Westminster Incident

My thoughts go out to those killed and injured and my ex colleagues in the Police service and the other emergency services caught up in events in Westminster today.

Lets hope this incident is brought to a speedy conclusion without any further loss

 

RIP Keith Palmer and all the other poor souls who perished yesterday.........but not the pond life perpetrator, he's gone straight to hell.

 

RIP to the innocent lives lost, thoughts & best wishes to those injured, our thanks to the bravery and dedication of the emergency services what can you say about the selfless act of courage shown by Keith Palmer who paid the ultimate price

 

Evil mindless bastards........... my heart goes out to those bereaved family's


sorry for language

 

Seeing the Medical teams running towards the incident without any knowledge of what lay ahead was certainly one of the most powerful images of this tragic event, and the MP who gave aid to PC Palmer
Naturally thoughts go out to the relatives and families of the 3 victims of this insane individual.

 

Here you go, IPCC investigation has now begun https://www.policeoracle.com/news/t...66.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

I sympathise with the poor bugger who pulled the trigger being investigated by this lot

PS. You may not be able to open the link as you need to register, but it I hope gives you a source and an idea of what the poor sods on the front line have to put up with.

 

I think Andrew Neil sums it up
RIP P.C Palmer

 

I agree. I saw that monologue live last night and just sat there nodding my head in agreement agreeing and thinking that it made a change for a presenter to actually say what most of us were thinking.

 

Ffs what is there to investigate?

 

Thanks I hadn't seen that fair play for sayin that and on BBC

 

Its called standard procedure

 

Yeah I know TC it was a tounge in cheek comment......but really how many people in Britain could you find that believe the police officers actions were unjustified.

 

why didn't the officers guarding parliament all have tazzers then the officer may have survived

 

I gathered that was the case. It was my mistake for not putting a smiley at the end of my comment. Sorry.

There will be those who will believe that the Police were wrong to shoot the b@stard or that they over stepped their authority or that their use of force was unreasonable and therefore unjustified.

I am advised that these thoughts are a right and all related to democracy and freedom of speech, or at least that is what I have been told

 

Going back to the original subject. One bit of good news is that whilst the IPCC are investigating the circumstances, no Police officer is currently under investigation, although I suspect that this may change when they start looking at who left the gates open and access to Parliament was unprotected for a while as everyone went to investigate what was going on

https://www.ipcc.gov.uk/news/statement-following-westminster-terrorism-attack