call me a taxi    20 Aug 14 13:24 
This has got to be the best one yet by the BBC
Christopher Adeji 
from Ramsgate, did a runner from Canterbury Crown Court, Kent, just before he was due to appear on an attempted rape charge.
Members of the public who see Adjei are not advised to approach him, but to contact Kent Police.
Okay then, sounds like a dangerous facker.

Tell us what he looks like? 
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The BBC 'forgot' to include this:
'Adjei is described as a stocky black man, with dark hair.'
You couldn't make it up

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BBC NEWS HAS BEEN UPDATED THIS MORNING

He is now believed to be in the Thanet area of Kent.

Have the BBC described him, so that the good people of Thanet can avoid him, as he's considered dangerous.

Have they fack

naydam
CMAT. Have you ever considered that this lack of description might be to prevent some excitable people from forming vigilante mobs. You never seem to form a calm, balanced view of the situation.

There WAS a description. I got it from a different site, not the BBC, they didn't publish it. Which is the whole point of the posts about the BBC. 

Members of the public who see Adjei are not advised to approach him, but to contact Kent Police.

That line ^^^ was from the first BBC television news page report.

I didn't make it up. Kent Police said 'not to approach him.'

Now, in your infinite wisdom of the luvvie world, try and work out why the police don't want you to approach him.

Could it be because:

a) He'll tell you an unfunny joke?
b) He likes to kiss men?
c) He's got terrible body odour?
d) He's considered dangerous?
or
e)  Who gives a fack? If the police say stay away from him, I will.

Believe me, the reason is not a) b) or c) I'd make d) an odds on shot.

So why not describe him?

And the 2nd report is repeated here, as in my previous post.

BBC NEWS HAS BEEN UPDATED THIS MORNING

He is now believed to be in the Thanet area of Kent.

Have the BBC described him, so that the good people of Thanet can avoid him, as he's considered dangerous.

Have they fack

If you want to avoid him, as the Police suggest you should, or report his whereabouts if you see him, like a good citizen, wouldn't it be handy to have a description of him? 

Or do you consider that racist, simply because he's black?

The police probably suggested that he should not be approached because THEY want to deal with the matter. There is far too much chance of mistaken identity by the general public with a very loose, and often contradictory, description.
You know, like "We don't want none o' them 'pedotricians' living round 'ere".

The police know his name. They have probably got pictures of him. They know where he lives. They can soon learn his associates (they probably know them already) and areas here he is likely to frequent.
The police don't want you and other strangers to help. The original message would probably be directed toward the people who already know him.

My 'pedo' reference was in respect of a vigilante gang who attacked (I think) a member of hospital staff thinking they were some sort of sex pervert because somebody heard they were a 'pedo'.
This, of course, would not be unusual...as the person was a paediatrician!

And that, of course, is what happens when ill-informed people decide to 'help' the police.

When they want your help they will show you his photograph and announce their request on television. Maybe even the BBC! 

Mr Farage is going to run for MP in Thanet.

The absconder from Canterbury Crown Court, who is considered dangerous, is apparently in the Thanet area.

I don't think he will like Mr Farage.

£250 a day (on expenses, naturally) for a bodyguard.

Cheap imo.

is the absconder Douglass Luglass Carswell