| Tommy’s latest legal troubles. 15:09 - Oct 15 with 629 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
I’ve made my feelings clear on this career criminal, petty thug and general grifter previously, but this one really doesn’t sit right with me. He was stopped by the counter terrorism police en route to the channel tunnel and then arrested when he refused to give them access to his phone.
The reasons they give for stopping him are thus:
“He was stopped by police on 28 July, 2024, using their counter-terrorism powers as he prepared to enter the Channel Tunnel while driving a silver Bentley Bentayga.
Officers from Kent Police said they did so partly because he was driving someone else's car and had not pre-booked his ticket.”
Now I note the use of the word “partly”, there may be more to it that is not in the public domain. But surely to detain someone for driving someone else’s car (perfectly legal with permission/correct insurance) and not buying a ticket in advance (again perfectly legal) seems a gross overreach of police powers and has little to do with terrorism and more to do with harassment because of who he is.
It just looks from the outside like a flimsy attempt to snoop through his phone for dirt/info.
Now he’s in court facing a potential gaol sentence. If he had committed an offence then fair enough, lock him up. But this seems very fishy on the surface at least?
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| Tommy’s latest legal troubles. on 15:15 - Oct 15 with 615 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
Even the prosecution said it was not a very good arrest.. |  |
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| Tommy’s latest legal troubles. on 15:26 - Oct 15 with 586 views | Demitrius |
Accessing his phone would compromise those whistle-blowers who had given him info on police cover-ups in grooming gang cases.
The person that stopped him has admitted that he knew who he was and all but admits to that being the reason he detained him.
Whatever your feelings on him as an individual it's overreach and there's too much of it about in daily life. "Born and bred" being the latest phrase to warrant a visit from the OB [Post edited 15 Oct 15:27]
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| Tommy’s latest legal troubles. on 16:25 - Oct 15 with 526 views | Boundy |
| Tommy’s latest legal troubles. on 15:26 - Oct 15 by Demitrius |
Accessing his phone would compromise those whistle-blowers who had given him info on police cover-ups in grooming gang cases.
The person that stopped him has admitted that he knew who he was and all but admits to that being the reason he detained him.
Whatever your feelings on him as an individual it's overreach and there's too much of it about in daily life. "Born and bred" being the latest phrase to warrant a visit from the OB [Post edited 15 Oct 15:27]
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Robinson has publically ( but not on main stream media because they're not reporting his comments) stated that the reason that plod want his phone is because there is information on there which could incriminate members of the police forces involved in the grooming gangs , information which was given to him during a meeting with one of the victims.I don't doubt what he's saying but I have to say that why that information is still stored on his phone is certainly suspect, anything as sensitive as that I would think should be transferred onto a hard drive somewhere more secure. |  |
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| Tommy’s latest legal troubles. on 17:50 - Oct 15 with 453 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| Tommy’s latest legal troubles. on 15:15 - Oct 15 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Even the prosecution said it was not a very good arrest.. |
You have to wonder how on Earth it has made it to court in the first place.
It seems like the counter terrorism act is just being used to detain people arbitrarily for any reason. There’s nothing about this that even remotely suggests terrorism. I’ve seen comments online regarding the large amount of cash in his car, if they suspected money laundering or something along those lines they may perhaps have a case. | |
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| Tommy’s latest legal troubles. on 17:58 - Oct 15 with 449 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| Tommy’s latest legal troubles. on 16:25 - Oct 15 by Boundy |
Robinson has publically ( but not on main stream media because they're not reporting his comments) stated that the reason that plod want his phone is because there is information on there which could incriminate members of the police forces involved in the grooming gangs , information which was given to him during a meeting with one of the victims.I don't doubt what he's saying but I have to say that why that information is still stored on his phone is certainly suspect, anything as sensitive as that I would think should be transferred onto a hard drive somewhere more secure. |
That would probably make it far easier for the police to gather info on him as a lot of stuff you save on your computer gets sent to the cloud, they wouldn’t need the actual physical device to monitor him. It’s probably the conversations he’s having over encrypted apps like WhatsApp that they are most interested in. They can probably get everything else already. | |
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| Tommy’s latest legal troubles. on 18:01 - Oct 15 with 435 views | trampie |
I heard the judge is allowing Tommy to go to Israel as apparently a guest of the Israeli government before he announces his/her judgement. [Post edited 15 Oct 19:29]
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| Tommy’s latest legal troubles. on 23:03 - Oct 15 with 303 views | trampie |
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| Tommy’s latest legal troubles. on 23:51 - Oct 15 with 280 views | Boundy |
| Tommy’s latest legal troubles. on 17:58 - Oct 15 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
That would probably make it far easier for the police to gather info on him as a lot of stuff you save on your computer gets sent to the cloud, they wouldn’t need the actual physical device to monitor him. It’s probably the conversations he’s having over encrypted apps like WhatsApp that they are most interested in. They can probably get everything else already. |
External hard drives maybe , files can be deleted from the cloud and if I know that then why did the police demand him hand his phone over ,stranger & stranger. | |
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