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PC Gareth Phillips suffered potentially life-changing injuries when he was punched to the ground and hit by his car in Moseley, Birmingham, last month.
The traffic officer was attacked stopping Mubashar Hussain, 29, who had stolen a Range Rover Evoque.
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Odd place Birmingham. Biggest city by far after London yet you never hear of it, almost as if it`s invisible to the rest of the country.
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Unless you watch peeky blinders
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A series for fantasists and fatheads.
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The last time I was in Birmingham I went with a mate to Small Heath, I was the only white face anywhere and because I'm clean cut everyone thought I was a rozzer!
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Another Couple of Chaps on their way To Clink , Give it a Year or 2 the Percentage of the Prison Population will be astounding , Its bad enough as it is .
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1 in 6 at the lastest Count AND RISING DAILY .
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Britain is clearly going to need to build a lot of extra prisons to keep pace with their phenomenal rate of crime perpetrated by Culturally Enriching Followers of Peaceful Religions folk, and doubtless the next generation of criminals they are breeding.
Naturally these inconvenient facts about disproportionately high prison numbers still won't stop any lefty 'progressives' parroting the phrase "Diversity Is Our Strength". |
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Cant be far of 20 % now , scandalous figure for 5 % of the population
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Best say Nowt , we will be accused of Summat , The figures speak volumes .
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The problem is all over the UK, not just Birmingham.....................................
THE 2018/19 report of the Chief Inspector of Prisons Scotland, Wendy Sinclair-Gieben, makes for grim reading. The prison population grew over the past year by 709 to 8,122, an equivalent growth of one additional large prison. But there was no new prison to put them in, placing intense pressure on existing prison infrastructure. “The additional number of prisoners and an increasingly complex population places a heavy burden on an already overstretched prison service in Scotland,” Sinclair-Gieben said. |
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SlippyBlue's blog
The last time I was in Birmingham I went with a mate to Small Heath, I was the only white face anywhere and because I'm clean cut everyone thought I was a rozzer! Once the home of the mighty BSA until Joeff and Turner plunged it into serious financial trouble |
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Turning into a third world ghetto at the speed of light
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i was born and bred in small heath left there 40 years ago ..drove through it about a week ago it really is the pits
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Most dangerous place i have been as an away footy supporter.
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@postmannick
That's what happens when you rip the major employer out of the area. The reason Smallheath exists in the first place is because of BSA ever since BSA was stabbed in the back by the DTI in 73 the whole area has lacked a reason to exist, and has been slipping towards the kind of place it is today |
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Had to carry this over from the Other thread Injera , many may have missed it ..
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-49650537 A 42-year-old man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, denies one count of rape and two of trafficking for sexual exploitation Iftikar Ali, 38, of Holly Road, Thornton Lodge: three counts of rape and one of attempted rape Basharat Hussain, 32, of William Street, Crosland Moor, two counts of rape Manzoor Akhtar, 30, of Blackmoorfoot Road: three counts of the same offence and one of trafficking for sexual exploitation Female defendant, Fehreen Rafiq, 39, of Blackmoorfoot Road: two counts of arranging or facilitating the commission of a child sex offence Mohammed Sajjad, 32, of Yews Mount, a single count of the same offence and five of rape, one charge allegedly involved a girl under the age of 13 Umar Zaman, 31, and Banaris Hussain, 36, both of William Street, Crosland Moor: two and one counts of rape respectively Samuel Fikru, 31: two counts of rape, and Mohammed Arif, 32, of New Hey Road, Oakes, faces a single charge of the same offence Looks like another Van Load might be heading Down ... |
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Jess Phillips vibrator stuck on?
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casemoney, these are old offences but there are so many groups waiting for trial on similar charges that they are spacing the trials out over 2 or three years.
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Shuttle services will be put on to Various Nicks ..
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This week it's Huddersfield that plays host to ANOTHER 'Grooming' (i.e. Rape of Sexually-Underaged Girls) Gang trial.
Nine men and a woman facing 27 charges, including 20 of rape. I've lost £20 on it already because I bet that at least one of the defendants would have a surname of either Trueman, Hutton, Illingworth or Close. . https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/huddersfield-grooming-gang-trial-court-case-latest-young-girls-sex-a9100406.html |
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mac- your right there mate my old man worked at the bsa .. i remember growing up there playing footie in the road sommerville road happy days back then
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That will be another couple of Van Loads heading off Al ... Perhaps they have a special coach service that does the Runs ?
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@postman mick what years was your dad at the BSA? 71 most have been one he'll of a year the racing bikes where unstoppable on the race track and B50 still the best scrambler of the day, but production problems due to that clown Jofeh lies about getting the power set out on time meant BSA missed the selling season in the USA
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mac-dad worked there from about 1968 i think ...we moved from small heath to sparkhill the road we moved to ran at the back of the bsa ..and to think i thought sparkhill was posh compared to small heath lol
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I have done a lot of research into BSA and what went wrong most of what people think are the reasons for BSA demise are wrong.
Honda and the CB 750 seems to often get the blame but in reality it had nothing to do with the Japanese at all, but there are a lot of people on the bord of BSA and the British government who were only to happy to let the Japanese take the blame. |