Sarah Everard Murder - Serving Met Officer Arrested *Mod Note in OP*

Random Account

Remains and in a bag???? Jesus what did he do to her.

Scratchly

Random Account wrote: »

Remains and in a bag???? Jesus what did he do to her.

A large builders bag. I'm not 100% but I took that to mean those ton bag things. The big white ones.

dontmindme

AMKC wrote: »

I hope the fuc,Ker that murdered her is put in prison quickly and that he gets what's coming to him in there. I hope they gang rape him in there. It people like him that make the human race look bad and shame us all...

Yes...let's try and cancel out one bit of sickness with some more sickness...:rolleyes:

BorneTobyWilde

Cops shows solidarity with cops regardless of what crime one cop commits , we've seen that in the States, Cops supporting and applauding other cops who are attending court ect, for violent crimes against protesters ect.
This cop that killed Sarah was one of theirs, so of course their presence there was going to cause friction, they needed to be off in the distance, not get involved, but of course when the chips are down, and when pack mentality takes over, the band of brothers show their loyalty towards the cop who killed Sarah and fight back against those hurling abuse at them over it.

dontmindme

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Cops shows solidarity with cops regardless of what crime one cop commits , we've seen that in the States, Cops supporting and applauding other cops who are attending court ect, for violent crimes against protesters ect.
This cop that killed Sarah was one of theirs, so of course their presence there was going to cause friction, they needed to be off in the distance, not get involved, but of course when the chips are down, and when pack mentality takes over, the band of brothers show their loyalty towards the cop who killed Sarah and fight back against those hurling abuse at them over it.

To be fair they were trying to break up an unlawful gathering.

You're saying the Police should have just done nothing and allowed the protestors to do whatever they wanted?

Eric Cartman

celt262 wrote: »

Yes but they let BLM protesters rip the place apart by pulling down statues and looting.

Which group do you think deserved the heavy handed treatment ?

Both, all mass gatherings during covid need the police to disperse them, doesnt matter if its a blm protest, anti lockdown protest, football match, vigil for a tragically murdered woman, funeral of a knife attacker , traveller wedding / funeral

Theyre all equally selfish and wrong , to not condemn them all equally and support police intervention is hypocritical

Witcher

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Cops shows solidarity with cops regardless of what crime one cop commits , we've seen that in the States, Cops supporting and applauding other cops who are attending court ect, for violent crimes against protesters ect.
This cop that killed Sarah was one of theirs, so of course their presence there was going to cause friction, they needed to be off in the distance, not get involved, but of course when the chips are down, and when pack mentality takes over, the band of brothers show their loyalty towards the cop who killed Sarah and fight back against those hurling abuse at them over it.

So 'hurling abuse' in public at police who had nothing to do with this lady's murder is acceptable to you.

Scratchly

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Cops shows solidarity with cops regardless of what crime one cop commits , we've seen that in the States, Cops supporting and applauding other cops who are attending court ect, for violent crimes against protesters ect.
This cop that killed Sarah was one of theirs, so of course their presence there was going to cause friction, they needed to be off in the distance, not get involved, but of course when the chips are down, and when pack mentality takes over, the band of brothers show their loyalty towards the cop who killed Sarah and fight back against those hurling abuse at them over it.

The vigil organisers went to court to get permission to hold the vigil and they didn't get it so it was cancelled. Yet people still showed up to protest the decision not to allow it. Its the middle of the pandemic and people were breaching Covid regulations. The police were trying to do their job.

It's descended into a farce now the same as the BLM protests with people saying the police shouldn't be doing their job and ignoring breaches of the law because certain people for certain reasons should be allowed to do what they like when they feel like throwing a tantrum.

BorneTobyWilde

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Cops shows solidarity with cops regardless of what crime one cop commits , we've seen that in the States, Cops supporting and applauding other cops who are attending court ect, for violent crimes against protesters ect.
This cop that killed Sarah was one of theirs, so of course their presence there was going to cause friction, they needed to be off in the distance, not get involved, but of course when the chips are down, and when pack mentality takes over, the band of brothers show their loyalty towards the cop who killed Sarah and fight back against those hurling abuse at them over it.

Absolute rubbish.
No cops show solidarity with murderers.

Mr.burgess

A friend of sarahs was there and said the vigil was hijacked by those antifa crowd her and her friends left as they were causing trouble

Max H

https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008791903742&ref=content_filter#!/story.php?story_fbid=2543969829239389&id=100008791903742&refid=17&ref=content_filter&_ft_=mf_story_key.2543969829239389%3Atop_level_post_id.2543969829239389%3Atl_objid.2543969829239389%3Acontent_owner_id_new.100008791903742%3Athrowback_story_fbid.2543969829239389%3Astory_location.4%3Athid.100008791903742%3A306061129499414%3A2%3A0%3A1617260399%3A5490550113803876170&__tn__=%2As%2As-R

Max H

The above link is from a female officer who was there, not Donna, but a female officer.

lawred2

bubblypop wrote: »

Absolute rubbish.
No cops show solidarity with murderers.

I wouldn't be so absolute about that

In this case however you'd have to imagine support is in short supply

Random Account

Why did they have to identify by dental records like did he proper like kill her gruesomely beyond recognition or is that a standard procedure even if she’s recognisable

Green Peter

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Cops shows solidarity with cops regardless of what crime one cop commits , we've seen that in the States, Cops supporting and applauding other cops who are attending court ect, for violent crimes against protesters ect.
This cop that killed Sarah was one of theirs, so of course their presence there was going to cause friction, they needed to be off in the distance, not get involved, but of course when the chips are down, and when pack mentality takes over, the band of brothers show their loyalty towards the cop who killed Sarah and fight back against those hurling abuse at them over it.

