 2015, SW4 festival had 20 odd drug arrests, NHC yesterday about 41, by the media reports. And with that, another episode of the culture wars draws to a close.
laugh 2.5 million!

fk me if you're going to lie, at least be realistic! Even Google estimates it at around a million. Which if it's anything like the "million Remoaner march" It'll be nearer 3-400K tops over all the days. laugh


In terms of comparison to SW4. Can you give me a break down of the non drug possession crimes. Stabbings, assaults, sexual assaults etc

In terms of culture wars. I will avoid your race baiting. And ask a question. Why does NHC attract far more dheads (pro rata) than other festivals? Is the security better at other events?
Well, if you're going to be a massive sneering bellend, you might as well do it in public.







Linkies because you know, even Google only says a million laugh

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notting_Hill_Carniva...
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08/26/nottin...
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/eu...


And straight out of the PH play book, you cowardly swerved why you think it's ironic a wholly incomparable event in Clapham doesn't (according to you) make the news.

Whenever you, or any of the unthinking automata who piled in after you are ready...

wjb

5,100 posts

132 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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Cold said:
Updated figures as of 10PM Monday:

353 arrests.

Which include:
162 drugs related
37 arrests for the possession of offensive weapons
37 arrests recorded for assaults on police
30 Met officers suffered minor injuries
What's your point?

Hundreds of thousands (dare I say millions) went and had a good time, why focus on a handful of negative incidents?

Earthdweller

13,637 posts

127 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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banjowilly said:
S1KRR said:
banjowilly said:
SW4 festival has a capacity of 20,000 NHC sees 2.5 million give or take. In 2015, SW4 festival had 20 odd drug arrests, NHC yesterday about 41, by the media reports. And with that, another episode of the culture wars draws to a close.
laugh 2.5 million!

fk me if you're going to lie, at least be realistic! Even Google estimates it at around a million. Which if it's anything like the "million Remoaner march" It'll be nearer 3-400K tops over all the days. laugh


In terms of comparison to SW4. Can you give me a break down of the non drug possession crimes. Stabbings, assaults, sexual assaults etc

In terms of culture wars. I will avoid your race baiting. And ask a question. Why does NHC attract far more dheads (pro rata) than other festivals? Is the security better at other events?
Well, if you're going to be a massive sneering bellend, you might as well do it in public.







Linkies because you know, even Google only says a million laugh

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notting_Hill_Carniva...
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08/26/nottin...
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/eu...


And straight out of the PH play book, you cowardly swerved why you think it's ironic a wholly incomparable event in Clapham doesn't (according to you) make the news.

Whenever you, or any of the unthinking automata who piled in after you are ready...
Banjo .. you are comparing apples with pears

There’s as much relevance in me telling you that 150k attended the Great Yorkshire Show

There were no arrests .. no crimes

There were three policemen and the only injury was a farmer slightly hurt by his prize winning bull

smile

Edited by Earthdweller on Tuesday 27th August 09:53

anonymous-user

55 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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S1KRR said:
How many people attending the NHC actually live there? I think of the area as not very diverse population wise. High earning, predominately white, middle class types.

I've always wondered why it doesn't decamp to an area where the visitors and exhibitors wouldn't need to travel as far.

Ironically it's always on the same weekend as SW4 festival (Clapham Common) yet that event rarely features on the news.
Have you ever been to London ?

The film Notting Hill wasn’t a documentary.

FiF

44,232 posts

252 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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But what about Glastonbury? Standard bit of oh look a squirrel.

Someone asked for a breakdown of the figures

  1. NottinghillCarnival19 Sunday 111 arrests. Monday 242 arrests.
37 x Assault police
2 x Drink drive
2 x Criminal damage
31 x Public order
34 x Offensive weapon
10 x Theft
162 x Drugs
10 x Sexual offences
5 x Robbery 
5 x GBH
14 x ABH/ Common assault
40 x Other
30 police injured.


Meanwhile in other news Dorset Police advertising for a social media person starting at 25k.

Starting salary for a sworn constable, 19,971.

One witters online, the other puts their life on the line.

Still haters going to hate.

Cold

15,265 posts

91 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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wjb said:
What's your point?

Hundreds of thousands (dare I say millions) went and had a good time, why focus on a handful of negative incidents?
Bringing some numbers to the speculation.

banjowilly

853 posts

59 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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Cold said:
wjb said:
What's your point?

Hundreds of thousands (dare I say millions) went and had a good time, why focus on a handful of negative incidents?
Bringing some numbers to the speculation.
Like this? What jolly larks you are. sleep

Cold said:
247 arrests out of 42 million attendees isn't so bad.

Earthdweller

13,637 posts

127 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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Cold said:
wjb said:
What's your point?

Hundreds of thousands (dare I say millions) went and had a good time, why focus on a handful of negative incidents?
Bringing some numbers to the speculation.
A handful you say ?

I would imagine if you added together all the carnivals across the land together you’d have more people attending them and I’d wager the house there wouldn’t be 350+ arrests or 10+ sexually assaulted

We should be rather grateful that there have been no deaths this year as a result of being negatively violently assaultedsmile

Nor would the total numbers of police exceed 12000 to police them all

Cold

15,265 posts

91 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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banjowilly said:
Like this? What jolly larks you are. sleep

Cold said:
247 arrests out of 42 million attendees isn't so bad.
Your 2.5m figure is repeated a few times in the media, however the estimate of "over" 1m is much more prevalent for this year's event. Who to believe? Who to tease?
But I've told you a million times to stop exaggerating.

banjowilly

853 posts

59 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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Earthdweller said:
Banjo .. you are comparing apples with pears

There’s as much relevance in me telling you that 150k attended the Great Yorkshire Show

There were no arrests .. no crimes

There were three policemen and the only injury was a farmer slightly hurt by his prize winning bull

smile

Edited by Earthdweller on Tuesday 27th August 09:53
Eh?!!

Did you just compare a bunch of flat cap clad steam engine & sheep enthusiasts with impenetrable dialogue & a massive chip on their collective shoulders over something called 'God's own country (Wakefield, Dewsbury excluded) with the biggest West Indian street party in Europe? laugh

Nice try.

banjowilly

853 posts

59 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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Cold said:
banjowilly said:
Like this? What jolly larks you are. sleep

Cold said:
247 arrests out of 42 million attendees isn't so bad.
Your 2.5m figure is repeated a few times in the media
Is it? Would you mind PM'ing this information to Skirr?

wjb

5,100 posts

132 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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Earthdweller said:
A handful you say ?

I would imagine if you added together all the carnivals across the land together you’d have more people attending them and I’d wager the house there wouldn’t be 350+ arrests or 10+ sexually assaulted

We should be rather grateful that there have been no deaths this year as a result of being negatively violently assaultedsmile

Nor would the total numbers of police exceed 12000 to police them all
Again, what's your point?

Cold

15,265 posts

91 months

Tuesday 27th August 2019
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banjowilly said:
Is it? Would you mind PM'ing this information to Skirr?
Only if I can include the 1m estimate too.