| Liverpool 20:34 - May 26 with 8582 views | pencoedjack |
Fans ploughed into by a car looks deliberate.
Footage is awful.
Hope they are OK. |  | | |  |
| Liverpool on 22:32 - May 28 with 1402 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Liverpool on 22:28 - May 28 by majorraglan |
If you look at other serious high profile cases you’ll see that the police regularly go for an extension and of detention from the Courts.
PACE only allows for a suspect to be held in Custody for up to 24 hours without being Charged or unless a Superintendent authorises an extension of up to 12 hours taking it to 36 hours, if they want to go beyond that it’s down to a court and the Crown has to justify the application.
If one of the reasons the suspect was arrested was because of unfitness, then the police have to wait until that person is ft for interview etc before they can deal with him, if the guy was only slightly pver they won’t have to wait long, if he was very heavily under the influence they could have to wait a long time. The police also have to allow for an 8 hour period of rest in a 24 hour period. Having regard to the above and the scale of the enquiry it’s clear that it’s going to take a long time.
The people online spouting that the police need more time to be able to get their story straight are absolute morons who know nothing. We’ll get our answers in de course. |
Sensible post. I assume if he's medically unfit anything he says is of little use when it comes to putting a case together. |  |
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| Liverpool on 22:45 - May 28 with 1351 views | trampie |
Could be an extension on the extension - wasn't that a tv beer advert slogan at one time.  |  |
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| Liverpool on 07:43 - May 29 with 1262 views | johnlangy |
| Liverpool on 22:28 - May 28 by majorraglan |
If you look at other serious high profile cases you’ll see that the police regularly go for an extension and of detention from the Courts.
PACE only allows for a suspect to be held in Custody for up to 24 hours without being Charged or unless a Superintendent authorises an extension of up to 12 hours taking it to 36 hours, if they want to go beyond that it’s down to a court and the Crown has to justify the application.
If one of the reasons the suspect was arrested was because of unfitness, then the police have to wait until that person is ft for interview etc before they can deal with him, if the guy was only slightly pver they won’t have to wait long, if he was very heavily under the influence they could have to wait a long time. The police also have to allow for an 8 hour period of rest in a 24 hour period. Having regard to the above and the scale of the enquiry it’s clear that it’s going to take a long time.
The people online spouting that the police need more time to be able to get their story straight are absolute morons who know nothing. We’ll get our answers in de course. |
Well said major. The police get criticised for taking too long and the same people would criticise them even more (deservedly then) if they rushed and got it wrong.
Just let them get on with their job |  | | |
| Liverpool on 08:50 - May 29 with 1226 views | trampie |
| Liverpool on 07:43 - May 29 by johnlangy |
Well said major. The police get criticised for taking too long and the same people would criticise them even more (deservedly then) if they rushed and got it wrong.
Just let them get on with their job |
The question for the police (and possibly council) at the moment is could anything have been done to stop the car getting into the street in the first instance.
If someone was on guard duty and the car just went through against orders then there is not a lot that could have been done but if it wasn't cordoned off properly or there was no one there then lessons need to be learned for the future. [Post edited 29 May 9:02]
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| Liverpool on 08:54 - May 29 with 1232 views | raynor94 |
| Liverpool on 07:43 - May 29 by johnlangy |
Well said major. The police get criticised for taking too long and the same people would criticise them even more (deservedly then) if they rushed and got it wrong.
Just let them get on with their job |
Yes, the police do get far to much criticism at the moment they are asking people not to speculate on social media, yet the Daily Mail have given out information stating everything about the suspect bar naming him.
