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• #82327
PC Acheampong had been speeding as he followed Mr Arnold, driving at
27mph (43km/h) in a 20mph (32km/h) zone, prosecutors said.https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-59178768
The agency is that sentence is puzzling. A driver ran a cyclist down from behind by hitting him at 27mph in a ton of metal, and the cyclist "lost control" and "ended up" beneath the car.
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• #82328
Always the cyclists fault, we know that.
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• #82329
"PC Acheampong alleged the fleeing suspect was riding in an "arrogant" manner."
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• #82330
US debt is fucking crazy.
Ours is pretty crazy though
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• #82331
I wonder how much debt that is per person in the UK? Monster amount if debt per person in the US!!
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• #82332
Lads, it's only MMT
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• #82333
Republicans claim financial responsibility but most of that is racked up by them.
Clinton actually had a budget surplus.
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• #82334
I wonder how much debt that is per person in the UK?
(Assuming US style billion = 1,000 million)
2,445.2 billion / 67 million = 2,445.2 thousand / 67 = 2,445,200 / 67 =~ £36.5k per person
Total UK mortgage debt is roughly comparable at £1,675.8 billion.
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• #82336
Why has no called her a massive snowflake for not wanting to go on a SA course with members of the public?
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• #82337
Ah the famous ram the cyclist with a car method of police work.
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• #82338
I guess many people cannot empathise/imagine what it's like to be sent to Rwanda because "refugees" whereas refusing to sit with others to do a speeding course, suggesting you are "better than them" is easier to get worked up about?
That somebody like her who has been fired before and keeps breaking guidelines/rules is still in a job is not a good sign though, May at least sacked her.
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• #82339
Johnson referred to the Police because he may have broken lock down rules.
The incidents under review only came to light because he had to share diaries with the Cabinet Office as the government were paying his legal fees for the standards committee investigation.
What a self own.
Money grabbing cunt.
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• #82340
To be fair he probably didn't realise he was breaking the rules....
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• #82341
Probably didn’t realise any rules would apply to him too
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• #82343
Another of the traitorous fucks goes down - 18 years for the founder of the Oath Keepers.
Rot. In. Hell.
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• #82345
Could he be any more beige?
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• #82346
18 years in a federal pen because you tried to keep donald effing trump, of all people, in power. Ironic that his own lawyers said, in his defence, that trump was really the one to blame.
I hope they both get a happy reunion and a long term stay behind bars.
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• #82347
Trump vows to pardon J6ers convicted of seditious conspiracy if he is re-elected as president. Be afraid Americans if that happens.
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• #82348
Interesting theory I've seen, as per Johnson and 'painting buses' to replace '£350 mil on side of a bus' in search results, Jilly Cooper to nuke Yvette Cooper completely destroying Braverman in the Commons....
Tutfon Street business as usual?
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• #82349
Metropolitan elite level hooliganism/anti-social behaviour:
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• #82350
At least he was trying to start on the outside and work his way in.
That news article seems badly written to me. Speeding is 28mph which would fall outside my definition of speeding. And the ‘cyclist’ is a suspected thief making off from police.