Crime - part deux

I see salman rushdie has been sliced up on stage

 

Good God... Reading all the accused sexual assaults by Mendy is sickening. If he's guilty (and quite frankly with so many accusations against him, he likely is) lock him up and thrown away the keys.

 

Kebabs anyone

 

Slamming the lefty mongo all over the place. Class

Iain Dale for PM

 

He's anti nukes if you didn't notice about 5 foot and looked about 70 years of age......

Ian Dale for jail.

 

The crime of having a selfy with a murderer lol

 

6 Murder investigations started in the last 4 days. The Londoners try and make out Northern people are backward!

Detectives investigating the murder of a grandfather stabbed while riding a mobility scooter have released images of a man seen running from the scene armed with a knife.

Thomas O'Halloran, 87, died on Cayton Road, Greenford, west London, after being attacked just after 16:00 BST on Tuesday.

Ch Supt Sean Wilson said it was an act of "unprovoked violence".

Police now want to identify the man from CCTV as a matter of urgency.

He is described as wearing grey shorts, a dark coloured T-shirt, a white baseball cap and white patterned builder style gloves.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-62575679

 

Knife crime is out of control and no one seems to be doing sod all about it. It's al blah blah blah from the top (government) down to the mayor, all who fail to recognise we have a massive growing problem. If someone gets offended on the street these days, knives seem to be the go to tool, until we start getting tough on this shhite, the worst it's going to get, start building the detention centres, because if we don't there is going to be a lot more dead people from knife crime.

 

How do you get tough on knife crime?

Studies show that people commit less crimes when they think they'll get caught (not so much when punishment goes up).

Police random checks of people's bags and clothing's would probably make people carry fewer weapons but no one wants police to do that so the alternative is harsher penalties (which rarely lower crime by much).

Is there a third way? Perhaps a no-warning option. You get caught, you get charged 100% of the time, no warnings, no chance getting-off?

 

It's easy, you get caught with a knife, you get sent to the detention centre straightaway, starting building them...what do you mean we aint got enough workers

 

Just looking at the video.

Truly awful.

They got a good picture of the **** on CCTV. He'll be in custody by tomorrow if not tonight.

 

I'm laughing and joking about it here, mate. It happens up here, it's rare but it happens. On Friday night two lads rushed through my mates door tooled up with knives, he somehow managed to get out the house but collapsed across the street outside of Herons. He's alright but he knows he's lucky not to have been killed.

I ****ing hate knives. Tool of the coward.

 

As far as I'm aware it's automatic jail for carrying a lethal weapon. It was that unless it's changed.

 

So it's hard to get tougher without doing random searches. (Which probably wouldn't be popular either).

Maybe Sesame Street needs a new character "Stabby Monster" to teach kids at an early age that it isn't acceptable to stab.

Or have Peppa pig murdered by someone with a knife so that knife crime is traumatic and kids won't want to do it when they grow up.

 

No. The police have already been chased off. They're scared to pull people over now and I don't blame them. Everywhere they go some **** is reading the magna carta to them whilst sticking a phone in their grid.

 

You want a future like this for your children?....I dont that's for sure

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...hing-app-jailed-leeds-student-salma-al-shehab

 

Stop and search is seen as racist so you can’t do it

 

chop off hands

it will only take two peeps max as an example

one should do it

but no

we don’t want to solve it

It’s a pandemic…it requires medical procedures

like Covid did

but we too soft