How can they get away with it |  |
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| Liverpool on 11:01 - May 29 with 1156 views | trampie |
Well well well press saying the suspect is a middle class businessman that lives in a cul de sac, I wonder if the place is like Brookside the old soap opera. | |
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| Liverpool on 13:03 - May 29 with 1078 views | onehunglow |
| Liverpool on 11:01 - May 29 by trampie |
Well well well press saying the suspect is a middle class businessman that lives in a cul de sac, I wonder if the place is like Brookside the old soap opera. |
What a creature you are | |
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| Liverpool on 13:38 - May 29 with 1034 views | Boundy |
| Liverpool on 13:03 - May 29 by onehunglow |
What a creature you are |
One of natures finest | |
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| Liverpool on 13:57 - May 29 with 1007 views | trampie |
Crikey on the Liverpool drugs front, just seen a report from last week on the person that found James Bulger up there, died after a night in a police cell, drugs again.  .
Sometihing needs to be done about drugs in Liverpool, apparently there is something called 'county lines' where Liverpool gangs are shipping drugs to the rest of the UK, police up there need to get their act together. | |
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| Liverpool on 14:15 - May 29 with 972 views | Gwyn737 |
| Liverpool on 08:54 - May 29 by raynor94 |
Yes, the police do get far to much criticism at the moment they are asking people not to speculate on social media, yet the Daily Mail have given out information stating everything about the suspect bar naming him.
How can they get away with it |
Yep.
And twitter is being its predictable cesspit, trying to stir up trouble by making stuff up. | | | |
| Liverpool on 15:07 - May 29 with 913 views | onehunglow |
| Liverpool on 13:57 - May 29 by trampie |
Crikey on the Liverpool drugs front, just seen a report from last week on the person that found James Bulger up there, died after a night in a police cell, drugs again. .
Sometihing needs to be done about drugs in Liverpool, apparently there is something called 'county lines' where Liverpool gangs are shipping drugs to the rest of the UK, police up there need to get their act together. |
Time some body called you out for what you are
You post this my veiled racism
You self evidently detest Liverpool so this incident has seen your mask slip and you are seen for what you really are
You re enjoying this
Admit it
It's like a notorious poster did regarding anything Liverpool but come tragedies like this they post homilies but secretly, smugly , they cling to the community they know being grateful nothing ever happens there of not
Drugs
Now Jamie Bulger
It's hard to find words really
Almost a million people around but it only takes one match to light a thousand trees
DM me if you want to chat further | |
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| Liverpool on 15:15 - May 29 with 889 views | trampie |
| Liverpool on 15:07 - May 29 by onehunglow |
Time some body called you out for what you are
You post this my veiled racism
You self evidently detest Liverpool so this incident has seen your mask slip and you are seen for what you really are
You re enjoying this
Admit it
It's like a notorious poster did regarding anything Liverpool but come tragedies like this they post homilies but secretly, smugly , they cling to the community they know being grateful nothing ever happens there of not
Drugs
Now Jamie Bulger
It's hard to find words really
Almost a million people around but it only takes one match to light a thousand trees
DM me if you want to chat further |
Liverpool has a major drug problem, its no good people burying their head in the sand, it needs sorting out, it's starting to impact the rest of the UK via county lines.
I've no issue with Scousers , Scouse not English is what they say, they boo God save the King/Queen, its a left wing area, not many of them left in the UK.
There are lots of things to like there but also lots of things not to like and the drug thing up there seems to be getting worse. | |
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| Liverpool on 17:16 - May 29 with 788 views | onehunglow |
| Liverpool on 15:15 - May 29 by trampie |
Liverpool has a major drug problem, its no good people burying their head in the sand, it needs sorting out, it's starting to impact the rest of the UK via county lines.
I've no issue with Scousers , Scouse not English is what they say, they boo God save the King/Queen, its a left wing area, not many of them left in the UK.
