When I was a 17 year old reporter on the Derby Evening Telegraph, there was a football match with Leeds Utd and the police were out in force to accompany the fans from the station. There was a hard core group of hooligans behaving badly, but the cowardly cops grabbed a yound lad who was doing nothing at all and dragged him off to a police van. When I offered to be a witness for the defence, his solicitor said he was just pleading guilty because there were several police witnesses who would be beliieved. I often think of that poor lad, who'll be in his 60s now, who got battered by cops and a criminal conviction for just looking easy meat for bullies in uniform.

@reverendjimspanner

3 жыл бұрын

Nothing has changed in all this time then!

@paullahori7133

3 жыл бұрын

What's new?

@vivdoolan6846

3 жыл бұрын

Wow

@AnnabelleJARankin

3 жыл бұрын

That is shocking. I think that the solicitor should not have let his client bend to the corruption though. Thank goodness for cameras of today.

@chezceleste

3 жыл бұрын

@@AnnabelleJARankin I know. I've never forgotten it and it's almost 50 years ago...if he'd pleaded not guilty he would have got a much worse punishment. I was ostracised at the newspaper for poking my nose in...they were all very cosy with the cops.

60M to tell us what we all could have guessed…and no real justice for a grieving family.

@luciuscornelius7177

3 жыл бұрын

And not one person will be held accountable for the torture they've had to live for all these decades. Shameful and not at all surprising.

@luciuscornelius7177

3 жыл бұрын

Watching the rest of it, I notice the Assistant Commissioner completely sidestepped the question of whether there was corruption in the Met today. Still at it! Answerable to noone.

@M.S.Fitness

3 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure he said Sixteen Million

@xvsupremacy7190

3 жыл бұрын

Lucius Cornelius The Police per se are now so corrupt overall , that there will be no justice using the “Investigators” as they are as bad as Daniels murderer .

@willienelsongonzalez4609

3 жыл бұрын

£16 million, not £60 million, but one of the reporters says £50 million towards the end of this segment. Not sure what it’s supposed to be. Irrespective of the cost, action needs to be taken.

Not just the Met. I was interviewed by a detective when I was 16 years old. Apparently there was theft at a hairdressers near where I worked. This was in Plymouth Devon in the the 1960s. I had gone to the hairdressers in my lunch break to make an appt for my Mum. Thank god two of my workmates were with me. All 3 of us were interrogated separately. None of us had stolen anything yet the interrogation was so bad that when we compared notes the next day we all said the same thing. Each of us was asked to tell on each other about which one was the thief. None of us stole anything but each was tempted to say one of the others had. We all stuck to our guns and told the truth but each of us was tempted to lie in order to go home. 57 years later I still remember how awful it was.

@suzyqualcast6269

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds familiar...

people with their eyes open have known this for years, it's nothing new

@supacamoo

3 жыл бұрын

🎯🎯🎯

@murelli6832

3 жыл бұрын

An infested swamp. Whilst the job of the police is to clean up and prevent, they join in and organise all sorts of things. They are in everything illegal at the higher end. Being a police officer, Sargent, Commander, etc has given them access to information and tgey have a choice to do right or abuse. Cressida would have seen it all whilst climbing rank. Who is she kidding. A lot of them are her mates.

@kikidee3204

3 жыл бұрын

They are all masons in the background pulling all the strings in suffered police abuse for years they make up complete bulshit for their own entertainment whilst paying a lot of so called criminals that are basically a load of set behind the ears grasses for bu llshit information big rats feeding on little rats it's practically become an industry Becks little cowardly ppl that are scared of loosing their jobs sit on fences

@steveknott4255

3 жыл бұрын

But now it's in the open and it's up to us to make sure they're held to account

@63Baggies

2 жыл бұрын

@@murelli6832 This is precisely why Trump didn't get around to 'draining the swamp' most of his allies and backers live there,

My brother hanged himself in a police cell, they had a duty of care, they scared him to death with there bullying, thet keep the enquiries going, the police are a gang that's it lets get them.......

@mikeyoung7660

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear that about your brother. That has happened a lot but I've never heard of any of the filth being prosecuted

@ellemmenn2930

3 жыл бұрын

I’m so very sorry you had to experience that… it’s not right

@naptap3595

2 жыл бұрын

This is so scary. Sorry to hear that.

" Not a straightforward process" when the police and media will do anything to conceal their guilt.

