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any chance of these bl00dy Albanians staying in their own country to sell their home grown weed to their own people ?
thank you.
any chance of these bl00dy Albanians staying in their own country to sell their home grown weed to their own people ?
thank you.
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been no real mention of large scale grooming in MIDDLESBROUGH,isolated arrests /rape convictions of Muslim men, in local press but kemi threw it out there in commons today , ironically she picked a day when a local lad got 38 yrs in nick for pretending to same age as the 15 young girls he groomed online threatened to rape,beat up and was stopped by a female member of public from attacking a young girl in the street with a bread knife, maybe she,ll be mentioning that at the dispatch box tomorrow
no lads got 38 yrs just dealing in the facts,turning a blind eye politicaly to the same thing because he doesn't fit the narrative ain't helping anyone, we no what she was doing and they all do it,but she was just inventing towns up narrth with prominent LAB mp,s and trying to embarrass them knowing they,d be voting against her wrecking amendment,
If you are in any way unclear, the scandal is all of the authorities ignoring (and sometimes colluding) with the Pakistani paedo gangs targeting white girls, and gang raping them. This was because of the ethnic characteristics of the offenders, allegedly. Their activities are too graphic to post on here. Over decades.
Obviously there are other paedos, always will be. The scandal is that it was permitted on a grand scale, and the victims were turned away when they tried to report it, by so called professionals.
Obviously there are other paedos, always will be. The scandal is that it was permitted on a grand scale, and the victims were turned away when they tried to report it, by so called professionals.
don't treat me as though I,m stupid cider ,I've read ,seen listen to everything you have .heard it discussed in works cabin for last 25 yrs ,my point is despite taking in every MSM source in that I've not heard a snippet of MIDDLESBROUGH my town been mentioned even when a large Asian gang was prosecuted 40 mile up the Rd in n,castle, yet BAD ENOCH shot it there today at the dispatch box, that's not to say its not happening but I've never heard/read about it before, local Westminster news reporters asked her spokesmen to clarify where it came from and they wont give an answer,she didn't throw out notts and Newark where jenrick was mp and justice minister when notts were holding an inquiry
Tories are almost as bad as Labour. Yes they buried the inquiry for many years and it was already diluted into an apparent investigation into all types of child abuse. Just 10 days was spent on the Pakistani rape/paedo/grooming gangs. Oh, and the unlucky ones who eventually went to jail were allowed to stay in the country to haunt their victims.
The people who covered it up should be on the witness stand, and facing charges. Perhaps you might learn something from listening to Maggie Oliver's testimony.
And btw, myself and other posters are not johnny come latelys to this scandal, I've been raising it for years on here.
The people who covered it up should be on the witness stand, and facing charges. Perhaps you might learn something from listening to Maggie Oliver's testimony.
And btw, myself and other posters are not johnny come latelys to this scandal, I've been raising it for years on here.
and despite been on here for 20 yrs and 5,000 posts less than you,you think I havnt been reading it
I'm treating you as doing what quite a few people do on this topic, play the what's to see here/whataboutery card.
Do you recall the cricket 'scandal' when some northern players were accused of using 'hurty' words to Muslim players decades ago. The politicians hauled people into Westminster within a couple of days to explain themselves. Some innocent people had their lives and careers ruined.
Do you recall the cricket 'scandal' when some northern players were accused of using 'hurty' words to Muslim players decades ago. The politicians hauled people into Westminster within a couple of days to explain themselves. Some innocent people had their lives and careers ruined.
like some innocent Muslims in Barrow you mean ?
I doubt we'll see the same happening to the cps, health workers, social workers, police chiefs, councillors and MPs implicated in this cover up. I doubt we will hear the untrammelled testimony of the alleged victims, like the Muslim cricketers were given a couple of years ago.
Now why might that be ?
Now why might that be ?
