I actually think that could be Rooney
Wtf, what's the madman doing.
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Wtf, what's the madman doing.
It’s him isn’t it mate haha. I’m absolutely sure it is haha
They've protested in Solihull. One of the poshest whitest suburbs in the city so far.
I genuinely think these goons would get a good pasting if they went anywhere with a sizeable Muslim populace. I really do hope it doesn't happen and they stay away from Alum Rock, Spark Hill and Sparkbrook. There's hot heads in all communities and I could see retaliation. It's the last thing we need.
Damo_1878
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Riot Compensation Act 2016
www.legislation.gov.uk
From my limited understanding, this act states that business owners etc can claim directly from the police for damages caused by riots. Therefore the state is not keen to label things as riots because they'll be on the hook for damages.
You're over thinking things. This act is about speeding up compensation claims to and from insurers etc. That is where the bulk of the compensation will come from along with government, but coordinated by the local policing body, or the riots compensation bureau or ultimately the secretary of state
It states in section 1 paragraph 6 of the act:
Which means that the definition of a riot is defined in criminal law.
CPS Public Order Offences incorporating the Charging Standard Updated 8 August 2022 (see link in the text)
Which also means more than 12 persons present together committing unlawful violence etc.
If you actually look at the act, and what these parties who have been remanded to appear at Crown Court, at the moment they're all being charged for individual offences and section 2 violent disorder.
Over two dozen people appear in court after England and Northern Ireland riots
Charges include violent disorder, assault, arson and resisting arrest, after widespread disorder over past week
However, when they say full force of the law, it is probable like in 2011 they will start charging based on the definition of "riot" and the charging standard according to the CPS is
Meaning once they start getting evidence of those organising or encouraging the violence those parties will start getting charged under section 1 and "riot" offences.
This blog covers it well
How the criminal justice system deals with a riot
5th August 2024 Thirteen years ago, I went along to the south London shopping centre expecting to report on a riot. But there was not a riot. And so in a splendid exercise of journalism, I filed a …
davidallengreen.com
Basically this is just the start of it all, and anyone involved with planning or coordinating this disorder is going to get absolutely stomped on by the criminal justice system
It's 100% him.
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Rooney clearly saw the Nans against Nazis sign and thought it could be rich pickings.
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Yeah that’s what I meant. Mines been full of porn, Tommy Robinson, riots.
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You just back from your tea?You're over thinking things. This act is about speeding up compensation claims to and from insurers etc. That is where the bulk of the compensation will come from along with government, but coordinated by the local policing body, or the riots compensation bureau or ultimately the secretary of state
It states in section 1 paragraph 6 of the act:
Which means that the definition of a riot is defined in criminal law.
CPS Public Order Offences incorporating the Charging Standard Updated 8 August 2022 (see link in the text)
Which also means more than 12 persons present together committing unlawful violence etc.
If you actually look at the act, and what these parties who have been remanded to appear at Crown Court, at the moment they're all being charged for individual offences and section 2 violent disorder.
Over two dozen people appear in court after England and Northern Ireland riots
Charges include violent disorder, assault, arson and resisting arrest, after widespread disorder over past weekwww.theguardian.com
However, when they say full force of the law, it is probable like in 2011 they will start charging based on the definition of "riot" and the charging standard according to the CPS is
Meaning once they start getting evidence of those organising or encouraging the violence those parties will start getting charged under section 1 and "riot" offences.
This blog covers it well
How the criminal justice system deals with a riot
5th August 2024 Thirteen years ago, I went along to the south London shopping centre expecting to report on a riot. But there was not a riot. And so in a splendid exercise of journalism, I filed a …davidallengreen.com
Basically this is just the start of it all, and anyone involved with planning or coordinating this disorder is going to get absolutely stomped on by the criminal justice system
Damo_1878
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I actually think that could be Rooney
That is the most insane thing I've ever seen. Rooney's lawyer will be on the phone to him immediately "get your arse back home now"
either that or the Plymouth Argyle lawyer You're over thinking things. This act is about speeding up compensation claims to and from insurers etc. That is where the bulk of the compensation will come from along with government, but coordinated by the local policing body, or the riots compensation bureau or ultimately the secretary of state
It states in section 1 paragraph 6 of the act:
Which means that the definition of a riot is defined in criminal law.
CPS Public Order Offences incorporating the Charging Standard Updated 8 August 2022 (see link in the text)
Which also means more than 12 persons present together committing unlawful violence etc.
If you actually look at the act, and what these parties who have been remanded to appear at Crown Court, at the moment they're all being charged for individual offences and section 2 violent disorder.
Over two dozen people appear in court after England and Northern Ireland riots
Charges include violent disorder, assault, arson and resisting arrest, after widespread disorder over past week
However, when they say full force of the law, it is probable like in 2011 they will start charging based on the definition of "riot" and the charging standard according to the CPS is
Meaning once they start getting evidence of those organising or encouraging the violence those parties will start getting charged under section 1 and "riot" offences.
This blog covers it well
How the criminal justice system deals with a riot
5th August 2024 Thirteen years ago, I went along to the south London shopping centre expecting to report on a riot. But there was not a riot. And so in a splendid exercise of journalism, I filed a …davidallengreen.com
Basically this is just the start of it all, and anyone involved with planning or coordinating this disorder is going to get absolutely stomped on by the criminal justice system
Damo_1878
Don't care. Not bothered.
It's definitely him. Puts his head down and gets off camera quickly.
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He got lost finding the training ground
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