There are lots of things to like there but also lots of things not to like and the drug thing up there seems to be getting worse. |
You have a major problem
Wales has a significant drug issue
However , being the snidely narrow minded bigot that you are , you look to the major English cities as a comparison to make you feel better
To draw in Bulger proves your lack of perception and self awareness | |
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| Liverpool on 17:33 - May 29 with 779 views | theloneranger |
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| Liverpool on 17:45 - May 29 with 755 views | trampie |
| Liverpool on 17:16 - May 29 by onehunglow |
You have a major problem
Wales has a significant drug issue
However , being the snidely narrow minded bigot that you are , you look to the major English cities as a comparison to make you feel better
To draw in Bulger proves your lack of perception and self awareness |
The story was in the Liverpool Echo, another drug story, Liverpool is a cesspit of drugs, if people living up that neck of the woods like you can't see it then there is no hope for the place in getting it sorted. | |
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| Liverpool on 18:28 - May 29 with 709 views | trampie |
So does it mean he has not be charged with attempted murder and not be charged with driving under the influence ? | |
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| Liverpool on 18:33 - May 29 with 697 views | raynor94 |
| Liverpool on 18:28 - May 29 by trampie |
So does it mean he has not be charged with attempted murder and not be charged with driving under the influence ? |
You must be gutted! | |
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| Liverpool on 18:36 - May 29 with 689 views | Whiterockin |
| Liverpool on 18:28 - May 29 by trampie |
So does it mean he has not be charged with attempted murder and not be charged with driving under the influence ? |
The current charges.
Two counts of unlawful and malicious wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm
Two counts of causing unlawful and malicious grievous bodily harm with intent to cause grievous bodily harm
Two counts of attempted unlawful and malicious grievous bodily harm with intent to cause grievous bodily harm
One count of dangerous driving.
The CPS said the charges would be kept "under review as the investigation progresses". |  | | |
| Liverpool on 18:46 - May 29 with 646 views | trampie |
| Liverpool on 18:33 - May 29 by raynor94 |
You must be gutted! |
I thought that he was originally held on suspicion of multiple attempted murders and driving under the influence of drugs ?, isn't that what was reported as said by the Merseyside police ? | |
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| Liverpool on 19:08 - May 29 with 618 views | raynor94 |
| Liverpool on 18:46 - May 29 by trampie |
I thought that he was originally held on suspicion of multiple attempted murders and driving under the influence of drugs ?, isn't that what was reported as said by the Merseyside police ? |
Well he hasn't been charged with either, the case is now sub judice, so let justice take its course | |
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| Liverpool on 19:16 - May 29 with 605 views | trampie |
| Liverpool on 19:08 - May 29 by raynor94 |
Well he hasn't been charged with either, the case is now sub judice, so let justice take its course |
That doesn't look good on the police force up there if that is the case, telling the public and press he was held on suspicion of this and that and then not charging him for those things. | |
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| Liverpool on 19:30 - May 29 with 597 views | raynor94 |
| Liverpool on 19:16 - May 29 by trampie |
That doesn't look good on the police force up there if that is the case, telling the public and press he was held on suspicion of this and that and then not charging him for those things. |
You seem to be struggling with the meaning of the word suspicion | |
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| Liverpool on 19:34 - May 29 with 586 views | Whiterockin |
| Liverpool on 19:30 - May 29 by raynor94 |
You seem to be struggling with the meaning of the word suspicion |
He's struggling to let the police do their job. | | | |
| Liverpool on 19:57 - May 29 with 547 views | majorraglan |
| Liverpool on 19:16 - May 29 by trampie |
That doesn't look good on the police force up there if that is the case, telling the public and press he was held on suspicion of this and that and then not charging him for those things. |
The decision on Charge is a matter for the CPS, they will review the evidence and decide from there. It may be the case that some of the evidence (for example blood sample) isn’t back from the lab hence no Charge. | | | |
| Liverpool on 20:03 - May 29 with 529 views | majorraglan |
| Liverpool on 15:15 - May 29 by trampie |
Liverpool has a major drug problem, its no good people burying their head in the sand, it needs sorting out, it's starting to impact the rest of the UK via county lines.
I've no issue with Scousers , Scouse not English is what they say, they boo God save the King/Queen, its a left wing area, not many of them left in the UK.
There are lots of things to like there but also lots of things not to like and the drug thing up there seems to be getting worse. |
Liverpool has a major problem with County Lines, but so does London, Birmingham and Wolverhampton. I’ve just googled Swansea and County Lines and the “hits”” all related to London gangs. | | | |
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