Racism in cricket
1. An article in Wisden in August 2020 saw Azeem Rafiq reveal that he had experienced racial discrimination during his time at Yorkshire County Cricket Club:
I’ve been in dressing rooms where things have been said, and, really, I should have stopped it. I had a captain who was openly racist. […] There’s one comment that stands out for me. And I remember it to this day. It was around the time of my debut. There was me, Adil Rashid, Ajmal Shahzad and Rana Naved-ul-Hasan. We’re walking onto the field and one player said: ‘There’s too many of you lot. We need to have a word about that’.1
That was followed by an article by ESPNcricinfo where Azeem Rafiq said that he had considered taking his own life:
“I want the authorities to wake up,” he says. “I want them to stop looking at the issue of race as a PR activity or a marketing activity. I want them to really engage and listen and change. Someone is going to be tipped over the edge if we’re not careful”.2
Yorkshire County Cricket Club announced an inquiry into these allegations.3 That inquiry took almost a year and a statement by the club on 19 September 2021 said:
There were many allegations made against the Club most of which relate to a period more than ten years ago. Many of the allegations were not upheld and for others there was insufficient evidence for the Panel to make a determination. It is right, however, to acknowledge from the outset that several of the allegations made by Azeem were upheld and that sadly, historically, Azeem was the victim of inappropriate behaviour. This is clearly unacceptable. We would like to express our profound apologies for this.4
We called on Yorkshire County Cricket Club to publish the report in full5 but were told that it was not possible due to issues of privacy and potential defamation and, instead, the club published a summary of the report.6
2. We were astonished when, on 28 October, the Club then announced:
The Club has also carried out their own internal investigation following the findings in the Report after which they are able to report that they have come to the conclusion that there is no conduct or action taken by any of its employees, players or Executives that warrants disciplinary action.7
It was inconceivable to us that, despite upholding claims of racial discrimination, the Club offered nothing more than heartfelt apologies. We concluded that there was no option but to invite Azeem Rafiq, Yorkshire County Cricket Club and the England and Wales Cricket Board to speak directly to us on 16 November.8 It was apparent that governance within the sport had failed in some fundamental manner.
3. We invited the Chair, the Chief Executive and the Director of Medical Services of Yorkshire County Cricket Club but, in the two weeks between the invitation and the session, the Chair, Roger Hutton, resigned and the Chief Executive, Martyn Moxon, was signed off for health reasons. While Roger Hutton agreed to attend despite his resignation, Yorkshire County Cricket Club were unable to offer anyone to speak to us. Events were also moving at a rapid pace. The England and Wales Cricket Board suspended Yorkshire’s ability to host international or major matches until it had “clearly demonstrated that it can meet the standards expected of an international venue, ECB member and First Class County”.9 It also instigated a review of the Club’s governance. There were numerous press reports of cricketers describing their experience of racism in cricket,10 apologising for their actions in this regard,11 or denying that they were part of the problem.12 Sponsors were also reported to have withdrawn support from Yorkshire County Cricket Club.13 At Yorkshire, Lord Patel had been appointed as the new Chair and had, in his first few days, settled the employment tribunal with Azeem Rafiq, established a whistleblowing hotline and begun making change at the Club.14
4. At our oral evidence session, we were convinced by Azeem Rafiq’s moving evidence of how he had been subject to racial discrimination and his conviction that this was not simply a personal issue but an endemic problem across the whole of cricket. We had concerns about the lack of coordinated action between Yorkshire County Cricket Club and the England and Wales Cricket Board.
5. The existence of the South Asian Action Plan shows that the game was aware of an issue and our evidence from both Azeem Rafiq and the Quaid E Azam Premier League indicates that anyone involved in cricket should have been aware of the underlying racism throughout the game. The language used in correspondence received by members of our Committee subsequent to the evidence session with Azeem Rafiq, and the manner in which stories were run in the press to discredit Azeem,15 further establish, to us, that eradicating racism from the game will be a long and difficult road. It does not matter if a whistle-blower is of perfect moral character but whether the issue raised is valid. It is evident to us that there is a deep-seated issue of racism in cricket. More pertinent, it is evident to Yorkshire County Cricket Club and the England and Wales Cricket Board that there is an issue of racism in cricket.
6. In the weeks after our evidence session, Yorkshire County Cricket Club announced an independent review of its governance16 and substantial change in its administrative and coaching staff17 and the ECB launched a new plan to address racism in cricket.18 We also had the Sports Minister, Nigel Huddlestone, indicate the Government’s determination to ensure the issue was managed. In a letter to us, he said:
… given the gravity of the allegations and concerns about the pervasiveness of discrimination in cricket more widely, the Government will be monitoring the ECB’s progress and leadership in this matter closely, and is prepared to take action where needed.
[…]
At the Committee hearing I was also asked about the potential for a new independent regulator for cricket. This would require careful consideration, and I believe that sports should be given every opportunity to run their own affairs wherever possible. However, if other actions do not result in meaningful change it remains an option that I will consider as part of a range of wider options around governance and regulation.19
7. We, like the Minister, are watching closely and fully intend to ensure that cricket cleans up its act. We recommend that the Government ensures that any future public funds for cricket are dependent on continuous, demonstrable progress in getting rid of racism in both the dressing rooms and on the stands. We recommend that the England and Wales Cricket Board develop a set of key indicators by which they might measure their progress and then report to us on those indicators every quarter. We will invite Yorkshire County Cricket Club and the ECB to give evidence on their progress early in 2022.
