sparks Posted April 19, 2011 Share Posted April 19, 2011 So the benefit scrounger's wedding is to take place and what does plod intend to do? Scotland Yard plans pre-emptive strike No, not against any new (old?) bogey man, but against those who have actually not been proved to have done anything wrong... Keen to prevent the scenes of disorder which accompanied the TUC march last month, the Metropolitan Police says it plans to identify and potentially arrest known trouble-makers in advance of the wedding on April 29. Known troublemakers? Surely our justice system must mean those who have been convicted of an offence? A police source said: “The same faces often re-appear at different protests and we will try and take a pre-emptive strike against them.” So, merely being a protestor merits arrest? And lets try and mix things up shall we... :Winky: While officers are attempting to gather intelligence on anarchists, Scotland Yard have said that there is no specific intelligence to suggest that the event will be the subject of a terrorist attack. Officers will not, therefore, be able to use stop and search powers under terrorism legislation, but will have other stop and seach powers available. Of course the zeal with which plod will 'police' this pathetic event will have nothing to do with... Policing the event is expected to cost millions, with officers receiving double time because the wedding day has been made a bank holiday. Cnuts!... :Furious: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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