I think you had this same stance on the Chris Kaba case too. You seem to default to the side of the offender - and question actions of police.
I am not promoting that the police operate in a lawless way, but we can’t have situations where people are blindingly obviously breaking the law in violent ways and we stand there and don’t deal with it in a forceful way.
There is an uprising of violence, knife crime and gun crime particularly in London, and if offenders know they won’t get the either the book thrown at them or the police don’t meet it with force then our country is going to the dogs.