To the blackbeltbarrister if you do not believe in two tear policing and two Tia justice you obviously live a very sheltered life and live in a very affluent part of the country where maybe right on your doorstep doesn’t happen but I can assure you in most of the UK the police pick and choose what they do when they do it and how severely they do it and that’s definitely means they do not like to upset certain parts of the community because they know they will be a massive uproar and protests where other parts of the community they are not bothered because they know they will not be such an uproar
Well we all knew the left had the totalitarian tendencies common to all communist countries, but we didn't imagine they'd be able to impose these on the public.
After watching that original, and then the more revealing added footage, I don't think I have ever seen members of the public going one on one fisticuffs with our Police Force, never. Those assailants must be prosecuted.
@@berylwelch3526well it's not like we have an option, is it really. Anything to pull us out of this stall.the country is changing because of corrupt politics, and foreign issues like Israel and the muslums. Wtf has that to do with us,english politics for english people.
Why is no-one talking about the mother being alliwed to claim disability benefits whilst "on holiday" in india for 2yrs? How many pensioners would that money save?
They prosecuted and charged many people within a week for posting memes… the ones who attack the police and break a ladies nose gets to walk free… horseshit there isn’t 2 tier policing
I think in this case the barrister in the video takes the correct position that prosecuting is not the polices job, it is the CPS's job. So technically it is two-tier prosecuting. Two tier policing also happens, when the police decides to ignore support for terrorist organisations (carrying ISIS flags, publically support Hamas or Hezbollah) and encouragements to genocide (From the river to the sea...), but decides to arrest people for making memes or for saying "Who the fuck is Allan" when people are blocking the road for a public display of ownership.
I understand the police aren't the ones to prosecute, but they can hold the assholes until trial, yet won't, the fact that 70+ year Old grannies are being arrested and charged in these "overnight courts" shows you how much the "British system" is corrupt... There is verifiable proof and evidence of them attacking the cops.... Yet they still roam the streets, free to jump on another boat and disappear to a different country with fuck all consequences for their crimes here.
@@cjr2131 , the police can't hold them till trial. They can only hold them for 24 hours and then have to charge them or let them go. Their solicitor will see to that. It's a judge who gives them bail or no bail. It's Stamer who oversees all this. He's soft on Muslims.
An Albanian man was deported for committing a crime (burglary) but has been allowed back because he had a girlfriend and a child here. A man with 2 children shouted at a police dog and is removed from his children for 21 months. Sense? Anywhere?
An Albanian man from Bournemouth recently got stopped on by CID on the motorway to London, they had been watching him for a while. They found half a kilo of c0cain, 4 burner phones and a fake passport and bank accounts which he used to come here. He was put in an immigration centre for 3 days. NOt JAIL. He was told by a solicitor there is a 99% chance he's being deported. He was released on the 4th day, all charges dropped..they confiscated the drugs and give him his ID and phones back. He walks the streets of Bournemouth till this day. With no valid visa or ID ! Not made up. I know people who know the guy well. It's absolutely sickening of how blatant it is. People will never believe it until they see it themselves
For a moment, imagine what would have happened if 2 white Christian lads had pummelled 2 female Muslim Police officers at that airport? What is wrong with the UK's justice system???
We saw what happened during the summer riots when white lads (christian, atheist or whatever) just gesticulated at the police., they are now serving lengthy gaol sentences.
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It's all part of their plan as cultural vandals. There was never a far right in any noticeable numbers, so they made one by creating an us and them narrative, anyone who calls out this utter bulls*** is automatically labelled far right. The left, being filled with activist mediocrities, pander to people dumb enough to get their news from the mainstream tv media- or worse- the Guardian.
@@MrTeaTwoSugars So when two hundred radical Muslims prayed for years outside the Finsbury Park Mosque, preaching hate, action on hate and more than a few hurty words, the dim utopian elites that just stood around, must've also been complicit-? Or maybe they were just the Islington set of useful idiots that hijacked a once working class party and turned it into a party of bubble dwelling pussies. If hate speech included all, how many mosques would've been shut down.
After 50 years of living in this country, I have no faith in its justice system anymore. I'll be gobsmacked if those people who attacked the police serve any time inside.
Listen, in Amityville NY a house was found as location two people were hacked into pieces and their parts dropped in public parks. 4 people lived inside. It was condemned building after because so much blood and flesh clogged the pipes, flushed down toilets and drains. 4 were released on bail. Deemed not a threat as they knew the couple they killed. That is where you are going. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Gaxtaceel4s.html
What about police leaving children with abusive parents and the children are killed????? The police arrested my dad for trying to protect us from our dangerous abusive mother
Only 33. 7 % Voted for Labour at the General Election in July. How can they say they had a Landslide Vote in favour of Labour. When nearly 67% of the British Voters didn't vote for Labour..Starmer and his Labour Party. Are all walking around like dogs with two tails.