@katesmith1534

3 жыл бұрын

The media ....??

@calicokittenproductions591

3 жыл бұрын

@@katesmith1534???

@katesmith1534

3 жыл бұрын

@@calicokittenproductions591 ?

@faithlesshound5621

3 жыл бұрын

Daniel Morgan was supposedly threatening to "expose police corruption:" a risky thing to say in public. He is said to have been working with the News of the World. There was a conflict of interest, since the newspapers themselves had an ongoing financial relationship with the police, which they would not have wanted to jeopardise.

@katesmith1534

3 жыл бұрын

@@faithlesshound5621 has anyone from a news company confirmed this .... Because - it's a fact that murdered persons can't talk! And I guess that the murderers always try to maintain the innocent pretence?! And after ALL that's gone on/wrong with this case - who can be trusted to genuinely propose a theory/motive .... Jill Dando was executed, in a 'warzone' manner (to my mind!), don't get me wrong - the murder of Daniel Morgan is definitely in the same league - but is particularly barbaric! In amongst all I read there was talk of Jill lifting the lid on certain issues. For Mr Morgan i would say; the weapon/m-o is rather unique/uncommon - this is the first time I've heard about a person murdered in this hateful way ... I think they need to ask Peter Hyatt to do some statement analysis on the 'material' already put out there ... Because it's sounds to me like the murderers are still getting away with a load of baloney!! Just like the Stuart Lubbock case! Just like the Stephen Lawrence case!! There is NO excuse! Justice for Daniel Morgan! Justice for Stuart Lubbock! Justice for Jill Dando! Justice for Stephen Lawrence!! And all the others who've been ripped-off!

The Caribbean communities across the UK have been trying to explain police institutional corruption since the 60's.... Should've listened. Or maybe you just didn't care.

No mention of Murdoch and crew, or any bent politicians. Another cover-up.

@MartintheTinman

3 жыл бұрын

Of course, starting with Boris

@allegory6393

3 жыл бұрын

One has to go to independent media like Novara or Double Down News to know the whole sordid story. Police corruption is only one side of it.

@xvsupremacy7190

3 жыл бұрын

And to think there was a Commons Inquiry.

@911deano1

2 жыл бұрын

wow xx very true

During the miners strikes - The met police were the ones that "ate alone" because they were the ones who stirred up a great deal of the trouble and fighting - which the other forces were blamed for and took the brunt of.

@MrFergusferret

3 жыл бұрын

And held up their payslips showing how much overtime they were getting!!!

@stephendavies8510

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrFergusferret Not forgetting waving £10 notes in front of the miners mocking them and then falsely charging 39 miners with riot which was quite rightly thrown out of court and the miners got compensation to the tune of over £400,000 and now the chickens are coming home to roost because we now just how corrupt this criminal organisation truly is.

@chubeye1187

3 жыл бұрын

Those miners now voting for the Tories who sent in the met.

@MrFergusferret

3 жыл бұрын

@@chubeye1187 Tories closed the mines and labour allowed mass immigration !!

@exotikz7905

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrFergusferret no immigration NO STRONG ECONOMY without the minorities and the immigrants you really think our country and govt would be standing or be as strong he’ll no that’s what these damn racist edl cunts can’t understand

We as a people need to come together and we need to stand up against corruption 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

" There comes a time in our lives when silence..... is betrayal " Martin Luther King

The motto of our current Police force, 'You cant touch me as I am accountable to no one, but I can treat you with complete contempt any time I chose and without giving any reason'

£140 million this case has cost so far.... police subculture to protect each other at no cost

@ianpuddick

3 жыл бұрын

m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/hpemmLGlZ9Oxhbg.html

@tellmemore8837

3 жыл бұрын

Corruption.

@kikidee3204

3 жыл бұрын

Payable to who and payable from who someone is lining their pockets and whose wallet is footing the biopic you go right to the epicentre of the met all those high ranking officers what do you find? Masons sticking their noses in normal ppls lives pulling all the strings, their secret society messing about in our businesses the nhs, education in other words high ranking policemen, doctors and teachers corrupt at the very core

@katesmith1534

3 жыл бұрын

£160 million? For the Daniel Morgan case?? In legal fees/costs??? Is this a 100% accurate figure?? Thanx

@tellmemore8837

3 жыл бұрын

I could have done it for £4m.

