Tommy Robinson attacked at McDonald’s
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Kccv23highliftcam said:
Arrested for breach of peace then banged up for contempt of court ?? then on top of that the Honorable QC put a gagging order on it is my understanding of things.
How 1984.
Gagging order is in place until the cases TR was reporting on are completely concluded. Then they can report on both those and TR's cases.How 1984.
It's interesting to see how many post on threads about alleged rape (eg the rugby players) saying the accused should have the right to anonymity until convicted, yet we never hear the same arguments about grooming gang suspects..
rscott said:
Kccv23highliftcam said:
Arrested for breach of peace then banged up for contempt of court ?? then on top of that the Honorable QC put a gagging order on it is my understanding of things.
How 1984.
Gagging order is in place until the cases TR was reporting on are completely concluded. Then they can report on both those and TR's cases.How 1984.
It's interesting to see how many post on threads about alleged rape (eg the rugby players) saying the accused should have the right to anonymity until convicted, yet we never hear the same arguments about grooming gang suspects..
WinstonWolf said:
Alpinestars said:
WinstonWolf said:
Breach of the peace my f
king arse.
Has it been confirmed what he was arrested and improsoned for? Wasn’t he the one that said it was breach of the peace?king arse.Alpinestars said:
WinstonWolf said:
Alpinestars said:
WinstonWolf said:
Breach of the peace my fking arse.
Has it been confirmed what he was arrested and improsoned for? Wasn’t he the one that said it was breach of the peace?king arse.In the officer's own words, breach of the peace.
WinstonWolf said:
Thank you. Poor Tommy.
chrispmartha said:
alfie2244 said:
chrispmartha said:
The copper even says on ‘suspicion’ of breach of the peace.
Your ears must be better than mine.So TR is charged and goes to jail for “reporting” in a way that threatens justice and a far trial.
He is still on a suspended sentence from that illiegal action when he turns up outside a court case - where there is already a reporting ban until the case is finished - and is surprised when he gets arrested.
It is reasonably obvious that he may well overstep the mark here and his detainment is no surprise whatsoever.
He clearly has his fans here though.
Do they still think he “isn’t racist”?
Perhaps he is “only” xenophobic!
He is still on a suspended sentence from that illiegal action when he turns up outside a court case - where there is already a reporting ban until the case is finished - and is surprised when he gets arrested.
It is reasonably obvious that he may well overstep the mark here and his detainment is no surprise whatsoever.
He clearly has his fans here though.
Do they still think he “isn’t racist”?
Perhaps he is “only” xenophobic!
Gloria Slap said:
So TR is charged and goes to jail for “reporting” in a way that threatens justice and a far trial.
He is still on a suspended sentence from that illiegal action when he turns up outside a court case - where there is already a reporting ban until the case is finished - and is surprised when he gets arrested.
It is reasonably obvious that he may well overstep the mark here and his detainment is no surprise whatsoever.
He clearly has his fans here though.
Do they still think he “isn’t racist”?
Perhaps he is “only” xenophobic!
Ah the person that doesn't have the courage of their own convictions appears.He is still on a suspended sentence from that illiegal action when he turns up outside a court case - where there is already a reporting ban until the case is finished - and is surprised when he gets arrested.
It is reasonably obvious that he may well overstep the mark here and his detainment is no surprise whatsoever.
He clearly has his fans here though.
Do they still think he “isn’t racist”?
Perhaps he is “only” xenophobic!
You were doing quite well initially but then, as usual, you have to insert the nasty barb ...it is hard to take anyone seriously that won't say "in real life" that what they continually shout from the rooftops in an anonymous forum but I'll play a while anyway.
Who are these fans specifically? As a non fan myself I can't answer your questions.
alfie2244 said:
chrispmartha said:
alfie2244 said:
chrispmartha said:
The copper even says on ‘suspicion’ of breach of the peace.
Your ears must be better than mine.Alpinestars said:
alfie2244 said:
chrispmartha said:
alfie2244 said:
chrispmartha said:
The copper even says on ‘suspicion’ of breach of the peace.
Your ears must be better than mine.alfie2244 said:
Now that I have heard the word "suspicion" yes I would tend to agree. Although I still don't understand why he wasn't arrested on suspicion of breaching the reporting Order or the terms of his suspended sentence. It has been known for prosecutions to fail simply on the basis of a "technicality". So I assume the judge / magistrate would not have wrongly convicted and imprisoned him just to be spiteful to, what is after all, not a very nice person.
He wasn't convicted of any new charges yesterday though - it was for breaching the conditions of his suspended sentence.alfie2244 said:
...still struggling to see what peace he was disturbing though...........not sure it shows the British justice system in a good light
You seem unable to see what poor TR has done wrong.You sound like a TR apologist/fan.
Only a TR fan would be unable to see it.
There are a fair few on this thread.
rscott said:
alfie2244 said:
Now that I have heard the word "suspicion" yes I would tend to agree. Although I still don't understand why he wasn't arrested on suspicion of breaching the reporting Order or the terms of his suspended sentence. It has been known for prosecutions to fail simply on the basis of a "technicality". So I assume the judge / magistrate would not have wrongly convicted and imprisoned him just to be spiteful to, what is after all, not a very nice person.
He wasn't convicted of any new charges yesterday though - it was for breaching the conditions of his suspended sentence.The bit I am struggling with is - why was he arrested for "suspicion of Breaching the peace"? which in my humble opinion he wasn't...............why not arrest him for "suspicion of breaching the conditions of his suspended sentence"?
alfie2244 said:
Apologies for being a bit dense and / or pedantic..........not being a follower of his I don't really know too much about him or his previous.
The bit I am struggling with is - why was he arrested for "suspicion of Breaching the peace"? which in my humble opinion he wasn't...............why not arrest him for "suspicion of breaching the conditions of his suspended sentence"?
I'm going to guess that the Police at the scene wouldn't know about those conditions, but they would believe he was breaching the peace.The bit I am struggling with is - why was he arrested for "suspicion of Breaching the peace"? which in my humble opinion he wasn't...............why not arrest him for "suspicion of breaching the conditions of his suspended sentence"?
alfie2244 said:
rscott said:
alfie2244 said:
Now that I have heard the word "suspicion" yes I would tend to agree. Although I still don't understand why he wasn't arrested on suspicion of breaching the reporting Order or the terms of his suspended sentence. It has been known for prosecutions to fail simply on the basis of a "technicality". So I assume the judge / magistrate would not have wrongly convicted and imprisoned him just to be spiteful to, what is after all, not a very nice person.
He wasn't convicted of any new charges yesterday though - it was for breaching the conditions of his suspended sentence.The bit I am struggling with is - why was he arrested for "suspicion of Breaching the peace"? which in my humble opinion he wasn't...............why not arrest him for "suspicion of breaching the conditions of his suspended sentence"?
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