MrSpaM Posted 10 January 2014 Posted 10 January 2014 Because he was dead within seconds? http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/law/article3970020.ece And the police officer felt the need to shoot him in the chest, which is usually a fatal shot, after already shooting him once for what reason exactly? Also this part "The first bullet to strike Mark Duggan nicked his rib before burying itself in the police radio of a firearms officer who might otherwise have died" What the hell was that officer thinking shooting somebody when he had every chance of killing one of his colleagues? Honestly looks like this guy was getting killed regardless of what he actually did before or during the incident.
Webbo Posted 10 January 2014 Posted 10 January 2014 And the police officer felt the need to shoot him in the chest, which is usually a fatal shot, after already shooting him once for what reason exactly? Also this part "The first bullet to strike Mark Duggan nicked his rib before burying itself in the police radio of a firearms officer who might otherwise have died" What the hell was that officer thinking shooting somebody when he had every chance of killing one of his colleagues? Honestly looks like this guy was getting killed regardless of what he actually did before or during the incident. Why? Why him and not the hundreds of other of thugs and gangsters? According to his supporters he wasn't even that important.
Zingari Posted 10 January 2014 Posted 10 January 2014 And the police officer felt the need to shoot him in the chest, which is usually a fatal shot, after already shooting him once for what reason exactly? Also this part "The first bullet to strike Mark Duggan nicked his rib before burying itself in the police radio of a firearms officer who might otherwise have died" What the hell was that officer thinking shooting somebody when he had every chance of killing one of his colleagues? Honestly looks like this guy was getting killed regardless of what he actually did before or during the incident. It does look a bit that way to me too . I wouldn't be surprised if stuff about his past starts leaking out piecemeal that indicates he'd upset the wrong person in some way .
Guest MattP Posted 10 January 2014 Posted 10 January 2014 And the police officer felt the need to shoot him in the chest, which is usually a fatal shot, after already shooting him once for what reason exactly? Also this part "The first bullet to strike Mark Duggan nicked his rib before burying itself in the police radio of a firearms officer who might otherwise have died" What the hell was that officer thinking shooting somebody when he had every chance of killing one of his colleagues? Honestly looks like this guy was getting killed regardless of what he actually did before or during the incident. Marksman don't generally account for the one in a million chance of a bullet deflecting into a colleague off a rib, curb or lamp post. They also shoot to kill. If you believe someone is going to shoot you you dont shoot to disarm.
Parafox Posted 13 January 2014 Posted 13 January 2014 And the police officer felt the need to shoot him in the chest, which is usually a fatal shot, after already shooting him once for what reason exactly? Also this part "The first bullet to strike Mark Duggan nicked his rib before burying itself in the police radio of a firearms officer who might otherwise have died" What the hell was that officer thinking shooting somebody when he had every chance of killing one of his colleagues? Honestly looks like this guy was getting killed regardless of what he actually did before or during the incident. Are you saying the Met have a shoot to kill policy? Could be... http://www.theguardian.com/uk/azelle-rodney http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&frm=1&source=web&cd=4&cad=rja&ved=0CEkQFjAD&url=http%3A%2F%2Fnews.bbc.co.uk%2F2%2Fhi%2Fuk_news%2F4713199.stm&ei=8O_TUqf5JYOUhQecn4CoDQ&usg=AFQjCNFrf3UUK3gdfOBEJx2QOPDYiGC1TA
Webbo Posted 13 January 2014 Posted 13 January 2014 Are you saying the Met have a shoot to kill policy? Could be... http://www.theguardian.com/uk/azelle-rodney http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&frm=1&source=web&cd=4&cad=rja&ved=0CEkQFjAD&url=http%3A%2F%2Fnews.bbc.co.uk%2F2%2Fhi%2Fuk_news%2F4713199.stm&ei=8O_TUqf5JYOUhQecn4CoDQ&usg=AFQjCNFrf3UUK3gdfOBEJx2QOPDYiGC1TA I'm sure I heard a senior policewoman on the radio once say that when they shoot they shoot to kill not disable because a disabled person with a gun could still be dangerous.
turkish14 Posted 21 January 2014 Posted 21 January 2014 I'm fed up of all this 'race' bollox, The police shot this duggan lad because he was a non law abiding scum bag and wannabe gangster who needed bringing down,but obviously if he was white he wouldn't have been shot?? We are constantly treading on egg shells as to what we say on subjects like this through fear of being branded racists? The facts are the majority of gun and knife crime amongst gangs are committed by black folk, Then because police stop and search it's racial discrimination,it's like white folk are indebted to black people,no doubt they'll be more riots nationwide in respect of the duggan looser! The police wanting to meet local folk to ease tention is bollox,the fact he got shot dead should act as a warning to others what will happen if they wanna act like a bad boy!wish our police had more authoritie to rid the streets of more of these scumbags. You say the police shot him because he was a non law abiding scum bag. What are your thoughts on football thugs, and how the police deal with them?
Raj Posted 21 January 2014 Posted 21 January 2014 Most footy fans Dont "go equipped"on the way to commiting a crime!!!
Rincewind Posted 21 January 2014 Posted 21 January 2014 You say the police shot him because he was a non law abiding scum bag. What are your thoughts on football thugs, and how the police deal with them? Did they know that before they shot him> football thugs have it written on their dicks so it can be seen what they are across their forehead.
turkish14 Posted 21 January 2014 Posted 21 January 2014 Most footy fans Dont "go equipped"on the way to commiting a crime!!! Knifes and high on drugs are forms of being equipped to me
Raj Posted 21 January 2014 Posted 21 January 2014 Knifes and high on drugs are forms of being equipped to menow your just being silly...the average football thug is all hot air and alchohol ...not cocaine and a machete!!"!
turkish14 Posted 21 January 2014 Posted 21 January 2014 now your just being silly...the average football thug is all hot air and alchohol ...not cocaine and a machete!!"! :-)
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