Biggest gang in the country, and we pay for it.

@xvsupremacy7190

3 жыл бұрын

Yes and their booty from Portugal/Ireland Drug Dealings is hidden in Offshore Accounts 👮‍♂️ but know God said to the Rich man and his barns , you fool , this night thy soul shall be required of thee. You can’t fight Motor Nuerone Disease 😉

@audioauracle-dsyswpwanl-

3 жыл бұрын

@@xvsupremacy7190 @everyone Police Orchestrated terrorism - kzread.info/head/PLLBkSQ3fs-0ZscD3eOuQ4l_x26YX2Rhxs ... kzread.info/dash/bejne/h5llraWHga-scaw.html ... Message to auditors - kzread.info/dash/bejne/gZqV1NGjdMezd7w.html

@63Baggies

2 жыл бұрын

The Metropolitan Police and the court system are part of the same parent company. Whenever you have a spare moment google youe local Police station or Courthouse at companies house.

Lessons will be learned ect. There will be no change ever. This government/police force does not work for you.

@MartintheTinman

3 жыл бұрын

The Government is the enemy of the people and the Police are their attack dogs

@Liverpoolboy01

3 жыл бұрын

They always trot that out “lessons will be learnt “ been going on for eternity . Politicians are all in it together. Scotland Yard payed money, no the public payed out!

@paullahori7133

3 жыл бұрын

Lessons will be learnt? I think a lesson has been learnt that the police is racist and corrupt with the government continuously failing the public

Daniel Morgan was murdered and the Met knew who'd done it from the start. The Met covered up the whole thing, and still is. As a South Londoner, who knows what's what, I knew you could never trust the Met. Oh yes, they have a public relations department that will tell you how good a job they're doing but, as a Muslim, I know the truth. The Morgan case is an eye opener. I've read the book on the case, read the reports, understood the role of Southern Investigations and its relationship with the now dead News of the World. Wake up people, our silence and complicity is their consent...Freedom demands that you grow in knowledge and political savvy...

I don’t understand why people find this so easy to believe yet find it so hard to believe they could also be institutionally racist….

@paullahori7133

3 жыл бұрын

Because denial is the best defence

@chindit6784

3 жыл бұрын

People will call you a marxist for calling the police corrupt.

@paullahori7133

3 жыл бұрын

@@chindit6784 let's just call it the truth

@remotefaith

3 жыл бұрын

@@chindit6784 Oh no! Not a marxist!

@paullahori7133

3 жыл бұрын

@@remotefaith if standing with the truth means marxist - because racism and corruption is a dirty stain on humanity, particularly the former - then I'm loud and proud to proclaim it

My 78 year old mothers neighbour who is a “super recogniser” for the London transport police, has harassed and intimidated her over a period of years, he has also taken out a false insurance claim against me for damage I did not cause, but because he hides behind his badge he thinks he can, and gets away with it despite him being reported several times. I personally have below zero respect for these so called public servants who are supposed to up hold the law. They employ arseholes who clearly don’t have the ethics they should and don’t believe in the the service they’re “supposed” to provide, arseholes who should be dealt with by the “police” not employed by them! I can’t separate if there are any that are good because they stick up for the arseholes amongst them, so it’s all in for me. Institutional Arseholes!

Notable that there is no mention of the Murdoch Empire in C4’s report. You have to wonder why? The tone of the Met’s response today is completely at odds with its recent actions. It’s simply PR.

@TheGodlessGuitarist

3 жыл бұрын

The old 'don't throw stones in glass houses' issue you think?

@slickrick320

3 жыл бұрын

Defo PR exercise. They are trying damage limitation

@xvsupremacy7190

3 жыл бұрын

I think as a PI Daniel discovered whohanded the keys to Broadmoor over to Jimmy Saville

They have to much power and not enough accountability It’s no wonder the police are so popular

@astrazenica7783

3 жыл бұрын

Popular? Where have you been hiding

@astrazenica7783

3 жыл бұрын

@JB Priestley no I have the 'tism

@suzyqualcast6269

2 жыл бұрын

As it ever was, as it ever was..

@simonlevett4776

Жыл бұрын

I think you mean unpopular.

Pattel hunched over arms crossed,. Not meaning a word she says

@ianmangham4570

3 жыл бұрын

She's a narcissistic wackamole that one

@portcullis5622

3 жыл бұрын

I heard a rumour that she was recently seen having evil lessons with The Devil, but they had to stop, as he couldn't afford her high tuition fees.