1. An article in Wisden in August 2020 saw Azeem Rafiq reveal that he had experienced racial discrimination during his time at Yorkshire County Cricket Club:
I’ve been in dressing rooms where things have been said, and, really, I should have stopped it. I had a captain who was openly racist. […] There’s one comment that stands out for me. And I remember it to this day. It was around the time of my debut. There was me, Adil Rashid, Ajmal Shahzad and Rana Naved-ul-Hasan. We’re walking onto the field and one player said: ‘There’s too many of you lot. We need to have a word about that’.1
That was followed by an article by ESPNcricinfo where Azeem Rafiq said that he had considered taking his own life:
“I want the authorities to wake up,” he says. “I want them to stop looking at the issue of race as a PR activity or a marketing activity. I want them to really engage and listen and change. Someone is going to be tipped over the edge if we’re not careful”.2
Yorkshire County Cricket Club announced an inquiry into these allegations.3 That inquiry took almost a year and a statement by the club on 19 September 2021 said:
There were many allegations made against the Club most of which relate to a period more than ten years ago. Many of the allegations were not upheld and for others there was insufficient evidence for the Panel to make a determination. It is right, however, to acknowledge from the outset that several of the allegations made by Azeem were upheld and that sadly, historically, Azeem was the victim of inappropriate behaviour. This is clearly unacceptable. We would like to express our profound apologies for this.4
We called on Yorkshire County Cricket Club to publish the report in full5 but were told that it was not possible due to issues of privacy and potential defamation and, instead, the club published a summary of the report.6
2. We were astonished when, on 28 October, the Club then announced:
The Club has also carried out their own internal investigation following the findings in the Report after which they are able to report that they have come to the conclusion that there is no conduct or action taken by any of its employees, players or Executives that warrants disciplinary action.7
It was inconceivable to us that, despite upholding claims of racial discrimination, the Club offered nothing more than heartfelt apologies. We concluded that there was no option but to invite Azeem Rafiq, Yorkshire County Cricket Club and the England and Wales Cricket Board to speak directly to us on 16 November.8 It was apparent that governance within the sport had failed in some fundamental manner.
3. We invited the Chair, the Chief Executive and the Director of Medical Services of Yorkshire County Cricket Club but, in the two weeks between the invitation and the session, the Chair, Roger Hutton, resigned and the Chief Executive, Martyn Moxon, was signed off for health reasons. While Roger Hutton agreed to attend despite his resignation, Yorkshire County Cricket Club were unable to offer anyone to speak to us. Events were also moving at a rapid pace. The England and Wales Cricket Board suspended Yorkshire’s ability to host international or major matches until it had “clearly demonstrated that it can meet the standards expected of an international venue, ECB member and First Class County”.9 It also instigated a review of the Club’s governance. There were numerous press reports of cricketers describing their experience of racism in cricket,10 apologising for their actions in this regard,11 or denying that they were part of the problem.12 Sponsors were also reported to have withdrawn support from Yorkshire County Cricket Club.13 At Yorkshire, Lord Patel had been appointed as the new Chair and had, in his first few days, settled the employment tribunal with Azeem Rafiq, established a whistleblowing hotline and begun making change at the Club.14
4. At our oral evidence session, we were convinced by Azeem Rafiq’s moving evidence of how he had been subject to racial discrimination and his conviction that this was not simply a personal issue but an endemic problem across the whole of cricket. We had concerns about the lack of coordinated action between Yorkshire County Cricket Club and the England and Wales Cricket Board.
5. The existence of the South Asian Action Plan shows that the game was aware of an issue and our evidence from both Azeem Rafiq and the Quaid E Azam Premier League indicates that anyone involved in cricket should have been aware of the underlying racism throughout the game. The language used in correspondence received by members of our Committee subsequent to the evidence session with Azeem Rafiq, and the manner in which stories were run in the press to discredit Azeem,15 further establish, to us, that eradicating racism from the game will be a long and difficult road. It does not matter if a whistle-blower is of perfect moral character but whether the issue raised is valid. It is evident to us that there is a deep-seated issue of racism in cricket. More pertinent, it is evident to Yorkshire County Cricket Club and the England and Wales Cricket Board that there is an issue of racism in cricket.
6. In the weeks after our evidence session, Yorkshire County Cricket Club announced an independent review of its governance16 and substantial change in its administrative and coaching staff17 and the ECB launched a new plan to address racism in cricket.18 We also had the Sports Minister, Nigel Huddlestone, indicate the Government’s determination to ensure the issue was managed. In a letter to us, he said:
… given the gravity of the allegations and concerns about the pervasiveness of discrimination in cricket more widely, the Government will be monitoring the ECB’s progress and leadership in this matter closely, and is prepared to take action where needed.