There will be more evidence and statements to gather in this case, such as other camera footage. From what I understand the whole incident took place both before and after the footage shown. As far as I understand, only murder and rape charges automatically result in remand to custordy but I'm sure BBB will be able to expand and clarify.
@@CatFluff-pm6qr let's talk about this case not what other do , all brown people that stands up for the genocide in Gaza , have been charged on terrorism act. for standing for the death of women and children . Even white journalists charge with terrorism, U only suppose to charge that to Muslims right? or brown people
The CPS needs investigating on why this has taken so long to bring charges? The public IS interested to know that such violent individuals are walking around free within our society AND how often is this happening?
Yes this to my mind is the is most pressing question that is being overlooked, I have a suspicious political interference is going on. Starmer s old pals at work?
@@lizroberts1569watch that bbc documentary about them gangs in rochdale, at the end its revealed one of the police officers, an asian woman, was helping the drug dealers, amazingly somehow she was still aloud to keep her job after it was exposed she had been giving them information
This is why people are looking towards Reform. Very fast to prosecute certain people but not others. The Government must ensure fairness. The CPS MUST act. No one is above the law. These two men MUST face justice.
@@steveturner6770 well when Starmer goes live on TV stating "full force of the law" how can he give such a statement?? Obviously the full force only applies to certain people
660k..😂....Borris spent £50M on a consultation of the viability of a garden bridge over the Thames. There's corruption and then there's Tory level corruption.
They should pay for it from their own pockets. Because let me tell you what will happen. People will crowd fund. Reform will give that money to some of their solicitor/ barrister friends. The prosecution will fail. They already know it will. But they will win the morel high ground and spend no money in the process. Pretty standard politics on the whole.
They are not doing the job of the Police but are putting pressure on the CPS. The Police have to abide by any CPS decisions on whether to charge/prosecute. I suppose the question arises as to whether the force used to ensure the suspected offender is incapacitated was reasonable in the circumstances, given the behaviour of the members of the public immediately before the officer's action, and because the officers can hardly put down the equipment they have to carry in their hands in order to administer sufficient and reasonable force in some other way.
Reform are waking everyone up! You can do more than just sit and take it. Reform must be the new party, the only ones with a contract to the people. Starmer says we must suffer and have no right to say anything!
If they keep doing things like this we will see them get a LOT more than 14% of the vote in the next election. The public are sick of the BS from Labour and Conservatives.
@@ultrademigod A populist stunt, as usual. I read a post by a criminal barrister this morning saying the CPS really can't prosecute anyone until the IOPC investigation completes. If the initial actions by the police aren't lawful, the suspects could use the defence that they were defending themselves against illegal assaults by the officers. There's a lot more CCTV than has been released to the public.
Under normal proper policing, they probably would be charged. However, I cannot possibly comment on the individuals ethnicity. But considering we appear to have two tier policing I could pretty much guess which ethnicity they are🤪
Well done for what ? Finding Millions Flemish Count Farage Embezzled ? Dodgy Student Housing Property deals ? West Minister Grooming ring ? Ah,Muzzies so we can't be investigating that because u worried you'll lose it turf 🤣
Someone HAD to bring it back into the headlines Daniel, as it has clearly been brushed under the carpet and these thugs have seemingly got off Scott free. WHY ?
because the police will be sued for playing footy with that mans head, if they prosecute the brothers, if that footy video did not exists the brothers would be prosecuted by now
If I were a police officer I’d be really pis sed off that my bosses didn’t have my back and tried to withhold evidence. To the point that I would never trust them again. That person needs to be removed from their post, demoted or at best sacked.
What will be interesting is disclosure by the Police on who decided not to release the whole video. Which had the effect of causing civil unrest! If true that’s misconduct in public office.
@@MakeBritainGreat well there was someone just after the incident who said that there is more to the situation and it’s not clear cut. This powerful person had clearly seen the first part where police are being violently assaulted. Would like to thank whoever leaked it as they are epic. I bet it’s an airport person. Give them a raise.
A 'mean tweet' ... straight to jail. Break an ARO's nose ... IOPC want to say it was her own fault ! The whole thing stinks. We know why they have not been charged. Fear. Cowards.