@xvsupremacy7190

3 жыл бұрын

Kip Malthouse HoC January 2021 is having to deal with widespread National Police 👮‍♂️ Computer 🖥 Fraud . Widespread and ubiquitous , Priti Patel was too afraid to face Kit Malthouse as Computer 🖥 Corruption was so vast it has weakened the PNC . The Whole of the Police Force Corrupt the PNCon a daily basis.

@tidilie821

3 жыл бұрын

@@portcullis5622 haha love that

@portcullis5622

3 жыл бұрын

@@tidilie821 I admit that I borrowed and reworked it from an Emo Phillips joke about his ex-wife!

Did not answer the question, just defends his boss . So much and so deep runs the corruption

Is anyone surprised

Police Corruption WOW Who would have thought that would ever happen.

Close it down, sack the leadership, democratize the police. Investigate Rupert Murdoch, if he didn't do it he sure helped cover it up!

@hittitecharioteer

3 жыл бұрын

Common Purpose need rooting-out of ALL public life. An investigation into its patronage and funding, as well as a full disclosure of its "graduates". You'd probably find the entire public sector would work much better.

Lots of words costing lots of money but nothing has been done to give hope that corrupt officers will be fired let alone charged. The problem starts with recruitment: 1. They deliberately employ thugs and bullies. 2. They do not appoint ‘the best’ candidate because they stupidly have other criteria.

That officer has no compation for this family absolutely disgraceful.

We know, the entire establishment is rotten to the core.

@mikeyoung7660

3 жыл бұрын

They know we know.

"I did not do it!" "No further questions your Honour." 🤔

Very sad to hear in this film that Daniel's mother is no longer with us (in the physical) ... It's an utter global disgrace what she (and her family) had to go through - in the quest for the truth/justice - that they've been ROBBED of!! Gratitude and respect to this mother and her family for teaching us about the lessons they've sadly been forced to learn about this scandal (suppressing the very ugly truth at the top of an 'establishment' or 'institution' - call it whatever you like!! And the ugly lengths they've gone to!). R E S P E C T Xx Justice for Daniel Morgan Justice for Stuart Lubbock Justice for Jill Dando Justice for Stephen Lawrence And all the others who've been robbed and ripped off!!!

@katesmith1534

Жыл бұрын

@Robert Crielly I don't know .... I can 'google' it - if you like ....?! There's been soo many names .... ERM .... Was it 'Condom' - by any chance - ?? I know he played a big role in the Stephen Lawrence 'case' .... was all a whitewash to me!! ....

@Peace-ys6nt

Жыл бұрын

i agree with you wholeheartedly, it can work both ways the wrongly accused of a crime they didn’t commit get stuck and the ones who did it are not bought to justice it’s appalling and heartbreaking. they simply cut corners and couldn’t care less the affects and trauma on families.

@katesmith1534

Жыл бұрын

@@Peace-ys6nt Yeah - on the case of young Stephen Lawrence they labelled it 'institutional racism' - make of that what you will .....!?? In the case of Daniel Morgan they labelled it as (institutional) 'corporate corruption' ....??? And let's not forget about 'Mr Vile' ('jimmy fixes it') - they ALL let him get away with his FILTH! None of these organisations are 'fit for purpose'!! I've no doubt 'shoplifters' have more common decency than any of these highly-paid cover-up, scam-artists!!Disgrace to the nation!

I am so sorry for the mother and the whole family. Why is it always down to the relatives to fight for the truth? That's what institutions exist for. This is unfair.

@gen_x_dad

Жыл бұрын

The mothers of people like me, have always lived in fear. Even white privelege can't protect them from that.

I didn’t hear an answer to the simple question of did he believe there was still institutional corruption in the metropolitan police force. After millions of pounds spent on public enquiries, most of them condemning police procedures, the fact remains that they are incapable of investigating themselves and cannot be trusted to do so with any level of transparency.

@Uittot

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/fKuZu6xyktibZ8Y.html

I would like to see those corrupt officers and all those involved in this corruption sacked immediately and pensions removed and prison sentences for perverting call of justice.

@adamfreeman2348

2 жыл бұрын

that would be nice, but since they are tasked with investigating themselves, that will never happen, and the corruption presses on. opt out of the system, abandon voting for any political party, do not support or talk to the police as they are the enemy of the people (very often in disguise), and realise that the judiciary is just one big lucrative business which preys on the general population .

