Teedy Kay

14 minutes ago, Merzbow said:

TL:DR

All cops are cunts.

Yeah I need to learn to fit a narrative into the initial 45 seconds of a video so as to get it trending minimum in the UK but hopefully worldwide.

11 hours ago, tiger_rick said:

I don't believe it. UK police have got the use of force spot on.

That video shows absolutely nothing.

Why were the Officers called there? Apparently it was serious links to drug distribution and serious violence. Arrests were made

What happened previously in the property?

What was he doing unsighted by the video around a corner? You can hear Officers shouting stay where you are a few times, apparently BWV shows him coming towards them. 

Listen to the language used in literally the first minute.

Pushing the age of 62, can everyone here agree that a 62 year old can pose a threat to anyone? Same as the press pushing use of Taser on children, the fa t the 15 year old in question was 6'4'' and carrying a scaffold pole has nothing to do with it.

"At the top of the stairs" or as it appears two steps up.

"A Weapon used to make an arrest to stop an escape or in self defence" one it's a tool or device, and the use of Taser or any other Force is not JUST for those reason, for example someone self harming, which doesn't fit any of the above criteria. 

"The victim believes he was shot because he was black" victim or subject, he wasn't shot either he was Tasered, you don't shoot a Taser. As for the race thing he was closing Officers down and didn't stop during a raid on a property.

Now bear with me, and this may be jumping into a scene without as much of an understanding as I could have, but not much has been released so far. And you can roll your eyes if you want to and ignore this and say thin blue line will always stick together, but if that video was bad I'd lay into it (like some of the issues I have with the petrol station video) I don't see a problem with it so far and what I'll do is use language other than that of Millard.

Upon entering a property as part of an ongoing operation to make arrests for Drug related crimes and crimes involving serious violence to others I was met by initial resistance who was screaming to occupants elsewhere in the property. Upon clearing two rooms quickly on the ground floor I made my way upstairs. I was stood at the top of a small flight of stairs in a narrow corridor, upon turning a corner I was confronted by an individual who immediately began closing me down. I issued challenges and requests for this individual to stop, due to the nature of enquiry and the intelligence on the property and it's occupants I believed I was at risk from the individual, also as I was cornered and on a flight of stairs I believed this risk was high. The individual continued to close me down so I drew my Taser and engaged the threat with one cartridge knowing this was the least intrusive action to the rights of the individual. The deployment was successful and the threat was neutralised.

Now I'm not saying I'm justifing that Taser use I'm just trying to provide an example and language that could, rather than the loaded ITV piece that is jumping around with glee that it fits a narrative. The reason I'm not justifying it is simple. That video shows us ABSOLUTELY nothing as to why it was used, we have no idea what Millard was doing around that corner, we have no idea if he was slowly walking towards the officers with inviting hands hinting if they'd like a brew, we don't know if his fists were clenched and he was making in an aggressive manner, we don't know if Millard was intending to harm the Officers, we don't know if the Officer goes home to a shrine of his Nazi memorabilia and wanks himself silly to the delights of his Roots boxset.

What I'm not going to do is jump to conclusions that the video shows us a perfect example of systemic racism just because the fella Tasered was a 62 year old black man.

I will jump to conclusions that as part of an ongoing operation arrests were made, so drug distribution that is harmful to the community has been disrupted and that an individual linked to serious violence in the community is off the streets so hopefully that stabbing he'd go on to order 6 months down the line doesn't happen.

9 minutes ago, Devon Malcolm said:

Are you in training to be the Comical Ali of the UK police force or something?

Just want an actual breakdown of types of death in Police Custody.

That's what the inquest was exactly about right!?

You've quoted it, you should know more than just a headline if you're going to throw figures like that about.

7 minutes ago, Devon Malcolm said:

Is your definition of "spot on" based on awareness or unawareness of the 1500 people who've died in police custody in this country in the last 30 years? Because whichever way you answer, you're extremely ignorant of your work force's own behaviour. And I find that extremely concerning.

What they all die of? Like actual reasons for death?

3 minutes ago, SuperBacon said:

I don't have to thanks. I choose not to.

Same as you don't have to work for the police, but you choose to. 

Enjoy your evening.

Great discourse.

6 minutes ago, SuperBacon said:

Looking forward to the doubling down and the explanation.

