Man shot dead on M62 in pre-planned police operation

[Gameface]

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[anonymous-user]

Gameface said:

£££

It’s a fair bet that is in so way involved but I haven’t actually seen anywhere what specific injustice he is claiming and what specific restoration he is seeking.

Has he refuted the claims that his lad was seemingly holding a gun at the moment in question for example ?

Everything I read seems to be focussed on him shouting loudly about what his son wasn’t as opposed to what specifically happened.

[Gameface]

I imagine he and his lawyer are waiting for the report on whole matter to be released before they act with regard to restitution.

[rallycross]

Its become the wild west, 20 years of decline.

But to cheer up the mood its worth revisiting this old clip, 'He's Ramping Him' where the bruvv's dish out justice at the local BP garage, at 2am.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRgbjXi9qVc

[Burwood]

The Justice for Yassar Facebook page has started posting veiled threats with photos of the BBC journalist.

[andymc]

Leptons said:

Rogue86 said:

Not sure if it's been mentioned yet in this thread, but as this happened locally to me I found it interesting. At the time of the shooting, a notorious local was being named publically by the local scrotes as an informant (especially on the local Police social media). That alleged informant was sentenced to life in prison in May for murder.

https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/news/west-yorkshire...

Local legend has it that’s who they’d been on the way to shoot. Someone Tipped Meggy off who hid and subsequently tipped the Police off that there was a car full of bad men on the m62 on their way home from Bradford.

gangsters paradise

[Phil Dicky]

Slowly working my way through this and noted one of the kingpins discussing cleaning money, mentioned high value car sales as an avenue. Think we all know an outfit in the North that fits this description. Not forgetting the business that Yasser's Dad is in ?

[RZ1]

Phil Dicky said:

Slowly working my way through this and noted one of the kingpins discussing cleaning money, mentioned high value car sales as an avenue. Think we all know an outfit in the North that fits this description. Not forgetting the business that Yasser's Dad is in ?

I remember that being mentioned but didn’t quite understand what he meant, is it simply a case of buy car for £10, sell for £8 but declare it as being sold for £12?

[Burwood]

Phil Dicky said:

Slowly working my way through this and noted one of the kingpins discussing cleaning money, mentioned high value car sales as an avenue. Think we all know an outfit in the North that fits this description. Not forgetting the business that Yasser's Dad is in ?

Is that the limited company he ran for a year or so who’s account say it had £500 in the bank and total assets of 3k. His father knew what he was. There isn’t any evidence (public) he was involved but his comments made in the documentary and his tears on queue are lame. I have no doubt he feels huge amounts of pain but it’s a fact that if alive his don would be serving a life sentence.

My guess is the police will have a huge file on the son and there will be hard evidence that he did in fact threaten an officer with a gun. It’s also a fact he was shot before and wounded, his house was shot at hence the cctv.

[Rogue86]

anonymous said:

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I can certainly think of one company in that area that fits the bill. Would explain some of the company he keeps as well.

[Phil Dicky]

Rogue86 said:

anonymous said:

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I can certainly think of one company in that area that fits the bill. Would explain some of the company he keeps as well.

A company about 10 miles outside of Bradford that we all know to avoid like the plague

Edited by Phil Dicky on Saturday 29th June 18:31

[Rogue86]

Phil Dicky said:

A company about 10 miles oitside of Bradford that we all know to avoid like the plaque

No this one is very much inside Bradford I would certainly expect many of them to keep the same company though!

[BlackLabel]

It appears the local MP isn’t happy with the bbc and the documentary.

https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/news/west-yorkshire...

He’s been the Huddersfield MP for over 40 years - is he being genuine in what he says above or is he just trying to cover his own arse? Because if Huddersfield really is like what the BBC journalist describes then it’s all happened on this guy’s watch. Not to mention the whole grooming thing which has gone on under his eyes too.

Edited by BlackLabel on Saturday 29th June 18:17

[Alpinestars]

anonymous said:

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Have you bothered reading it? He’s putting stats forward that contradict those in the program. And accepts that it has its problems, like most places in the U.K. He’s trying to put Huddersfield’s problems into context.

[anonymous-user]

Has a charity not been set up in the dead mans name to help the scores of disadvantaged and alienated youths in the area

[Alpinestars]

anonymous said:

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Were the stats wrong or not? Eg, does Huddersfield have the highest use of crack and heroine? Were there 200 firearm incidents in Huddersfield?

I know you only see in black and white, but at least try to engage your brain. No one is saying hiddersfield is perfect or anywhere near it. He’s saying it’s not as bad as made out in the programme, and has similar problems to many other towns.

Ok bruv?

[Burwood]

The article is frugal with real data. It’s selective. What had this MP done whilst crime has gone crazy in his constituency

[gazza285]

Burwood said:

The article is frugal with real data. It’s selective. What had this MP done whilst crime has gone crazy in his constituency

Same as he has done for the last forty years, nothing of note.

[cossy400]

techiedave said:

Has a charity not been set up in the dead mans name to help the scores of disadvantaged and alienated youths in the area

Not really up to speed on the deceaseds life story.

So was he a promising footballer?

Nice helpful, genuine guy?

[Burwood]

cossy400 said:

techiedave said:

Has a charity not been set up in the dead mans name to help the scores of disadvantaged and alienated youths in the area

Not really up to speed on the deceaseds life story.

So was he a promising footballer?

Nice helpful, genuine guy?

His mum says he was a good boy
His mates say 'no ones perfect'
He was very helpful if you wanted to know where to buy a gun or drugs