[…]
At the Committee hearing I was also asked about the potential for a new independent regulator for cricket. This would require careful consideration, and I believe that sports should be given every opportunity to run their own affairs wherever possible. However, if other actions do not result in meaningful change it remains an option that I will consider as part of a range of wider options around governance and regulation.19
7. We, like the Minister, are watching closely and fully intend to ensure that cricket cleans up its act. We recommend that the Government ensures that any future public funds for cricket are dependent on continuous, demonstrable progress in getting rid of racism in both the dressing rooms and on the stands. We recommend that the England and Wales Cricket Board develop a set of key indicators by which they might measure their progress and then report to us on those indicators every quarter. We will invite Yorkshire County Cricket Club and the ECB to give evidence on their progress early in 2022.
your talking to someone who lives in a town where the opposite happened kids were taking off them,parents,fathers called abusers ,biggest scandal in BORO for yrs, but everyone cheered those responsible for taking action,when most /if not all of it was wrong
Personally I don't care what the blob calls it. An inquiry, a commission, investigation, committee report, who cares. As above, they can do it at speed when the feel like it. However, what we have to see is all of the professionals involved that I outlined answer for their choices. We should get to hear what the victims have to say about their experiences.
That's if the survivors/victims want to disclose their accounts to the rest of the world. The 'professionals' don't get a choice.
new series coming soon...
Go Back To Where You Came From...
looks interesting.
Go Back To Where You Came From...
looks interesting.
Plod feeling sad for a drug pusher, addicted to tina, being on the sick from the nhs for a year. lol.
the bloke put her straight tbh Cider...
silly stuff from the lassie cop there imv.
silly stuff from the lassie cop there imv.
Shes in the wrong job falling for the sob stories. Ok then mate we will let you off if you say they are not yours.I must admit they make you smile with the load of bow locks they try and wriggle off the hook with.
Some individuals are easily managed and taken advantage of by others especially in very stressful situations eg ill-health; jobless; bereavement; etc. I can sympathise with the lady copper. The vulnerable "bloke" was not an evil or bad bloke, just the circumstances then eg family and financials managed him to make the wrong decision or choice.
Nevertheless, it was no excuse. It was correct to charge him with drug running.
Nevertheless, it was no excuse. It was correct to charge him with drug running.
Fella 10 Years seemed a bit harsh to me , 5 years I doubt he would be getting involved Again
Gay nhs Man off on full pay , Dealing Coke and Meth
No wonder no **** can get an appointment
Gay nhs Man off on full pay , Dealing Coke and Meth
No wonder no **** can get an appointment
Did family bloke get 10 years? (I fell asleep before the end). If so, I think this is excessive too given his role.
Yep, 9 of them for being a complete idiot. Getting filmed with identifiable tats, grinding a huge drugs concealment in a public car park. Then taking the haul back to his home, and photographing it in an identifiable place. To cap it off, he never saw a penny for his troubles 
He'll be out in 4 of course, but in the context of other sentences, it seemed toppy as there's no evidence it was persistent behaviour. Unlike the NHS drug pusher.
He'll be out in 4 of course, but in the context of other sentences, it seemed toppy as there's no evidence it was persistent behaviour. Unlike the NHS drug pusher.
What did the Albanians get for weeding and supplying? Some even breaking out and escaping from a prison.
The legalisation of all narcotics will eradicate 95% of these crimes, freeing up £££Millions spent on a never ending cycle whilst generatimg billions in tax & leaving the Rozzers time to concentrate on other crime.
the other crime and money will be spent cleaning up after the 10,s of 1000,s new junkies created by making it legal
can i have a pint of milk...a loaf of bread...a bag of sugar...and 2g of TINA please ?
Jan 14, 2025 -- 3:42PM, 1st time poster wrote:
the other crime and money will be spent cleaning up after the 10,s of 1000,s new junkies created by making it legal
Why would legalisation increase demand?
Jan 14, 2025 -- 3:43PM, HappyHibby wrote:
can i have a pint of milk...a loaf of bread...a bag of sugar...and 2g of TINA please ?
Do you buy alcohol every time you go into a shop?
i don't but some folk do...
and they end up sleeping in the gutter every night.
and they end up sleeping in the gutter every night.
This is a genuine question. Who is more of a burden to the state long term, fatties or drug addicts?
Not many obese people commit crime to support a habit or murder the opposition.
The fatties over-indulging on junk and convenient food will cost UK Plc a huge fortune in the future, and possibly be the demise of our NHS. I think it's only a matter of time - possibly 10 years - there will be at least a 2-tier NHS, and probably a National Insurance (NI) contribution is compulsory prior to accessing/using the service. Also, the NI contribution could be based on one's health and way of life.
