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Another policeman has been killed in the line of duty . He was investigating a burglary and was run over by two cars. He was married 4 weeks ago. 10 males have been arrested including a child of 13 #brokenbritain https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-49368649

Do you have the name of the policeman?

Not sure the trend of using hashtag brokenbritain. Seems very cliched and extremely irritating for use by dimwits to lazily describe tragic killings like this. Have you lifted it from the DM, leado?

If you read the article, the cause death hasn’t been confirmed and he was dragged along by a vehicle.

Andrew harper was killed It comes a day after a solicitor was killed with a screwdriver by youths in Newcastle

Do you think there is a correlation between the two deaths? Your posting style seems to be of a newsreader. I could get this from a BBC news site myself but thanks for adding value.

And wasn’t there a stabbing in London.......

kancutlawns wrote:Do you think there is a correlation between the two deaths? Your posting style seems to be of a newsreader. I could get this from a BBC news site myself but thanks for adding value.

It shows the breakdown of law and order . I read online travellers were involved. It’s about time these people lived by our rules

theleader82 wrote:

kancutlawns wrote:Do you think there is a correlation between the two deaths? Your posting style seems to be of a newsreader. I could get this from a BBC news site myself but thanks for adding value.

It shows the breakdown of law and order . I read online travellers were involved. It’s about time these people lived by our rules

Hello

You make very good points

Having interviewed a number of alleged travellers under caution I can assure non of them lie.


I swear on my mudda’s life......

theleader82 wrote:

kancutlawns wrote:Do you think there is a correlation between the two deaths? Your posting style seems to be of a newsreader. I could get this from a BBC news site myself but thanks for adding value.

It shows the breakdown of law and order . I read online travellers were involved. It’s about time these people lived by our rules

Ours? Are you talking about today’s death or are you conflating with the screwdriver killing?

Devondevon wrote:

theleader82 wrote:

kancutlawns wrote:Do you think there is a correlation between the two deaths? Your posting style seems to be of a newsreader. I could get this from a BBC news site myself but thanks for adding value.

It shows the breakdown of law and order . I read online travellers were involved. It’s about time these people lived by our rules

Hello

You make very good points

What points has he made? He’s just parroted about the officer being married for four weeks from a BBC News site which I thought you gave contempt for. He “read online” about travellers being involved. Are you actually believing something on the BBC?

theleader82 wrote:

kancutlawns wrote:Do you think there is a correlation between the two deaths? Your posting style seems to be of a newsreader. I could get this from a BBC news site myself but thanks for adding value.

It shows the breakdown of law and order . I read online travellers were involved. It’s about time these people lived by our rules

These people ...

Leader82

Excellent posts you make.

There was a home invasion killing last year where an elderly gentleman killed one of the traveller community in defending his home and poorly wife.

The behaviour and threats of the traveller community was appalling.

There does seem to be a breakdown of law and order especially with regards to respecting the police

One instance is all you’ve given. The OP has pinned the blame on the traveller community. You after collective punishment Bobbles?

Hardly evidence of a breakdown in law and order. I need to see single retweets and rants about the BBC to take this seriously enough.

Trite points aside, it is a tragedy. He's newly married as well

If police were armed they would be feared more by the criminal elements. It’s time we got tough on crime