He's very good this Assistant Commisioner...he managed not to answer a single question!

@biryaniofbodyhair

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, great career in politics ahead of him when he retires 👍

@ellemmenn2930

3 жыл бұрын

He could have worked for Trump

@katesmith1534

3 жыл бұрын

No - that is VERY BAD!! The least he can do is answer the questions ... and answer honestly too!!!

So when is there going to be a top down clean out in the system? An apology is never enough unless there's real change.

"It's a case that strikes at the very heart of policing and criminal justice system..." YOU FORGOT TO MENTION THE DEEP-SEATED CORRUPTION WITHIN THE MEDIA! You're welcome, glad I could help.

Can we all take a moment to thank Channel 4 for their great work recently talking on subjects which the BBC wouldn't dare to talk about...

@ellemmenn2930

3 жыл бұрын

Honestly curious… why do you think the BBC won’t talk about it?

@MU-kg7kg

3 жыл бұрын

@@ellemmenn2930 the BBC is a government organisation whereas Channel 4 is independent and they choose what they release to the public

@ellemmenn2930

3 жыл бұрын

@@MU-kg7kg ahhhh I see, so having high up government connections will keep this topic off the BBC… or something along those lines?

@MU-kg7kg

3 жыл бұрын

@@ellemmenn2930 100% it's state propaganda. The UK and US slate countries like Russia, NK and China for doing this but they do the exact same, it is human nature after all.

@MU-kg7kg

3 жыл бұрын

@@ellemmenn2930 even if they do mention it they will belittle it or make it out as if it were only rumours. The Prince Andrew situation would be broadcasted completely different on different news outlets.

Most Police don't even know the law it's absolutely despicable.

An independent organisation needs to be put in place to keep an eye on all the uk forces. At the moment when a complaint is made by a member of the public against a force, that complaint is dealt with by the force you are complaining about!! As someone who has complained to Northumbria Police several times I can confirm the chance of a fair impartial staff member dealing with the complaint is zero%. They look after their own and providing a good service to the public is far from their minds.

@SelectaWaynazz

3 жыл бұрын

@Abe Garfield Really, I hadn't heard of that. I worked in a shop when i was a kid and we had 'Mystery Shoppers', people paid by the company to come in and pretend to be normal shoppers and catch people out not doing their job properly. Sounds like a similar type of thing, only giving incorrect info on a type of running shoe is far less serious than giving someone a uniform and the power to destroy your life because they want to & then not be held accountable. I can't see it changing, the police aren't there to protect normal folk, they're there for the upper classes and the powers that be. Hence why if you have money or power you're above the law.

@JHBBrown-xx1vp

3 жыл бұрын

How Shocking to hear something like this in the UK

@SelectaWaynazz

3 жыл бұрын

@@JHBBrown-xx1vp it’s rife. I used to get annoyed watching those police shows where the person detained would say ‘No comment’ repeatedly. But it’s truly the safest way. The less you say the less they can twist your words. Unfortunately saying nothing doesn’t stop them hiding evidence or getting false statements. Look up a channel on KZread called Crimebodge, it’ll give you a very small insight into the type of incompetent criminal narcissists the uk police employ.

@Tonymason762

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve had a similar experience with North Yorkshire Police. They had absolutely no intention of impartially investigating, what was, a serious allegation against the police. They employ officers with specific qualities in their “standards departments” who are charged with deflecting any and all allegations which may bring the force into disrepute. They have zero interest in actually investigating any complaints. There is an appeal process through the IOPC who are utterly toothless and in some cases staffed by ex coppers. The whole complaints system is rotten to the core and is likely to be for some time to come.

@SelectaWaynazz

3 жыл бұрын

@@Tonymason762 i tried the IOPC for my complaints and was told that even if they got involved they’d only look at the ‘evidence’ the force I was complaining about provided and work alongside them to rectify the complaint!!! It’s an absolute joke of a one sided system.

The rot runs deep, the people responsible are the same people as those involved in the phone hacking scandal.

They were not mistakes, but decisions.

Police, Politicians, judicial system, all in it together! Patel is no different!

@markrogers6601

3 жыл бұрын

She's the worst one. Nothing but a corrupt, evil, blame-shifting POS succubus. She probably only got the job because she has something on Boris...