The NHS cannot be funded the way it is. It's a bottomless pit, used and abused by a few who pay scant regards to their way of life, and choices.
The NHS cannot be funded the way it is. It's a bottomless pit, used and abused by a few who pay scant regards to their way of life, and choices.
The NHS is obviously a deeply flawed model anyway.
Do you think the fat people you reference should get enough money from the taxpayer to live solely on the State ?
Do you think the fat people you reference should get enough money from the taxpayer to live solely on the State ?
It's all linked, as the wets think we should allow entire families to be supported on the working taxpayer, giving them nothing to do apart from scroll on their iPhones and order deliveroo. Especially if they say they are depressed, anxious and need help to open their zipper.
Was ok until the borders opened to all the ill and diseased.
we have a few fatties on here that like to moan about everything and anything, maybe it's their way of making themselves feel better and the betfair forum is the new nhs service for fat depression?
Pretty hard to get in and out of an Elise if you're fat. Garage queen ?
In all seriousness, I'm not personally depressed (or fat!). But it's certainly depressing what the establishment have done to this country over the last 25 years. It's only going to get worse whilst these current batch of freaks are in political leadership.
elise was a cat cider and i can definitely say i never got in or out
Ha, I have experience of getting in and out of one (the sports care version). Not for the rotund !
I see fatties twaddled in the streets, and I ask myself how did you let yourself get that way? They were munching fast food or snacks out of a packet soon after leaving the supermarket; the fatties were stuffing their shopping trolleys with convenient and processed foods. And, these are the people the state welfare is supporting, financing and looking after in the NHS.
A ridiculously and costly scenario for the state and most Joe public.
A ridiculously and costly scenario for the state and most Joe public.
as opposed to those 7 stone wet through drinking in the pond in spoons in-between nipping out for a ciggie,I,d bet NHS spend more on treating those with diseases from drink,smoking and taking drugs than they do so called FATTIES
known to many good lads/workmates dying under age 65 alone in a bed sit through drink ,just going to bed one night and not getting up,one on boxing day
Fat pills will bust the NHS when a roll of wire would suffice.
As I touched on above, it's all linked. People are no longer held responsible or accountable for their own choices. In many cases, incentivised to make the poor choices. Don't feed your children, well no worries we'll get the people who do work to foot the bill. More money for weed and takeaway, yay 
Fat pills? I'd not offer them the costly luxury. I'd staple or super glue their mouth. Or send them to a country in Africa where famine is a regular occurrence. No one unless biologically induced CAN get fat if excess, convenient and junk food does not go into their body.
Take some responsibility and also show some respect for others, and the NHS workers. Maybe the NHS is the place to start (!).
Take some responsibility and also show some respect for others, and the NHS workers. Maybe the NHS is the place to start (!).
will watch that on Plus 1 at 10 hibby looks interesting
And this on 5 plus 1 at 11 ,Who Killed Lin & Megan Russell? The wrong man is in Jail for the crime imo
And this on 5 plus 1 at 11 ,Who Killed Lin & Megan Russell? The wrong man is in Jail for the crime imo
Not sure what happened there Hibby, 5 men got life for killing a man they thought was a rapist despite still no evidence of such a crime.?
Vigilantes gone mad or a rape crime being covered up.?
Vigilantes gone mad or a rape crime being covered up.?
Was good Happy , tragic for the Fella if he had done nothing
Just watched the Lynn and Meg russell case again I had seen it before
Stone did not commit those Murders , Incredible he is still in Prison , Blokes was a Nutter , but he has nowt to do with those murders
Dont know how any Jury could have found him guilty
Just watched the Lynn and Meg russell case again I had seen it before
Stone did not commit those Murders , Incredible he is still in Prison , Blokes was a Nutter , but he has nowt to do with those murders
Dont know how any Jury could have found him guilty
no evidence the bloke did it GC...
clearly the blokes thought he did (or someone told them he did)...
certainly regretting it now i'd imagine...
sounded like a pretty brutal job done on the bloke that's for sure.
clearly the blokes thought he did (or someone told them he did)...
certainly regretting it now i'd imagine...
sounded like a pretty brutal job done on the bloke that's for sure.
there's that many of these things going on i've lost track with that one tbh nanny.
Just been watching the "Norfolk Narco" episode, from less than 20 miles from the nick. You think the gay boy is unlucky etc, not a chance. Orchestrated and controlled and has been since I first arrested members of the Miller dynasty back in 1989/90.
Just got the hump that Hibby et al drag the sh!t onto here and gob off with no clue of reality because they have to get attention.
I arrested several of the Millers way back and then arrested a scum bag called Karl Benjafield for cutting a young girls face from her ear to her chin with a broken beer glass in a pub called the Colonel H in Yarmouth.
