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It's in everyone's interest except the family's I think. The amount for an unintended death is usually less than £10k, so they probably coughed up 30 if they promise to shut up.
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If the police don't compensate for a c*ck-up like this, when would they ever compensate?
It's no substitute for a public enquiry and a criminal prosecution, but it's better than nothing, I suppose. |
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I tnink the result of a public enquiry would decided if there is grounds for criminal prosecution....I could be wrong lol
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Pay them out, then fine the family £15k.
That's what it would have cost to deport him if he survived, as according to the papers he was an illegal immigrant. |
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Big Charlie 23 Nov 18:25
Pay them out, then fine the family £15k. That's what it would have cost to deport him if he survived, as according to the papers he was an illegal immigrant. Charlie................................Thats harsh, even for you. |
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Dont worry
pussyclart will see to it that the thread's pulled |
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Big Charlie 23 Nov 18:54
Dont worry pussyclart will see to it that the thread's pulled Sadly, Charlie you are dead right....................what a dirty lump of sh1t "it" is. |
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pay them a billion pounds, its tax payers money that will pay them not the governmnet or come out of the police cheifs personal wallet isnt it.
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Does anyone know what the going rate is for compensation when the Brazilian police kill young men?
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What exactly is this compensation for? I understand if a husband is killed at work and compo is paid to provide for his family but I just dont get this, however unfortunate it was.
What are they going to do with the money - throw a party to celebrate him dying? |
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They did not get compo from the police.
They got it from taxpayers,UK debt holders or the printing press. |
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It's right that we British taxpayers should compensate the family. It's our stinking police force that executed him for 'looking Asian'.
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was he here legally?
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Dr J 24 Nov 10:32
It's right that we British taxpayers should compensate the family. Compensate for what? |
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Dr J-you are not a taxpayer-you are a recipent
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or recipient even
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how much is a mans life worth? ( its just a pity he wasent american , id have loved to see the **storm , oh well mabey next time)
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noddys ryde 24 Nov 10:33
was he here legally? Accordiing to initial reports he was an overstayer, which made him an illegal immigrant. |
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compensation should come from the police, who are a private for-profit business.
and fact compensation should be paid via the police's insurance - the officer that shot him must have a bond in order to be able to work as a copper, and said bond should have been liquidated to pay the insurance, obviously with the copper then not being able to work again, cos he will never get rebonded. such is life. try asking questions before you shoot people you t1t. |
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At the time of his death he was legally in the UK. Those claiming he was here illegally are either lying or they are misinformed.
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I'd have no issue with compensation being paid from individual police officer's pension pots in extreme cases like this.
Likewise, if a University Lecturer awaded a 2ii to a student entitled to a 2i, why shouldn't the loss of earnings claim be met by her/his retirement funds? |
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coppers have a bond for this very reason!
although maybe they did liquidate it - perhaps it didnt cover how much compensation they had to pay.. |
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Toop Toop 24 Nov 13:04
At the time of his death he was legally in the UK. Those claiming he was here illegally are either lying or they are misinformed. Blame the papers, they print this stuff. |
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You are quite correct, BC - they couldn't wait to print that garbage. Still, those that did looked stupied when Jack Straw put the record straight.
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Legal or illegal, I fail to see the point of the assertion by the usual numpties that there's some relevance to being shot for doing nothing wrong.
Maybe Big Charlie will see what I mean if he gets a bullet in the back of the head for p1ssing against a tree on his way back from picking up his benefits cheque. |
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Not sure I see how cash helps the grieving process? Obviously any costs should be covered (e.g. flights to/from the UK after the death, loss of earnings etc) but an outright payment as a "sorry" just seems wrong (in all cases not just this one).
If I lost one of my kids I don't think I'd feel great about jetting off to Barbados or installing a swimming pool with my compo money. |
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See my thread KR
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baracouda30 24 Nov 20:07
Maybe Big Charlie will see what I mean if he gets a bullet in the back of the head for p1ssing against a tree on his way back from picking up his benefits cheque. My Incapacity Benefit is paid directly into the bank so I don't have to queue with the great unwashed at the post office. It may be normal for members of your family to urinate in public, but I wasn't dragged up like them. |
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Oooh, get you!
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And that took you 3 days to conjure up ???
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Bara. i agree with you on some things but you do have a unhealthy hatred of older people
poverty in todays terms would be laughed at 50 years ago |
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Not on here every day I'm afraid, what with the job, the social life etc.
I don't hate old people you dipstick. I just don't understand why, if everything was so cheap in the old days, where the money all went. Obviously, earnings were also less, so the sepia-tinted nonsense they insist (most of them anyway) we should believe is...er....nonsense. |
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Doesnt take long to go nowdays at around £600 a week to go into care
Anyway, on a brighter point, we are three nil up :-) |