Police vandalise house
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I've never heard of him.
Strikes me though ,if you wanted some very cheap publicity all you'd have to do is get a mate to call the police and claim burglary so that:
The lefties start a "all the neighbours are racist because they can't let a black man do well" tirade.
The plebs (main target market for grime) can go mad on the "all coppers are b
ds" free for all.
It gives him an air of "bad boy" so aligned with the scene since the NWA days that his previous careeer in quality assurance doesn't.
Normally wouldn't be so cynical, but his album is released in what, 3 days?
Strikes me though ,if you wanted some very cheap publicity all you'd have to do is get a mate to call the police and claim burglary so that:
The lefties start a "all the neighbours are racist because they can't let a black man do well" tirade.
The plebs (main target market for grime) can go mad on the "all coppers are b
ds" free for all.It gives him an air of "bad boy" so aligned with the scene since the NWA days that his previous careeer in quality assurance doesn't.
Normally wouldn't be so cynical, but his album is released in what, 3 days?
BlackLabel said:
as much as i think the indy is usually a bastion of sanctimonious drivel, that headline is the first thing that came to mind. some snooty curtain twitcher neighbour phoned the police because a black person couldn't possibly afford to live there. i may be wrong , i doubt it though.You're assuming two things.
The neighbours saw him, didn't just hear some commotion and thought that's not right I hope that nice man down stairs is ok.
He didn't do it himself for publicity
Ps for some reason while drunk I decided to go to my Garage one night when I lived in Telford looking for something
Those racist bds across the way called the police in me. Where is my compo? Is it cos I is white.
But the racists here will automatically assume race is in play because the media keep telling us we are racists while the rest of us just get along.
Is kicking a door in for a phone call standard procedure? " of course his neighbours thought he wa a burgler" of course fking of course. Did he move in that day, they'd never seen him before? Even he hasn't brought race into it but the commies at the independent are determined to decivde.
The neighbours saw him, didn't just hear some commotion and thought that's not right I hope that nice man down stairs is ok.
He didn't do it himself for publicity
Ps for some reason while drunk I decided to go to my Garage one night when I lived in Telford looking for something
Those racist b
ds across the way called the police in me. Where is my compo? Is it cos I is white.But the racists here will automatically assume race is in play because the media keep telling us we are racists while the rest of us just get along.
Is kicking a door in for a phone call standard procedure? " of course his neighbours thought he wa a burgler" of course f
king of course. Did he move in that day, they'd never seen him before? Even he hasn't brought race into it but the commies at the independent are determined to decivde.Edited by Pesty on Wednesday 15th February 07:18
Hackney said:
"Natalie Johns tweeted: '@Stormzy1 @metpoliceuk absolutely disgusting you'd think they know who lives there before damaging your door.'"
Yes, the police know the occupant / resident of every London address
It's a pretty good summary of the standard of intelligence of people who can't resist to give an opinion about things they know little to nothing about. A bit like the OP given his posting history and mention of Smiley Culture (an accused drug dealer who killed himself shortly before his trial). Yes, the police know the occupant / resident of every London address
Although given that comedy article by the Independent (I actually thought better of them), maybe we shouldn't set our standards too high.
There's so little information about the matter and so many unknown variables there's not really anything to discuss.
bmw535i said:
The Met Police were not able to offer a reply, but you can be assured there will be plenty of gavvers on here who will happily do so 
La Liga said:
there's not really anything to discuss.
La Liga] said:
Is that what happened?
Despite there being nothing to discuss, there must be a discussion.La Liga said:
Rovinghawk said:
Is it standard procedure to smash first & ask questions later?
Is that what happened? La Liga said:
Rovinghawk said:
You would know more about that than I.
Apparently it's the other way around given the above. I'll ask again- is it standard procedure to smash a door in to ascertain whether a place is being burgled?
It's standard procedure to apply to law according to the circumstances faced. The known circumstances which are wholly incomplete. Whether you accept that or not doesn't change it.
I didn't say there's nothing to discuss, I said there's not really anything (which still provides limited scope) to discuss given the lack of information.
In your desperation to include your first-page quote and post you failed to read what I actually wrote.
bmw535i said:
bmw535i said:
The Met Police were not able to offer a reply, but you can be assured there will be plenty of gavvers on here who will happily do so
La Liga said:
there's not really anything to discuss.
La Liga] said:
Is that what happened?
Despite there being nothing to discuss, there must be a discussion.In your desperation to include your first-page quote and post you failed to read what I actually wrote.
Rovinghawk said:
La Liga said:
There's so little information about the matter and so many unknown variables there's not really anything to discuss.
Known facts:No burglar
Door smashed in by the police
Is it standard procedure to smash first & ask questions later? You would know more about that than I.
Knock the door, wait for occupant to open. If you can see someone in there, they are ignoring you and a neighbour suspects a burglary is taking place then in that situation the police can lawfully enter the premises.
We dont know if that happened or not. I dont know any officers that woukd just break a door open on the say so of a neighbour.
Greendubber said:
No, questions are asked first.
Knock the door, wait for occupant to open. If you can see someone in there, they are ignoring you and a neighbour suspects a burglary is taking place then in that situation the police can lawfully enter the premises.
We dont know if that happened or not. I dont know any officers that woukd just break a door open on the say so of a neighbour.
Thank you.Knock the door, wait for occupant to open. If you can see someone in there, they are ignoring you and a neighbour suspects a burglary is taking place then in that situation the police can lawfully enter the premises.
We dont know if that happened or not. I dont know any officers that woukd just break a door open on the say so of a neighbour.
Allowing for the admitted lack of full information, what do you think happened?
Rovinghawk said:
Greendubber said:
No, questions are asked first.
Knock the door, wait for occupant to open. If you can see someone in there, they are ignoring you and a neighbour suspects a burglary is taking place then in that situation the police can lawfully enter the premises.
We dont know if that happened or not. I dont know any officers that woukd just break a door open on the say so of a neighbour.
Thank you.Knock the door, wait for occupant to open. If you can see someone in there, they are ignoring you and a neighbour suspects a burglary is taking place then in that situation the police can lawfully enter the premises.
We dont know if that happened or not. I dont know any officers that woukd just break a door open on the say so of a neighbour.
Allowing for the admitted lack of full information, what do you think happened?
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