You can all knock the Police and maybe right at times but how would you rate your chances of shutting down and curing / stopping the trade given the rewards and threats if you were a vulnerable individual?
Impossible and CO, the FAT detractors trying to make an issue about cost to the NHS deflecting from Narcotics, I would happily deliver them a hot shot to end their rant!!! HTH
Just got the hump that Hibby et al drag the sh!t onto here and gob off with no clue of reality because they have to get attention.
I arrested several of the Millers way back and then arrested a scum bag called Karl Benjafield for cutting a young girls face from her ear to her chin with a broken beer glass in a pub called the Colonel H in Yarmouth.
You can all knock the Police and maybe right at times but how would you rate your chances of shutting down and curing / stopping the trade given the rewards and threats if you were a vulnerable individual?
Impossible and CO, the FAT detractors trying to make an issue about cost to the NHS deflecting from Narcotics, I would happily deliver them a hot shot to end their rant!!! HTH
think i'll watch this tonight...
True Crime Presents Murder: The Tattoo Clue
When a woman's body is found at a pumping station in Hull, senior investigating officer Paul Davison and his team are tasked with identifying her and how she was murdered
In July 1998 a woman’s arm was discovered in a Hull pumping station drain. She had “chaos” tattooed on her wrist, so it wasn’t hard to identify her as sex worker Natalie Clubb because she’d been arrested before. Then her decomposed, mutilated severed head was discovered: “It was the worst thing I’ve ever seen,” says Paul Davison, the investigating officer who was working on his first major case. This documentary, first shown on ITVX, takes us through every step of the gruesome investigation, which some feared might be a search for a serial killer.
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9pm STV + ITV1.
True Crime Presents Murder: The Tattoo Clue
When a woman's body is found at a pumping station in Hull, senior investigating officer Paul Davison and his team are tasked with identifying her and how she was murdered
In July 1998 a woman’s arm was discovered in a Hull pumping station drain. She had “chaos” tattooed on her wrist, so it wasn’t hard to identify her as sex worker Natalie Clubb because she’d been arrested before. Then her decomposed, mutilated severed head was discovered: “It was the worst thing I’ve ever seen,” says Paul Davison, the investigating officer who was working on his first major case. This documentary, first shown on ITVX, takes us through every step of the gruesome investigation, which some feared might be a search for a serial killer.
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9pm STV + ITV1.
The Unusual Suspects
How the new routes behind large scale cannabis importation are leading police to some very different suspects, far from the gangs who traditionally ran the drugs trade. Detectives in Luton CID take on a case after UK Border Force intercept multiple packages of cannabis addressed to properties across Bedfordshire, whole DC Adam Geary is handed what will become the biggest investigation of his career
How the new routes behind large scale cannabis importation are leading police to some very different suspects, far from the gangs who traditionally ran the drugs trade. Detectives in Luton CID take on a case after UK Border Force intercept multiple packages of cannabis addressed to properties across Bedfordshire, whole DC Adam Geary is handed what will become the biggest investigation of his career
How many hours of police time were wasted on this case?
Any commendations and early retirements off the back of it?
I watched this yesterday. The Middle Eastern doctor was an arrogant predator and a complete twit. He thought just because his sexuality (gay) was abhorred and criminally-classed in his native country, and being a medic he'd secure consented male adults from 'Grinder' on the Internet to satisfy his sexual addiction.
He got away initially with his 1st reported victim. Then more came out citing the same m o and despicable domineering behaviour towards his victims - the CPS had to eventually prosecute. He was sent down for 10 years plus another 5 on the sex register post his sentence.
I applaud the coppers who invested the case. The victims descriptions were graphic and emotionally draining.
He got away initially with his 1st reported victim. Then more came out citing the same m o and despicable domineering behaviour towards his victims - the CPS had to eventually prosecute. He was sent down for 10 years plus another 5 on the sex register post his sentence.
I applaud the coppers who invested the case. The victims descriptions were graphic and emotionally draining.
Hope this rapist gets an extremely long sentence, no young woman is safe around him, serial rapist. Great program every case.
You'd love to say you cannot believe that the court initially granted him bail. They only have him on film (his own footage) apparently raping multiple comatose women. But somehow, you can believe it
the magistrate who initially gave him bail should be struck off imv...
a complete and utter fkwit.
a complete and utter fkwit.
Dare I say programmes like this highlight the many instances of good police work that goes on up and down the country. Regardless of the race, religion or nationality of those carrying the crimes out.
Not enough people actually take a step back and think of the world we live in and just how difficult it must be to try and police.
Too many people in this country try to push their own agendas while the emergency services generally deal with the fallout. The vast majority do a tremendous job in trying and harrowing circumstances.
