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Think this could be compelling viewing.
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Sorry..9pm not 10.
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its 10pm if you watch t on c4 plus 1
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whens it on the 4od thing , no tv here
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Really interesting so far...
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Knife found.
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Suspect ...gonna get taken in soon...after DNA found on glove..
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A gun
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Gun Running ?
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Now on ch 4 +1
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Gone solid gone.............
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Just saw this programme, heart rending story,
shame the police can't round up all those blacks walking about with their limp, all those blacks and wannabe blacks (ie chavs)with hoods and all those on bikes. search them all, and their houses,.. they WILL find something illegal..Lock them away at different nicks all over the country.. and the area will be safe again.... But then we have to pander to the parasite, liberal do-gooders, and we mustn't upset them. |
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Some of the decisions made by the Wannabe Gangsters/Rappers of the types we saw in Part 1 last night are staggering. For example, they routinely advertise and boast about their criminality on social media such as YouTube.
Fortunately, such generosity helps the police do their jobs a little more successfully, as seen in this (by no means solitary) example below. . http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-15777819 |
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Why didn't they take advantage of the good FREE EDUCATION they were offered, whilst at school ?.
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Tonights episode..
As the documentary following the investigation into Nicholas Robinson's murder continues, Avon and Somerset Police have a prime suspect, 19-year-old Luchiano Barnes, who grew up in St Paul's, Bristol. Unfortunately the police are 48 hours behind, and he has fled the UK on a flight to New York. The Bristol detectives must start looking closer to home to see if they can gather evidence and find a motive before he hopefully returns. |
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Surprised this one slipped past the liberal do gooders ......
No doubt deprivation , lack of opportunities , institution endemic racism to blame for leading these men down the wrong track. |
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Oh yes, and don't forget , the old chestnut "he's father left home when he was young, so he had no role model".
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I'd like to know the percentage of black fathers who are still living at home with the family and being good role models, in the inner cities..?
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Watched this last night as quite enjoy these programmes .agree with some comments .these idiots just aren't very bright and have no right to blame no role model or racism for being little wannabe hoodlums .bring back the chain gangs hanging etc
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And agree dam the homies do like to sow there seed and move on
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2nd son the family have seen murdered very sad imo
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Suspects family involved
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I'm Amazed the murderers father is still around.
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3rd and final part tonight
The Murder Detectives Part three of the crime documentary shot as a drama. The custody clock ticks as detectives question Luchiano Barnes about the killing of Nicholas Robinson, however police are yet to find anything concrete to link him to the crime scene. As forensic scientists sample Luchiano's DNA, the victim's family anxiously prepare for a murder trial. Plus, the full impact of knife crime in the UK is revealed |
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Would have struggled to get a murder conviction without admissions from defendant imo.
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We started to watch the first episode, realized we were listening to the poor lad on the phone himself and had to turn it off.
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