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  • What a trouble maker. Good on that policeman.

  • fucking policeman we must protest vs the police and fuck this policeman specially in the usa the officer hits black guys the y do nothing nothinnnngggg !!!

  • Police getting away with murder again!!!

  • iz mate farmboy sez its a slite nudg. Fekn wankr.

  • @tomsbumboy I'm sorry but i cannot understand a word of what you're saying, please try using proper English, unless of course that was a language that is similar to English in which case a apologize.

  • @brettsworld99

    same langwidge az you. "a apologiZe" " playin wid mah cats and (somtimes) mah dog and anime"

    Lol.

  • PC Simon Harwood described the assault on Tomlinson as, "a pretty poor push!" Not from where I'm looking...

  • The police done everything in their power to destroy evidence in this case. They used a pathologist who was under investigation for incompetence knowing they could rely on him to contaminate evidence to save his job. They lied saying they never hit Mr. Tomlinson only to change their story when this video emerged. Yet none of the officers involved have been charged with trying to pervert the course of justice. The video proves that the law in the UK is completely corrupt.

  • Its funny how people can still say 'Oh leave them alone they're just doing their job'.

  • serious question how dd he passed away im sofaking confused

  • @tomsbumboy =/

  • @Erik20091113 No I don't mean ex-officer. PC Simon Harwood still holds the rank of Constable. No it's not up to PC Harwood to attack people as you put it, if that is indeed what happened, however that does not change the fact that it is not up to you, or anyone else not involved in the trial to determine his guilt. That is what the judicial system is there for. You are not a Judge. This OFFICER has a right to a fair trial, and it is NONE of your business.

  • @Erik20091113 it is only obvious that he struck him. anything else is speculation, to be decided by a jury NOT you, again that's why we have a judiciary. Your comment outlines how bad your understanding of police powers is, and more specifically the purpose of an arrest. The last comment is just nonsense.

  • @Erik20091113 It is well deserved justice. And he will have no doubt been put before a Court to have some more. There is nothing bent about a policeman giving someone like that a good kick in. He put countless innocent lives in serious danger because he didn't want to get caught.

  • @Erik20091113 No I don't mean ex-officer. PC Simon Harwood still holds the rank of Constable. No it's not up to PC Harwood to attack people as you put it, if that is indeed what happened, however that does not change the fact that it is not up to you, or anyone else not involved in the trial to determine his guilt. That is what the judicial system is there for. You are not a Judge. This OFFICER has a right to a fair trial, and it is NONE of your business.

  • wot a sad lonly kunt ur farmboy

  • All he had to do was move on when asked by the police and he would still be here today,why oh why did he have to act like a fanny.

  • @honeymclean He was moving on, he's walking away from them, the police had the area locked down anyway so it was impossible to truly get away from them. If they'd just let him pass he'd still be here today. Only one person here is acting like a fanny, he's the one in the uniform and balaclava.

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  • How dare this video brandish an advertisement of zurich co.!!!!

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  • @1MENSAMEMBER ooops edwina22!! messed up again and posted as tomsbumboy!!! oh dear! pmsl!!!

  • @1dantom Quiet badcop999

  • @Starman117 yes edwina22 whatever you say lmfao

  • @1dantom Nah still wrong there. Tho you must be used to being wrong by now.

  • The officer should NEVER have been publicly identified.

  • @skiddy250 Before a trial? I think you'll find that's a breach of basic human rights, something you all claim to fight for. Only when they're YOUR OWN rights, of course. Hypocrites.

  • @skiddy250 They have an absolute right to hide behind those laws, they are there for a very good reason. It is not up to the media or the public to determine a person's guilt, regardless of how obvious it may or may not seem. That is the whole point of having a judicial system. You have missed the point entirely, the treatment of PC Harwood shows human rights being entirely ignored. You have no right to judge him, and you have no right to know his identity before he has had his day in Court.