Not enough credit is given to them, that is for sure.
Not enough people actually take a step back and think of the world we live in and just how difficult it must be to try and police.
Too many people in this country try to push their own agendas while the emergency services generally deal with the fallout. The vast majority do a tremendous job in trying and harrowing circumstances.
Not enough credit is given to them, that is for sure.
What sets this production apart for me is that it doesn't really have a obvious political agenda. Apart from exposing life's vermin. And to cap it off, it's on channel 4 
In this case the police had already determined guilt.
It was the now standard inadequate sentence, the freak will be out soon. Also tough to see how all of the people in the WA group escaped sanction.
What I would note is the volume of resources that the police threw at this case. It appears that they like the easy stuff and not the tough stuff. I don't mean viewing and watching all of these videos and clips is easy, but it's all done from their desks or driving around to the homes of harmless women. It would be nice to see then attack a robbery investigation with such gusto.
In this case the police had already determined guilt.
It was the now standard inadequate sentence, the freak will be out soon. Also tough to see how all of the people in the WA group escaped sanction.
What I would note is the volume of resources that the police threw at this case. It appears that they like the easy stuff and not the tough stuff. I don't mean viewing and watching all of these videos and clips is easy, but it's all done from their desks or driving around to the homes of harmless women. It would be nice to see then attack a robbery investigation with such gusto.
I watched it last night. However, I managed to miss the last bit eg the court verdict, and length of probable custodial sentence.
the cps allowed him to plead guilty to one rape. so he got '10 ys 7 months'
so actually about 4 years
so actually about 4 years
And probably public popping of corks when he was released.
Why did the CPS do that? There were so many victims in the background (over 4200 images on his mobile, I think) that were subject to the same wicked and deplorable treatment. He was prolific, and arrogant until his world caved-in. Then, he looked guilty and acted guilty.
10 yrs and 7 months is incredibly lenient. No doubt he'll be on the sex register for a very long time. Hopefully, other victims could come forward prior to his release.
10 yrs and 7 months is incredibly lenient. No doubt he'll be on the sex register for a very long time. Hopefully, other victims could come forward prior to his release.
Easy option. For them. One of the victims said she wanted to be able to give evidence. Arguably it saves witnesses/victims from being grilled, but it's a cop out.
I shall pray his choccy whizzway gets anhialated within an inch of its life...with the odd sharpie thrown in
The vermin should have got the same sentence as that black cab driver whose name slipped my mind just now. I hope justice for the others could be restored somehow in the future.
john warboys was it the taxi driver ?
wasnt carrie symonds a victim/involved ?
wasnt carrie symonds a victim/involved ?
Yep, that's him. Who's Carrie Symonds? I'm too lazy to google. Bojo's missus?
Cider 08 Jul 25 17:39
Easy option. For them. One of the victims said she wanted to be able to give evidence. Arguably it saves witnesses/victims from being grilled, but it's a cop out.
I'm guessing that despite all of that footage they they had it's still his word against theirs,
They are not unconscious your honour, they are pretending, it's sex game, prove they are unconscious, they knew they were being filmed your honour, they say they didn't...prove it.
If I raped them then why did I send footage of the "attack" to one of my alleged victims that she could hang me with?
The biggest piece of evidence against him for me is the w'nking naked in a public place as I don't see how it is possible to wrigge out of that one.
I think he should rot in jail for the rest of his life by the way.
Easy option. For them. One of the victims said she wanted to be able to give evidence. Arguably it saves witnesses/victims from being grilled, but it's a cop out.
I'm guessing that despite all of that footage they they had it's still his word against theirs,
They are not unconscious your honour, they are pretending, it's sex game, prove they are unconscious, they knew they were being filmed your honour, they say they didn't...prove it.
If I raped them then why did I send footage of the "attack" to one of my alleged victims that she could hang me with?
The biggest piece of evidence against him for me is the w'nking naked in a public place as I don't see how it is possible to wrigge out of that one.
I think he should rot in jail for the rest of his life by the way.
you lads never to learn how the law works before guessing/commenting..
Cider 08 Jul 25 16:51
the cps allowed him to plead guilty to one rape. so he got '10 ys 7 months'
so actually about 4 years
he will serve 6yrs and 10mths..and most people get bail nowadays as the jails are chocka.
Cider 08 Jul 25 16:51
the cps allowed him to plead guilty to one rape. so he got '10 ys 7 months'
so actually about 4 years
he will serve 6yrs and 10mths..and most people get bail nowadays as the jails are chocka.
In America he'd have been toast. I think one of the country's top coaches/doctors who abused his young female gymnast charges was sentenced to over 200 yrs imprisonment.
