Man shot dead on M62 in pre-planned police operation
Discussion
SystemParanoia said:
jcremonini said:
SystemParanoia said:
hyphen said:
SystemParanoia said:
Or maybe I agree the world is better off without mr "no angel" but refuse to accept the police statement at face value
Police Statement so far said:
During a pre-planned policing operation near to the M62 in Huddersfield, a police firearm was discharged and a man has died.
An immediate referral has been made to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), who are in attendance in West Yorkshire, and West Yorkshire Police are fully co-operating with their investigation.
An immediate referral has been made to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), who are in attendance in West Yorkshire, and West Yorkshire Police are fully co-operating with their investigation.
Release the name of the officer(s) that fired the shot(s)
Tell us how many shots were fired
Tell us who was in operational command of the unit at the time of the killing
What a stunningly naive thing to suggest.
Seriously - I have no idea who you are or what you do, but can you please go into a dark room and sit and think about things before you type anything more because, quite frankly, I cannot believe you are doing so at all judging by the nonsense you are spouting.
TerryThomas said:
pinchmeimdreamin said:
And what would "you" do with this information ?
He'd be able to solve the case of course!!But those that are can make sure if absolutely anything is not as it should be.. the officer(s) involved can be screwed to the wall.. instead of protected by anonymity behind the blue shield
Will be interesting to find out why he's been shot.
What do you do when the Police, without warning, force you to stop and then point their automatic weapons at you?
Raise your hands in surrender?
Shield your face instinctively?
Grab a gun from somewhere in the hope of winning a shootout with the cops?
I think, even if a career criminal, the third option is the least likely....
It will be interesting to see if there is a gun in his car. 'Intelligence' or not.
What do you do when the Police, without warning, force you to stop and then point their automatic weapons at you?
Raise your hands in surrender?
Shield your face instinctively?
Grab a gun from somewhere in the hope of winning a shootout with the cops?
I think, even if a career criminal, the third option is the least likely....
It will be interesting to see if there is a gun in his car. 'Intelligence' or not.
SystemParanoia said:
TerryThomas said:
pinchmeimdreamin said:
And what would "you" do with this information ?
He'd be able to solve the case of course!!But those that are can make sure if absolutely anything is not as it should be.. the officer(s) involved can be screwed to the wall.. instead of protected by anonymity behind the blue shield
SystemParanoia said:
so it was a s
t plan.
a life has been taken that would not have been if they didn't let the work experience kid write and submit the operation proposal.
Wheres the punishment for failing to apply the 7p's
Proper, Prior, Planning, Prevents, Piss, Poor, Performance
It's a brilliant plan that has saved the tax payer money and removed a scumbag from the streets. t plan.a life has been taken that would not have been if they didn't let the work experience kid write and submit the operation proposal.
Wheres the punishment for failing to apply the 7p's
Proper, Prior, Planning, Prevents, Piss, Poor, Performance
Borroxs said:
Will be interesting to find out why he's been shot.
What do you do when the Police, without warning, force you to stop and then point their automatic weapons at you?
Raise your hands in surrender?
Shield your face instinctively?
Grab a gun from somewhere in the hope of winning a shootout with the cops?
I think, even if a career criminal, the third option is the least likely....
It will be interesting to see if there is a gun in his car. 'Intelligence' or not.
I would expect that they wanted him alive, but he pulled a gun on the police, was asked to surrender, didn't and was shot. It would be far to much agro for them to just shoot suspects.What do you do when the Police, without warning, force you to stop and then point their automatic weapons at you?
Raise your hands in surrender?
Shield your face instinctively?
Grab a gun from somewhere in the hope of winning a shootout with the cops?
I think, even if a career criminal, the third option is the least likely....
It will be interesting to see if there is a gun in his car. 'Intelligence' or not.
Thought it might have been vonhousen pulling the trigger on someone doing 75mph.
SystemParanoia said:
Jazzy Jag said:
Yeah because the scumbags mates wouldn't dream of popping round to check on him and his family...
At which point... they call call the police.that's what they're there for
Willy Nilly said:
Borroxs said:
Will be interesting to find out why he's been shot.
What do you do when the Police, without warning, force you to stop and then point their automatic weapons at you?
Raise your hands in surrender?
Shield your face instinctively?
Grab a gun from somewhere in the hope of winning a shootout with the cops?
I think, even if a career criminal, the third option is the least likely....
It will be interesting to see if there is a gun in his car. 'Intelligence' or not.
I would expect that they wanted him alive, but he pulled a gun on the police, was asked to surrender, didn't and was shot. It would be far to much agro for them to just shoot suspects.What do you do when the Police, without warning, force you to stop and then point their automatic weapons at you?
Raise your hands in surrender?
Shield your face instinctively?
Grab a gun from somewhere in the hope of winning a shootout with the cops?
I think, even if a career criminal, the third option is the least likely....
It will be interesting to see if there is a gun in his car. 'Intelligence' or not.
Thought it might have been vonhousen pulling the trigger on someone doing 75mph.
Jazzy Jag said:
SystemParanoia said:
Jazzy Jag said:
Yeah because the scumbags mates wouldn't dream of popping round to check on him and his family...
At which point... they call call the police.that's what they're there for
You're a loon
kwit. Perhaps if we link him to a 9/11 thread he'll leave this one alone.SystemParanoia said:
Im not in a position of influence or power...
But those that are can make sure if absolutely anything is not as it should be.. the officer(s) involved can be screwed to the wall.. instead of protected by anonymity behind the blue shield
If this was an assassination, it is not a very good one is it?But those that are can make sure if absolutely anything is not as it should be.. the officer(s) involved can be screwed to the wall.. instead of protected by anonymity behind the blue shield
Lots of police took part in the operation, they will be from across the area i.e. any one of these strangers could testify against. There were multiple target cars with multiple occupants so lots of witness statements potentially biased in favour of the deceased in the press.
I'm sure if they wanted him dead, they could have done it on the quiet when it was only the deceased present and left no trace.
Edited by hyphen on Tuesday 3rd January 15:11
Marvtec said:
From the pics it looks like the Merc E class is unmarked police, Audi and Scirocco drug dealers cars.
The Merc E class is GL10 XFE. Out of interest I tried to see which model it is as I didnt know the police used Mercs. However each way I've tried it says the reg doesnt exist?!?
Go on the UK Gov MOT website, it does exist and runs out Oct 17.The Merc E class is GL10 XFE. Out of interest I tried to see which model it is as I didnt know the police used Mercs. However each way I've tried it says the reg doesnt exist?!?
Sad actually i did that!!
OK, riddle me this.
It was a pre planned operation, so they knew quite a bit about the bad man. They knew where he was going, and what he was driving. So presumably the bad man could be nicked at a time of their choosing.
So they chose to nick him while he was driving a car at speed on a motorway. Safety first and all that.
No doubt it will be explained to us in great detail why he had to be arrested in the outside lane of a motorway doing 70, which is much more sensible than kicking him out of bed at 3 am.
It was a pre planned operation, so they knew quite a bit about the bad man. They knew where he was going, and what he was driving. So presumably the bad man could be nicked at a time of their choosing.
So they chose to nick him while he was driving a car at speed on a motorway. Safety first and all that.
No doubt it will be explained to us in great detail why he had to be arrested in the outside lane of a motorway doing 70, which is much more sensible than kicking him out of bed at 3 am.
Greendubber said:
SystemParanoia said:
WestyCarl said:
< snip> the operation was poorly planned.
A life has been taken. Therefore it was a poor plan.
Greendubber said:
Take off your bacofoil hat you complete and utter fist.
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