No Charges in G20 Death!!!

[stoop]

quote:Originally posted by mike A

"However I can think of many police forces throughout the 'civilised world' that would have beaten him to a pulp, dragged him off to a cell and prosecuted HIM for obstruction."

  And this is worse than being killed.!!![xx(]

I never said that! Just that some police forces show much less restraint than the one we have .. and it's not been proved he was 'killed' has it?

[mike A]

And never will be, as he will never be tried, convenient .

[stoop]

Now we are back where we started - not enough evidence to say the push caused his death.

[mike A]

No stoop. Disputed evidence, experts could not agree, still does not explain why they left the decision not to try him for murder till after the deadline for a prosecution on assault charges had past. As I say convenient.
Still, after the Delroy Smelly case last year it was obvious he would never be charged. They never are.

[BM06]

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23859549-g20-officer-had-been-rehired-by-met-despite-discipline-fears.do so what do you think?

[mike A]

" justice can only be dealt with by the courts"

If thats the case why are the CPU deciding who's evidence is the most believable, surely
that decision should be up to a judge and jury.

[stoop]

That's the problem with the system - if they don't think there is a good chance of a conviction then they won't spend the money taking it to court. Wrong I know but it's been like this for a while now. How must the coppers themselves feel when they catch a crook and the CPS won't take it to court?

[c1]

you have to understand that there is a huge gulf between justice and the law, the law is the only thing the judges and lawyers etc care about,and they own pockets of course but that goes without saying.