  • @skiddy250 Yes, it's called a jury. Are you part of that jury? He is innocent until he is proven guilty in a court room. That is a fundamental human right that we all have. Your opinion on what may or may not have happened but for the media coverage is completely irrelevent. Rights are equal to all men, including police officers.

  • @007RoyalFlush You assume the police would have told us the truth if this vid hadn't come out, remember when Tomlinson collapsed at the police line and officers had had no contact with him?

    The names of those accused of crimes end up in the media every day, the police can't be an exception. Harwood has had the same treatment as almost every other criminal his name was given to the media.

  • @Starman117 They may not have made it public but they certainly would still be investigating. The police have no obligation to make public any internal enquiries. The days of police protecting their own is well and truly behind us. They take a completely opposite stance today. I'm not in any way suggesting that police are or should be an exception. The media have no right to identify ANYONE unless they have already been found guilty or are on the run.

  • @007RoyalFlush Well the media do, all the time, after your precious police force tell them. So how about they A stop blabbing and B nick the papers that do? Noone should be identified but whilst they are the police can't be the exception. The days of police protecting their own are in the past? Really? Remember when they told us he fell over and they were pelted with bricks whilst they tried to save him? Police lies to cover their own arses are alive and well.

  • @Starman117 The police don't tell them to you moron, it's exactly the opposite of what they want. If you knew anything about the judicial system and the technicalities available to defendants then you would be agreeing with me. Police don't give a shit about each other

  • @007RoyalFlush Go to google go to the news tab, then google police confirm. It's right there. Plus there was the saline woman. Yes sometimes it's media sources but think about who those sources must be sometimes. Why is it so impossible for the police to name someone? They named Harwood.

  • @007RoyalFlush And if they really didn't give a shit about each other we'd have had the truth from the start and the City Officer's complaints would have been passed up to the IPCC

  • @Starman117 You're not entitled to know a damn thing, so get off your high horse. The police don't have to reveal any details whatsoever to the public. They can make up any story they damn well please. The only thing that matters is whether any wrongdoing is dealt with properly, and that's none of your business either, just the same as it's none of my business if you get reprimanded at your place of work.

  • @007RoyalFlush I may not be but the police will tell me (via the media) whether I'm entitled to or not. The police blab all the time. Why do you think they're in so much trouble over the Leveson inquiry? It's well known they're too close to the press. How about you go demand the saline nurses not be named instead of a killer?

  • @Starman117 The media have a spin on everything, they pick and choose what to broadcast and how to edit it in order to service their angle. The police HATE the press with a passion, they cause nothing but problems for them. Top ranking big-wigs may be a different story all together, but they're not really policemen, they're politicians in uniform. I'm talking about REAL policemen.

  • @007RoyalFlush So it's the bosses that out the suspects? They're still policemen and would have been standing beside the real policemen at some point. In English what you're saying is that the senior officers are twats. Name an organisation run by twats that is in any way good. Yeah the press do give them problems, tediously outing their crimes, one in this vid see above. The media spin but the camera doesn't lie.

  • @Starman117 No police officer "outs" the suspects, I've said this many times, it is counterproductive to the objectives of the police, unless that person is on the run and they need him found. You are naive if you think that the same incident filmed on the same camera at the same time can't have very different reactions based on the way it is edited and how much of it the media choose to allow us to see.

  • @007RoyalFlush

    > No police officer "outs" the suspects,

    Killing the suspects is easier, isn't it?

  • @Erik20091113 You think you're being clever, but in actual fact your comment makes no sense.

  • @007RoyalFlush I know the power of editing there's none here it shows the whole assault from start to finish. And knowing the circumstances surrounding it makes it even worse, cause pretty much every defence of the police that's been given on here is proved wrong.

    So the police never out anyone, so I assume that wasn't a police officer confirming in that article I showed you it was a man in fancy dress? Journalists aren't breaking into police stations for info on suspects the police tell them

  • @007RoyalFlush

    > The media have no right to identify ANYONE unless they have already been found guilty or are on the run.