In layman's terms "alleged" tends to mean a baseless accusation In legal terms it's an accusation for which the defendant has not yet been formally found guilty, it doesn't mean it's baseless at all
@@adamheywood113 OK cheers Oxford, however who said all them extra words your espousing? Alleged means acqusation it means acused. Nothing baseless or non baseless about it; the base is to be determined. It's "I accuse you of. " I don't need an English lesson my friend. Just for clarity however, Once video evidence of such "elegibility" is evident and the puplic scrutiny has occurred it's hard to argue that "alleged offence" didn't happen. Why are you added baseless into the equation and adding words into the subject that don't need to be added?
@@adamheywood113 alleged doesn't mean baseless at all in any way shape or form. Alleged means allegation. It has nothing to do with legal or logical reason it's I think this happened. That's all it means! Dude.
@@RobertLeighJames92 you said it's "truly mental to say this is alleged" Perhaps I misunderstood, but I took that to mean you think it's beyond a mere allegation to say it happened, that the burden of proof of his guilt has been fulfilled I'm only saying that it's legal-speak because he hasn't yet been found guilty by court proceedings I'm not saying you should doubt his guilt, I'm only trying to explain the word "alleged" may have different contexts depending on who is speaking and what they're describing I agree it's disgusting that they haven't been charged
@@adamheywood113 fair play, I agree with your assessment. As to the circumstances of why it happened, I don't know, but one cannot deny given the evidence what happened. So in this respect alleged is not by no means baseless but a question of... What can you see. Just to add if that's not a crime regardless of circumstance I don't know what is. I don't particularly like the police but I can't imagine they were torturing the fellow for him to get to this level.
He's far too busy helping israhel commit genocide on Muslims'and Christians in Palestine, Lebanon and Syria. If you think that is special favour, God help us all!
I follow the UK cop reddit and it seems to be completely normal for crims to either not get charged or get something like a £50 fine for assaulting a cop. The courts regard getting assaulted as part of the job of a copper.
Only in the U.K. can two people be seen “allegedly” yet actually assaulting police officers and no charges. Then we have a man shouting naughty words at police getting arrested, straight into court & given just over 2 years in prison, and yet the person that threw a corrosive substance in the face of a 14 year old girl is out on bail not seen as a risk to the public. People who break the law by entering the country illegally rewarded with hotel rooms & money, yet if one of our homeless broke the law I very much doubt they would get such treatment. Then we have the piece of crap that sexually assaulted a 12 heard old girl who got 2 years suspended for 2 years. Justice in this country stinks.
Asylum seekers get put somewhere so that they're contained and they don't just disappear into the underground economy. Would you rather they were all running weed farms? The problem is that the Tories kneecapped the system that processes asylum claims (to the point that they now process half as many as they did a few years ago) to increase the backlog and then switched the housing provision to a scheme that would funnel as much taxpayer money as possible to businesses and, presumably, Tory party donors. It's a manufactured crisis.
Given the speed of prosecution and conviction of people involved in the riots, is this not a question of political interference in the judicial system, the way that those cases were fast-tracked?? There's clearly more than one tier of justice going on here...!
If they crowd fund they would get much more than people think, once again the Westminster bubble, dont understand how unhappy the general public are in the UK !
And maybe they do and enjoy turning the screw with every even has since and possibly before the thatcher years of 1979, has they are and have been quisling goverments of the globalist new world order?.
They’ll most likely use their right to take over the case. Google PC Headbutt. A copper head butted a member of the public for no reason and the CPS let it go. Someone started a private prosecution, the press picked it up and the CPS took the case over, in an attempt to minimise the sentence.
If you robbed a bank and on the way out you get hit by a drunk driver, you should still be charged with robbing a bank. One crime does not cancel out another.
True. They should prosecute these idiots and that police officer that kicked said idiot in the head. It could have been an easy prosecution, but this just muddied the waters. Turning an arrest into a brawl.
The names of those responsible for the delay must be published. If police and soldiers are held accountable for their actions, so must civil servants Ans administrators!
Starmer accelerates prosecutions against British Christians but drags his heels when it comes to charging British Muslims. Let's be honest, this is not about colour any longer, it's religion, one rule for one and one for the other.
Starmer doesn't do anything. The police and the CPS do not report to the Prime Minister, nor are the operationally responsible to the Department of Justice (i.e. the DOJ doesn't tell the CPS or the police what to do in specific cases, just to e.g. focus on knife crime or recruit more officers or whatever.) I don't know quite how so many people acquire such a chronically over-simplified and grossly inaccurate understanding of how things work in our country. Is it TV?
@@mattpacket449maybe, but the cps' failure to act while contrasting charges and sentences have been happening elsewhere have played into Reform's hands. Whichever political side one takes, there's no denying that they've made their own mess.