What a load of ****e, who do you think arrested and charged him. Cops are recruited from the general public and not born cops. The general public have all sorts good and bad mostly good and unfortunately sometimes the bad make it through the recruitment process. I.dont know how a single police officer could condone or support his actions. It's so easy write crap like this from your dungeon in your underwear banging on your keyboard.

OscarMIlde

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Cops shows solidarity with cops regardless of what crime one cop commits , we've seen that in the States, Cops supporting and applauding other cops who are attending court ect, for violent crimes against protesters ect.
This cop that killed Sarah was one of theirs, so of course their presence there was going to cause friction, they needed to be off in the distance, not get involved, but of course when the chips are down, and when pack mentality takes over, the band of brothers show their loyalty towards the cop who killed Sarah and fight back against those hurling abuse at them over it.

That's an incredibly nasty thing to infer guilt by association like that. I'm sure most if not all of the Met police are absolutely disgusted and shocked by what happened to Sarah. There is absolutely no reason to suspect otherwise.

tara73

Random Account wrote: »

Why did they have to identify by dental records like did he proper like kill her gruesomely beyond recognition or is that a standard procedure even if she’s recognisable

why are you so fixated on the gruesome details, does it matter at this stage, don't think so! juss show some respect and give up on useless digging in this details.

BorneTobyWilde

dontmindme wrote: »

To be fair they were trying to break up an unlawful gathering.

You're saying the Police should have just done nothing and allowed the protestors to do whatever they wanted?

eH YEA.


It was a time to stand down, they'd only be there a short time. I don't see the police entering Traveler weddings and pulling them to the ground, they'd not be such and easy touch, or football fans, but women, yep, they'll take them out, put them in their place, cowards.

BorneTobyWilde

OscarMIlde wrote: »

That's an incredibly nasty thing to infer guilt by association like that. I'm sure most if not all of the Met police are absolutely disgusted and shocked by what happened to Sarah. There is absolutely no reason to suspect otherwise.

That's why they cover up the investigation into him? Protected him all this time, until he went too far and killed someone.
More than likely there are people in that force that he shared his sick fantasies with.

OscarMIlde

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

That's why they cover up the investigation into him? Protected him all this time, until he went too far and killed someone.
More than likely there are people in that force that he shared his sick fantasies with.

You have no evidence whatsoever for that slanderous assertion.

BorneTobyWilde

Green Peter wrote: »

What a load of ****e, who do you think arrested and charged him. Cops are recruited from the general public and not born cops. The general public have all sorts good and bad mostly good and unfortunately sometimes the bad make it through the recruitment process. I.dont know how a single police officer could condone or support his actions. It's so easy write crap like this from your dungeon in your underwear banging on your keyboard.

When they had no choice, once he went to far. Up to that point he was well protected, and if they never found Sarah he'd still be protected.

JJayoo

celt262 wrote: »

Yes but they let BLM protesters rip the place apart by pulling down statues and looting.

Which group do you think deserved the heavy handed treatment ?

Where was this 'heavy handed treatment'? I have seen footage of a Few women resisting arrest and the cops taking them away.

However you would have to wonder about the sanity off the cops, knowing they would be recorded during the current situation, dopes

BorneTobyWilde

OscarMIlde wrote: »

You have no evidence whatsoever for that slanderous assertion.

The Police Watchdog are investigating it, as are The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) . Too much of his behavior was let slide by police

JJayoo

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Cops shows solidarity with cops regardless of what crime one cop commits , we've seen that in the States, Cops supporting and applauding other cops who are attending court ect, for violent crimes against protesters ect.
This cop that killed Sarah was one of theirs, so of course their presence there was going to cause friction, they needed to be off in the distance, not get involved, but of course when the chips are down, and when pack mentality takes over, the band of brothers show their loyalty towards the cop who killed Sarah and fight back against those hurling abuse at them over it.

Stupidest thing I have read in a long time congrats.

BorneTobyWilde

JJayoo wrote: »

Stupidest thing I have read in a long time congrats.

You don't like facts eh. Those are vigil started on police, they reacted with force.

JJayoo

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

You don't like facts eh. Those are vigil started on police, they reacted with force.

Are you allowed on the internet without supervision?

Beechwoodspark

Mr.burgess wrote: »

A friend of sarahs was there and said the vigil was hijacked by those antifa crowd her and her friends left as they were causing trouble

That’s awful. So disrespectful

Green Peter

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

eH YEA.


It was a time to stand down, they'd only be there a short time. I don't see the police entering Traveler weddings and pulling them to the ground, they'd not be such and easy touch, or football fans, but women, yep, they'll take them out, put them in their place, cowards.

You're views seem very balanced with your chip on both shoulders. Care to tell us how you got them, the chips I mean.

Ted_YNWA

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

That's why they cover up the investigation into him? Protected him all this time, until he went too far and killed someone.
More than likely there are people in that force that he shared his sick fantasies with.

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

When they had no choice, once he went to far. Up to that point he was well protected, and if they never found Sarah he'd still be protected.

Mod

Do not make any unfounded allegations like these again. If anything comes out of any investigation proving this, then it can be revisted for discussion.

BorneTobyWilde

JJayoo wrote: »

Are you allowed on the internet without supervision?

You live with your head in the clouds, those at vigil started on the police, they reacted with force. The mayor of London has condemned their action, the Prime Minister has, the leader of the opposition has, but I can't ???