... with 2 more to come ?

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-27222171

Mitchell has been completely vindicated in this conspiracy to "stitch-up" a Cabinet Minister - he should be re-instated at once.

In The Know (as always) wrote:
Mitchell has been completely vindicated in this conspiracy to "stitch-up" a Cabinet Minister

he should be re-instated at once


1. No he has not. Charges against Mitchell are pending by PC Toby Rowland

2. A premature suggestion. Mitchell, a mediocrity, will not come out blameless

Rowland cannot bring "charges" - they can only be brought by the DPP.

He is suing for libel (a civil matter) - and guess who is funding him? The Police Federation (the very same organisation whose members, from the West Midlands, were ridiculed by the Commons investigative committee, and who now themselves face disciplinary hearings) !

OK, but Mitchell still has questions to answer - not a time to bring him back?

Why does he have questions to answer?

Even if he did call them Plebs (denied) - that's not an offence !

On the other hand the police LIED, conspired to make-up a story, leaked the story to the press, even fabricated "witnesses" .... resulting (so far) in 3 officers sacked (one of them jailed) with 2 further to face disciplinary hearings.

I think its pretty clear who had an agenda - and who is the guilty party - here !

In The Know wrote:
Why does he have questions to answer?

its pretty clear who is the guilty party


Those asked by Rowland/should we ignore him?

Clear, maybe to you...

I think he was treated shockingly by the plods and it shows how emboldened they have become when they set out to destroy the career of a Cabinet Minister.

what chance does someone without power have?

even Tories are entitled to justice.

SP17 wrote:
Clear, maybe to you...

.... AND to the people who SACKED THREE POLICE OFFICERS (SO FAR) and also JAILED ONE !

hedda wrote:
I think he was treated shockingly by the plods and it shows how emboldened they have become when they set out to destroy the career of a Cabinet Minister.

what chance does someone without power have?

Exactly, hedda

I posted (on another thread) that I expected Cameron to "take on" the police after the next election.

It appears he has already started with the clampdown on "stop and search" - 25% of which (according to Theresa May) is probably illegal.

In The Know (as always) wrote:
I posted (on another thread) that I expected Cameron to "take on" the police after the next election.

It appears he has already started with the clampdown on "stop and search" - 25% of which (according to Theresa May) is probably illegal.

Time to sort out the police federation ! -

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-27434220

In The Know (rarely) wrote:
hedda wrote:
I think he was treated shockingly by the plods and it shows how emboldened they have become when they set out to destroy the career of a Cabinet Minister.

what chance does someone without power have?

Exactly, hedda (the gorgeous)

I posted (on another thread) that I expected Cameron to "take on" the police after the next election.

It appears he has already started with the clampdown on "stop and search" - 25% of which (according to Theresa May) is probably illegal.

if he did that even I might vote for him.

In The Know (as always) wrote:
... with 2 more to come ?

... and ANOTHER ONE !

news.sky.com/story/1266031/met-police-of...over-plebgate-affair

hedda wrote:
In The Know (rarely) wrote:


I posted (on another thread) that I expected Cameron to "take on" the police after the next election.

It appears he has already started with the clampdown on "stop and search" - 25% of which (according to Theresa May) is probably illegal.

if he did that even I might vote for him.