    Noone has a right to kill, unless in self defence. Anyone who attacks a peaceful citizen and kills them should be behind bars; the police squad which didn't arrest the killer should be dismissed for blatant disregard of duty.

  • @Erik20091113 Your comment suggests that the officer deliberately killed this man, which he clearly did not. It is most definitely NOT up to you, or any other member of the public other than the jurors to decide the facts of the case. It quite simply has NOTHING to do with you. You truly are a moron if you believe there was no editing. There is no lead up to the incident. That's because the media don't want you you to see the lead up or it was never filmed. You have a poor understanding of law.

  • @007RoyalFlush

    > Your comment suggests that the officer deliberately killed this man, which he clearly did not.

    He deliberate attacked an unarmed man in the back, causing his death.

    I might hope you mean *ex*-officer.

    > It is most definitely NOT up to you, or [...] to decide the facts of the case.

    It is not up to Simon Harwood to decide which citizens he can attack.

    > You truly are a moron

    My IQ is a tad higher, but for imbeciles the difference might be hard to discern.

  • @007RoyalFlush innocent? u must be blind. fuck off with all your legal jargon! hits him in the legs then uses all his might to topple him when he can't even defend himself. you are a fucking moron. period. not only should he be named he should be fucking hung drawn and quartered for ABUSING his police powers.

  • DANTOM plonkr mustive bin online alday presing the thumsdown sad git

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  • jus logof an logon an tic th thum up or thum downwaze then kepe doingg it cos dantom badcop farmboy dus it ol th tim hezajoke

  • @tomsbumboy Are you retarded?

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  • * two cops have been accused of assaulting a suspect in a police cell until he confessed the two cops are accused of repeatedly spitting threatening and aiming punches at him they have been placed on light duties its alleged one cop searched him and took £1400 from his pocket trial for perverting the course of justice antthr feckin whitwash cumn up *

  • feel like i spent 40 years in the desert see what this not so united kingdom has become a pale horse is emerging , and those that had the audacity to doubt my claims where are they now ? look back a year to a year and a half eveything i prophesised has come true , the numerous spook aliases tried to sabatage the good word , i pradicted all the events now i say prepare for the return of the olympians

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  • @Starman117 That maybe the case and I understand where you are coming from. But if I was in the polices shoes and I seen someone like Him walking slowly like in the video in front of me, I would think He's trying to provoke the squad when trying to do their job. If someone was walking slow at that pace in front of you then surely you would think somethings odd.

  • @GreyGooseDon Something odd doesn't mean he's trying to piss me off, it might mean he's ill. In fact that's what it did mean he was very ill and died because of it. And what happened after they pushed him over? They stopped so he didn't get in the way they never intended to go any further,

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  • @1dantom too true

  • @AMORANTORI trololololol

  • I think you will find that bannon1000 IS starman 117. strike me down if i am wrong. What a tosser!!

  • @1dantom *Strikes you down* and hopefully you won't become more powerful than I can possibly imagine. Amazingly Dantom most people have a problem with innocent people being killed. Hard to grasp i know but true so it's very likely more than one person will disagree with you..

  • @Starman117 you missed the point completely; then thats you; filling this page with your ramblings. The death of Ian Tomlinson is rightly being looked at through the judicial system. My problem lies with the fools who hijack his case to complain about authority in general. And people with multi IDs (ring any bells?)

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  • all this debating, gets you nowhere, this is what the state encourages, while it negoiates using violence, and violence sparing litle or nothing.

  • wot r u smokn mate ? pls hand it rounde

  • Waiting for the punchline Mr twat! Whats your point!?

  • Tomlinson is a dumb fuck! If there were 35 police officers walking behind me, i would in no way just casually walk around with them, you would get the fuuuuck out of there!

  • @SuperKwestionMark And then they'd nick you assuming you had soemthing to hide.