I'd send him to a prison in Rwanda, Siberia or Thailand.
I'd send him to a prison in Rwanda, Siberia or Thailand.
the cold case show on ch 4 withthat emily fox and the supposed criminal no all ,is easiest moneymaking scam in the game, the only ? in the show is what time after dancing in the long grass for 40 mins is when do they tell you the main suspects and probable kilers are always either
DEAD or SPENDING LIFE IN JAIL FOR OTHER MURDERS
DEAD or SPENDING LIFE IN JAIL FOR OTHER MURDERS
Jul 9, 2025 -- 7:47AM, 1st time poster wrote:
the cold case show on ch 4 withthat emily fox and the
he will serve 6yrs and 10mths..and most people get bail nowadays as the jails are chocka.
If he's a proper prisoner ie not let out via open prison, tagged and/or on licence at all for nearly 7 years, I'll metaphorically eat my hat. Our lovely Labour government are planning to reduce sentences even further.
If he's a proper prisoner ie not let out via open prison, tagged and/or on licence at all for nearly 7 years, I'll metaphorically eat my hat. Our lovely Labour government are planning to reduce sentences even further.
I'm guessing that despite all of that footage they they had it's still his word against theirs,
They are not unconscious your honour, they are pretending, it's sex game, prove they are unconscious, they knew they were being filmed your honour, they say they didn't...prove it.
If I raped them then why did I send footage of the "attack" to one of my alleged victims that she could hang me with?
The biggest piece of evidence against him for me is the w'nking naked in a public place as I don't see how it is possible to wrigge out of that one.
I think he should rot in jail for the rest of his life by the way.
Not really as they also have the WA group where he's boasting about it. If he had a shot of getting off his legal advice would not have been to admit to rape.
They are not unconscious your honour, they are pretending, it's sex game, prove they are unconscious, they knew they were being filmed your honour, they say they didn't...prove it.
If I raped them then why did I send footage of the "attack" to one of my alleged victims that she could hang me with?
The biggest piece of evidence against him for me is the w'nking naked in a public place as I don't see how it is possible to wrigge out of that one.
I think he should rot in jail for the rest of his life by the way.
Not really as they also have the WA group where he's boasting about it. If he had a shot of getting off his legal advice would not have been to admit to rape.
'You're going down for a long time buddy. The best chance of limiting the sentence is offering a bargain with the prosecution to admit to one of the rapes. You'll get a reduced sentence for the guilty plea.'
I know I was boasting about it on a WA group but I was lying, just voyeuristic fantasy stuff yer honour, not proof, just a weirdo mouthing on to his weirdo mates.
Of course anyone can come up with 'dog ate my homework' excuses. The case for the prosecution however was compelling, hence the guilty plea. It is also easier for the cps to get a rape conviction to accept the guilty plea, and duck the trial. Not sure I'd see it like that if it had been my daughter who was one of the victims disregarded.
the problem was they all went to his home voluntarily.
bit surreal for me watching that cold case review show last night
as the club closing down through drugs PHILMORES IN SALTBURN was my regular haunt at the time, now i,m not sure wether locals like me were led by the nose but one of the 2 e fits the fishermen drew up of 2 people looking dodgy in camoufalge gear,was for some one who,d seen him for 1st time,a decent e fit of the local drug/baron.gangster of the day who did all the clubs,the show quickly moved on to fitting the 2 gardeners up
as the club closing down through drugs PHILMORES IN SALTBURN was my regular haunt at the time, now i,m not sure wether locals like me were led by the nose but one of the 2 e fits the fishermen drew up of 2 people looking dodgy in camoufalge gear,was for some one who,d seen him for 1st time,a decent e fit of the local drug/baron.gangster of the day who did all the clubs,the show quickly moved on to fitting the 2 gardeners up
The black taxi driver Warboys was denied a parole because his victims objected, I think. It could happen again in this case. I hope so.
got nowt to do with the victims..if the parole board assesses them as presenting an unacceptable risk to public safety they wont be released.
Shafter KC, does being a petty criminal give you all this knowledge you seem to state as fact or do you consult your invisible mate at MFI? Btw victims of crime can and do get involved in Parole hearings as in the case of Worboys. Is it possible you have become the first to be outshone by Impossible123? LOL
Further btw, it makes no difference if a woman attends any venue voluntarily, private home or not, they are never culpable for being raped as you suggest and would have no bearing on a prosecution of the offence. Perhaps your medical knowledge is better than your knowledge of law though, you seem to think so?
Further btw, it makes no difference if a woman attends any venue voluntarily, private home or not, they are never culpable for being raped as you suggest and would have no bearing on a prosecution of the offence. Perhaps your medical knowledge is better than your knowledge of law though, you seem to think so?
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