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Pity the Police weren't like it all over the country then innocent lads like Attack Fell Terrier would still be here, God rest his soul !!   Play with fire and you'll get burnt eventually.

His family are calling for justice........I wonder if that extends to the family of the person or persons the handgun he was carrying would have killed too?

Im fully behind the police come on do we really want these sort of scum on our streets going tick tick tick then bang?'if your anwser is no then thats why the police shot him, pat on the back for the

if you wasdriving along minding your business as usual ,your not going to be shot simples,this idiot was carrying a hand gun so brought it on himself,te police may av had intelligence of were he was going,and what he was going to do with it so i say...........................f....k the stupid gangster c...t........i bet he had no insurance,mot etc aswell

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The Evidence shows that Mark was not carrying the gun

He was not holding a gun.

And the witnesses have stood in court and said that No gun was seen in marks persession.

The jury voted 8 to 2

Because the officer (thought) he was in danger.

A handgun was found some 20 yards away.

 

This is a complete stitch up by the police..

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The Evidence shows that Mark was not carrying the gun

He was not holding a gun.

And the witnesses have stood in court and said that No gun was seen in marks persession.

The jury voted 8 to 2

Because the officer (thought) he was in danger.

A handgun was found some 20 yards away.

 

This is a complete stitch up by the police..

 

Yet he was involved with collecting, transporting, using, possesing a gun which is the reason he was under close surveillance right? That's my understanding.

 

Did the police KNOW he wasn't in immediate possesion of that firearm? They responded to a percieved threat with a split second decision. I wouldn't like to second guess them. Unfortunate outcome but could have all been avoided by keeping his hands and life clean of all that shit.

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The Evidence shows that Mark was not carrying the gun

He was not holding a gun.

And the witnesses have stood in court and said that No gun was seen in marks persession.

The jury voted 8 to 2

Because the officer (thought) he was in danger.

A handgun was found some 20 yards away.

This is a complete stitch up by the police..

 

Yet he was involved with collecting, transporting, using, possesing a gun which is the reason he was under close surveillance right? That's my understanding.

 

Did the police KNOW he wasn't in immediate possesion of that firearm? They responded to a percieved threat with a split second decision. I wouldn't like to second guess them. Unfortunate outcome but could have all been avoided by keeping his hands and life clean of all that shit.

There was No evidence.

Read the evidence.

 

The police evidence was (reason to believe)

So not one person see a firearm on mark .

 

There was a handgun retrived fromvthe scene

Some 20 yards from the cab.

 

Mark did Not have the gun on hes possession when he was shot?

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The Evidence shows that Mark was not carrying the gun

He was not holding a gun.

And the witnesses have stood in court and said that No gun was seen in marks persession.

The jury voted 8 to 2

Because the officer (thought) he was in danger.

A handgun was found some 20 yards away.

This is a complete stitch up by the police..

Yet he was involved with collecting, transporting, using, possesing a gun which is the reason he was under close surveillance right? That's my understanding.

 

Did the police KNOW he wasn't in immediate possesion of that firearm? They responded to a percieved threat with a split second decision. I wouldn't like to second guess them. Unfortunate outcome but could have all been avoided by keeping his hands and life clean of all that shit.

There was No evidence.

Read the evidence.

 

The police evidence was (reason to believe)

So not one person see a firearm on mark .

 

There was a handgun retrived fromvthe scene

Some 20 yards from the cab.

 

Mark did Not have the gun on hes possession when he was shot?

 

 

I understand that, but I'm asking did the police KNOW that? They KNEW he was involved with a firearm right? That's the reason he was under surveillence? Correct me if I'm wrong with any of this.

 

So they had to assume he was in possession, for public safety and the safety of their officers. They made a split second decision, it was the wrong one but in the absence of anything proving he wasn't in possession they had to assume he was.

 

They really don't f**k around with firearm threats.

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The Evidence shows that Mark was not carrying the gun

He was not holding a gun.

And the witnesses have stood in court and said that No gun was seen in marks persession.

The jury voted 8 to 2

Because the officer (thought) he was in danger.

A handgun was found some 20 yards away.

This is a complete stitch up by the police..

Yet he was involved with collecting, transporting, using, possesing a gun which is the reason he was under close surveillance right? That's my understanding.

 

Did the police KNOW he wasn't in immediate possesion of that firearm? They responded to a percieved threat with a split second decision. I wouldn't like to second guess them. Unfortunate outcome but could have all been avoided by keeping his hands and life clean of all that shit.

There was No evidence.

Read the evidence.

 

The police evidence was (reason to believe)

So not one person see a firearm on mark .

 

There was a handgun retrived fromvthe scene

Some 20 yards from the cab.

 

Mark did Not have the gun on hes possession when he was shot?

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the bloke he picked the gun up from has admitted giving it to him and is serving a sentence for doing that, the police knew why wanted the gun and thats why they were following him, the jury's verdict on lawful killing was because of the evidence available and the law as it stands, the verdict that he did not have a gun when shot was also reached on the evidence presented, there two separate matters that can not be put togeather to make it into something it isn't,

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The Evidence shows that Mark was not carrying the gun

He was not holding a gun.

And the witnesses have stood in court and said that No gun was seen in marks persession.

The jury voted 8 to 2

Because the officer (thought) he was in danger.

A handgun was found some 20 yards away.

This is a complete stitch up by the police..

 

Yet he was involved with collecting, transporting, using, possesing a gun which is the reason he was under close surveillance right? That's my understanding.

 

Did the police KNOW he wasn't in immediate possesion of that firearm? They responded to a percieved threat with a split second decision. I wouldn't like to second guess them. Unfortunate outcome but could have all been avoided by keeping his hands and life clean of all that shit.

There was No evidence.

Read the evidence.

The police evidence was (reason to believe)

So not one person see a firearm on mark .

There was a handgun retrived fromvthe scene

Some 20 yards from the cab.

Mark did Not have the gun on hes possession when he was shot?

I understand that, but I'm asking did the police KNOW that? They KNEW he was involved with a firearm right? That's the reason he was under surveillence? Correct me if I'm wrong with any of this.

 

So they had to assume he was in possession, for public safety and the safety of their officers. They made a split second decision, it was the wrong one but in the absence of anything proving he wasn't in possession they had to assume he was.

 

They really don't f**k around with firearm threats.

 

The police only had reason to believe.

Thats the only police evidence

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I remember years ago the police shot a man that had a old chair leg in a plastic carrier bag. He had no involvement in organised crime , they just received a call saying a man carrying what looked like a gun in a bag .even that Brazilian lad that got shot on Stockwel tube. If you look how many times the police have shot innocent people and got away is unreal !

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I remember years ago the police shot a man that had a old chair leg in a plastic carrier bag. He had no involvement in organised crime , they just received a call saying a man carrying what looked like a gun in a bag .even that Brazilian lad that got shot on Stockwel tube. If you look how many times the police have shot innocent people and got away is unreal !

faced with the uncertainty of gun or no gun and only a split second to make a decision that could at best effect the rest of your life and at worse put you in the ground is something not many people would volunteer to do, but thank goodness some do or the alternative would be to arm everybody,

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