Looking forward to you actually giving reasons why it's laughable.

3 minutes ago, SuperBacon said:

Why's it laughable?

2 hours ago, Devon Malcolm said:

Just the US?

You're right, around the world Policing has some awful practices.

Thankfully in the UK we have it pretty much spot on however.

US policings Use of Force needs to be completely overhauled.

The one thing I hated about FFVII was that annoying moment Cid became the leader. He was never part of my team (Normally Cloud, Red and Vincent) so when he became leader and you had to play with him he was grossly underpowered and one hell of a hindrance. Plus his running animation made me hate him even more.

Deaths are up from weeks previous.

More importantly new cases are up, hidden in the 'more tests' so they don't matter bracket.

I don't know why Johnson doesn't get everyone to line up to lick the tongue of a Covid carrier to just get everyone to get it.

You know for a fact they're going to brag about lowering the unemployment rate in a year or so, as well as a dip in the housing crisis.

That liaison committee was unnerving, Johnson was lost, Cummings was quite clearly stood, arms crossed, tapping his foot angrily with a scowl on his face to Johnson's right off camera, because the amount of times Johnson looked there for reassurance or escape was exceptionally telling.

And clearly they know they are fucked, they've even gone the "mess the hair even more up for your gimmick to shine through" route.

And all this happened on a day where they kept the numbers of those that are newly affected or dead from Corona very quiet and it didn't fit the agenda for the app release.

1 hour ago, Undefeated Steak said:

Not sure if you're joking or not but I can't help picturing the press taking photos for 15 minutes, going back to the van to to put on a fake moustache, oversized glasses and and a false nose and then heading out to take more photos. 

It was more a sarcastic remark relating to the idiotic management I'm currently facing at work.

They're doing it in 15 minute bursts.

The calls for Cummings to fuck off leading to the support of Johnson, means now the calls should firmly be for the floppy haired cunt to do one as well.

Cheers for the help on this, I wa ssure I saw the 15mins thing early doors as a way to appease people with things like shopping that you could walk past someone briefly.

39 minutes ago, PunkStep said:

Hang on, your employer? The old bill? That's bloody worrying if they're giving out bollocks information. 

Exactly, which means is it bollocks information or is shite like this being pedalled by govt?

So my employer is claiming social distancing doesn't have to be adhered to if it's in 15 minute bursts.

I've looked everywhere on line to prove or disprove this claim, but can't find anything.

Anyone know where this has come from and if it's being manipulated at all?

I'm fuming at the moment.

The force I work for originally signed all training off on risk till October.

It has now taken the decision to restart training, dragging people from all over the country to congregate at a training event, and then disperse back to their home towns.

Social distancing is neigh on impossible and the govt guidelines are being completely ignored as they can get away with it as we're 'on duty' even though it's training, training already signed off till October.

I'm livid at the pure irresponsibility they're showing.

And I'm seriously considering contacting the HSE.

The irony that Middleton says all that, and yet Hereford (his spiritual home where he's fucking loathed now) is on massive restrictions to avoid it spreading in camp.

17 hours ago, Lorne Malvo said:

Not sure. For such a built player he spends an incredible amount of time on his arse or crying about his shoulder. 

Now if Wolves still had George Elekobi, we'd piss it.

Fuck George, Willy Boly would absolutely destroy the lot of them.

So, apparently there's video evidence that Fury wasn't correctly wearing his gloves, especially his left hand.

I don't see the benefits of just wafting a padded glove about the place, but his left hand does look remarkably flexible.

Tom Heaton's a better keeper too.

Pickford has the ability to pull out wonder saves and is 'decent' with his feet, but there are certainly better keepers out there.

I have no idea why but I'd never watched any Community although I'd heard good things, I think I was put off because I wasn't taken with The US Office.

It popped up on Amazon and me and the Mrs had nowt to watch.

We've now watched the lot. What a fantastic show, season 2 & 3 are easily some of the finest seasons of comedy ever done. Yes it suffers when the cast decide to fuck off, but it tries hard to find itself again and does, with the final season being a return to form and potentially one of the best final episodes of a show in a long time.

Great show.

This could be the death nail of the stupidity of FFP if City actually press this issue and take it to the courts.

7 hours ago, Devon Malcolm said:

What is the best TNG episode and why is it Starship Mine.

It's defo The Inner Light.