@@mattpacket449 when you're targeting Reform rather than the CPS in this matter all you're doing is displaying your political bias,.. and lack of common sense.
So initially the GM police decided to throw their own coppers under the bus rather than reveal the full cctv images! Whomever made this decision should be sacked.
@@blrbrazil1718 yes cause this is exactly what happens time and time again for the last 2 decades, do what the people want get voted in and then turn into personal gain. there is literally nothing left of this country
4 percent UK residents are Muslim yet they make up 18 percent of prison population, despite the CPS not prosecuting. If the CPS did their job it’s likely UK prison population would be something similar to France at 70 percent Muslim. The CPS should be clamping down on Islamic crime not ignoring it
Honestly so impressed with Reform doing this. It’s outrageous the CPS haven’t charged them yet we all know they’re trying to wait it out and drop it and probably compensate the little b🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬s because Manchester is captured.
And what of Ricky Jones, all extremely quiet, are the politicians, police and media all hoping that it’ll all go quietly away if ignored for long enough Vote Reform UK 🇬🇧
Held inside on remand, pending a trial next year as he decided to plead not guilty for some reason. Stranger things have happened than him being found not guilty.
What about soldier who was attacked on his way tom the arracks recently. What about the soldier who was beheaded outside his barracks. How many more that were not reported?
@@aitorbleda8267 well maybe do u think the police haven't got a good defence on this one . There is no law to say the you can physically abuse the public. The man was tasered and in had cuff on the floor ,.say you went out for a few drinks got abit rowdy,police ask u to stop U reacted physically. He tasered U and cuff U and then decide to kick you in the head a few times . Is that normal 🤔
I'm 75. a retired construction consultant. I worked in Karachi 2013-17 and have been through Pakistani airports/immigration control a few times and know the airport police/army/ISI would have had guns and dealt with such violence very swiftly. The offenders are lucky to be alive rather than wandering at large in our community.
It's a very clever course of action by Nigel's lot and, though the publicity, it'll reflect very favorably in terms of public support for his Party. Well done Reform UK!
There is no "alleged" offence. It is absolutely obvious what happened and the video evidence is out there which shows the police being attacked. There is no reason reason why these criminals should not be charged.
If the coppers involved illegally used force at the beginning then it's different, According to another barrister I saw posting about today, it's why the CPS have to wait for the IOPC to finish their investigation. There will be a lot more CCTV than has been released to the public,
It's my MP's (Yvette Cooper) job to get this prosecution started. Why the delay? The only conclusion is that Starmer is interfering. His complete lack of morals is openly public now. He is a lunatic and needs to go now.
@@vincerussell2849: I think it's become pretty clear that it's owned by noisy minorities who are able to intimidate the authorities, abled and abetted by the MSM.
Why does RU-vid flag this video and attempt to stop us watching it? After watching the whole video I consider it should be watched by everyone. This video is clearly in the public interest. Well done sir.
The comparison with those who were rapidly jailed for assaulting police officers is important. One of the reasons so many pled guilty was because they were told they would be held on remand if they pled not guilty. Few seem to have been expecting the harsh sentences they received and many regret their guilty pleas. Those charged with the Manchester airport assaults were released on bail and are currently at large. This is another example of our two tier legal system.
Well done Reform UK. At least somebody else around here has got a backbone apart from me. Well done to Lee Anderson (Reform UK) for his presentation on X regarding the case.
Im surprised the attackers havent gone on "holiday" : unless of course they have been assured they wont be charged, or if they are they will get off v lightly,
It's about time something was done. People putting post on facebook have all ready been sent to prison. Why those two 'thugs', are still walking the streets...
@@untissifyPopulism: a political approach that strives to appeal to ordinary people who feel that their concerns are disregarded by established elite groups. - Yep, sounds about right, did you think that was an insult or something? 🤔
The 'establishment' and the CPS are hoping that the general public forgets all about this incident, and others, as they don't wish to stir up 'racial' tensions that may cause a certain demographic to resort to violence.
Exactly. That's why nobody was arrested for public order offences when a violent mob of Islamists laid siege to GMP divisional HQ in Rochdale demanding that the thugs be released.
That they haven’t been charged tells you everything you need to know about fairness in our justice system. There is a long recent history of a certain group of citizens not facing the wrath of the law.
@@GarethSewell1982 yeh one case equals all cases hahahah u defo have no experience with the law.. on top of that there was no real investigation to be had over a tweet, they probably admitted it, no need 6 months to investigate
@@spiff1 the people who tweeted things were coerced into pleading guilty or the would have been held in remand- surely the perpetrators of this offence at Manchester Airport should be in remand???