  • I thought our police in this country were better than this. Shame on them all involved here.

    Come on British Police don't become another America yelling about our pseudo freedoms while 'the man' rules with an iron fist.

  • @simblack72

    Ya think? you brits are such twats.

  • @tomsbumboy yes edwina aka mensamember etc welcome back; all of you!

  • Mr. Hardwood had certainly committed a common assault but it is difficult to imagine that such a so-called 'blunt force trauma', which seems in fact nothing more than a push, had caused Mr Tomlonson to die of massive internal bleeding. Dr. Cary's evidence given at the inquest is probably more credential than Dr. Patel's initial postmortem report on Ian Tomlinson but there is no apparent causal link between the assault and possible internal rupture which may have caused abdominal haemorrhage.

  • @MrPrivity Three doctors say this is what killed him, the one who didn't has been struck off for malpractice after ruling a woman found dead covered in knife wounds and bites had died of natural causes.

  • @MrPrivity Go fuck yourself.

    If I pushed you randomly on the street and you died of the same cause I would get charged for manslaughter if I'm freaking lucky.

  • @MrPrivity You're right! His blood vessels were probably bound to rupture at any minute. Despite assaulting a man from behind, with his hands in his pocket, it is clearly absurd to suggest that this caused the internal bleeding reported...

  • @EssentialOption Tough, he might have been on his last legs but that's no excuse for finishing him off.

  • @Starman117 Sorry, sarcasm is very hard to convey in text. Obviously, despite his health, PC Harwood ultimately killed this man - and as such should be charged.

  • @EssentialOption Sorry, my bad, good for you.

  • how horrid, poor guy D:

  • @viralfunnies Lost? Is that why 1500 retards are now in prison? What would have happened if the police had won then?

  • @viralfunnies Trololololol

  • @viralfunnies I find its more likely to be 'I failed at life so I became a criminal or a troll on the internet'.

  • @Obain no mate at work busy busy

  • @Obain 1500 out of how many? Plus the fact that the polcie couldn't do shit to stop them and only caught them afterwards. I wouldn't say lost but they didn't win.

  • @Starman117 3 days of mass shoplifting.. and now everythings been normal for months. In fact robbery has gone down as much as 50% in some places due to all the idiots who put themselves in klink for a few years. If it was so easy it would still be going on now!

  • @Obain The riots are not still going on because people don't want them so, nothing more, the police police with our consent, wen we say not they are useless, that's largely a good thing, look here for example there are a dozen cops think that would have happened to them if the protesters had taken issue with this, the same thing that happened when the protesters took issue with coppers acting like twats in Tottenham.

  • @Starman117 The police police with the consent of the majority. 3,000 shoplifters and general council estate scumbags are not the majority.

  • @Obain No they are not the majority (your description of them is completely wrong btw) but it does show just how much of a majority is needed.

  • @Starman117 My description is wrong actually, allow me to amend it.

    No hope drug dealing, criminal underclass, sub-human, moral blanks. Thats a bit closer. And considering the country has 70 million people living in it I think we can see where the majority is. Once you have 46 million people agreeing with you get back to me.

  • @Obain No still wrong description, I'll leave that though you must be used to it by now. Where did you get 46 million from? And you cannot deny the fact that a mere 3000 people ran rings around 150,000 plus police for 3 days. See what I mean the second any large group says no to the police they're useless.

  • @Starman117 46 million is half the population of the UK, numbnuts. As for the police - considering prisons are full to bursting they do a pretty sterling job.

  • @Obain Half of 70 million is 46 million?? Half of 70 million is 35 million. And you know what it's not difficult to fill your prisons, our lot have managed it and they couldn't stop a measly 3 thousand rioters. The police outnumbered the rioters more than 50 to one.

  • He was walking stupidly fucking slow.....

  • @millsy1804 Yeah he was, because cuntface in the vid had hit him round the leg with his baton.