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Come Inside... => The Commons => Topic started by: Snoopy on December 27, 2007, 12:50:41 PM
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Police officer dies attending domestic incident
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/12/27/npolice227.xml
You will note that Sir Ian Blair (for whom I have no respect whatsoever) speaks of his sadness at the death of a Police Officer whilst on duty, and one cannot fault that as a statement. Meanwhile Home Office Minister Tom Nulty has to over-egg the pudding
"Events such as this highlight the dangers that our police officers face every day when protecting the public."
At this stage and to judge from the description of events it would seem more likely that the Officer suffered a Heart Attack. Why can't these fvcking politicians wait until they have the facts before opening their big mouths?
If my assumption turns out to be correct I hope the b@st@rd is hounded out of office immediately by press ridicule ~ but of course he won't be because to the Press all Policemen who die were "Heroes" and all Nurses are "Angels of Mercy". Frankly it makes me sick! evil:
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They didn’t held them in such high esteem when they decided to snatch back part of their pay rise did they? noooo:
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You are right on with that BM.
When you think of the money they squander on things like Northern Rock and Africa I still do not see how a couple of million quid trimmed off the coppers' pay rise makes much difference to the Govt. But Gordon likes to throw his weight around it seems.
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Again tho, it should be the media pointing this out – not us! Angry9:
First moment one of them started to say what a great job the filth do the reporter should have stopped them and asked why the 2% inflation target was more important than their pay then and why they’ve pissed billions away on Northern Rock… Banghead
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I hesitate to say I told you so but the Post Mortem has confirmed "Natural Causes".
So Mr Smartarse Home Office Minister this death whilst facing danger on our behalf was in fact not killed in the line of duty but suffered the same fate as 250,000 others in the UK do every year. He could have died anywhere at any time.