@marimurphy3856

Жыл бұрын

And all the rest rotten to the core.

Nick Ephgrave's ability to totally and blatantly ignore every direct question he's asked, and unfortunately Cathy Newman's apparent willingness to repeatedly let him do just that, is pretty shocking to me.

BRUTAL murder. Still no charges.

“We never had access to some of the information before”... yea because you covered it up and withheld it ! So why would we trust you now? You really think we are stupid don’t you!

I recommend the podcast untold about this murder. This goes deep.

@sandraumney5516

3 жыл бұрын

yes. Byline Festival covered it. Peter Jute has deep information here/ kzread.info/dash/bejne/qWmYsLqqpJq9m7A.html

@backupbackup2593

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, it's excellent. The episodes about The Lawrence Family and John Alford being imprisoned thanks to the nastiness of Ross Kemp and Rebekah Brooks show the wide reaching web of this story. And that hateful flump Pritti Patel was a guest at Rupert Murdoch's wedding to Jerry Hall. So today, she is found to have had secret meetings in Israel and to be a bully but with no consequence. Look at her reading this out, after demanding first sight of the report for "national security" purposes. She is a part of this corruption and yet... Arrrrrgh!!! All of us drawing parallels with Line of Duty don't know the half of it. It's a disease.

@remotefaith

3 жыл бұрын

@@sandraumney5516 He hosts said podcast

@remotefaith

3 жыл бұрын

Found it hard to listen to because he sounds like that bald nob off location location location

@backupbackup2593

3 жыл бұрын

@@remotefaith 😂😂😂

After all that happened to daniel morgan and his family, the mother also didn't get to see any conclusion before she died after battling for years. How sad, wrong and inhumane beyond words, and the people involved continue in their jobs.

@katesmith1534

3 жыл бұрын

Totally morally corrupt!!

As someone who was monstered by the Met in the 90s , I was ill I was vunerable and I experienced the most dispicable cruelty and sadism from Police officers . To people like me this report just confirms what we knew to be true …. Shame it had to cost £60,000,000 when so many people knew this to be the truth .

Problem is they vet people before they get in but don't continue to audit them once they're in! Many people enter into policing with the best of intentions only to be turned by the bent coppers on the inside.

@ttoughtask7296

3 жыл бұрын

No-one who wants to join the police should be allowed near power

@suzyqualcast6269

2 жыл бұрын

Some for SURE.

@marimurphy3856

Жыл бұрын

To many with conviction work in police know its appalling.

The past, the present and the future, as this is old news and nothing changes,even these enquires are designed to take so long the police can lose files and wait for certain officers to retire.

This goes all the way to the top - police feel so safe and protected and protect each other.

About time the main stream media picked this up, its been slowly getting worse over the last 20 years, lots of people have been given jail sentences because the police have lied to make sure of a conviction, knowing that they are innocent but told to take it of the list of crimes you've gotten away with! Corrupt from the bottom to the top, the few good officers will turn a blind eye for the bad ones which to me makes them just as bad! We need reform desperately & we need to bring back legal aid or poor people can never afford justice which in a rich country like this is disgusting!

Who killed Jill Dando? Is that still an unsolved case? She presented the Crime Watch weekly programme and was about to do present a new TV programme on corruption. What was the outcome on this presenter's murder? It shocked the nation when she was shot on her doorstep after doing her groceries shopping.

@markrogers6601

3 жыл бұрын

Just so we are clear... I do think that there was something fishy about the way she was murdered. And I have no doubt the Met are covering up something... But could you provide a citation on the programme about corruption she was making. It would be interesting to see... Thank you and have a good day.

@marimurphy3856

Жыл бұрын

We all know what happened to Jill....so very sad cover up 😢💔🙏

Ask Murdock if you are really interested in the Truth.

@thumper8684

3 жыл бұрын

Rupert Murdoch is not interested in the truth.

@joaoalbuquerque457

3 жыл бұрын

@@thumper8684 that was exactly part of what I meant...the other part was he and his corrupt workers were involved to their necks in it..so interrogate Murdock

@RobertBoyle11

3 жыл бұрын

Thumper - I beleive the original post was sarcastic...

who do u believe jury the man in the dock or the policeman of 10 years standing ..famous words of corrupt judges ...

And just imagine this isn't even a fraction.

Note how the A/C answered every question in relation to the Danny Morgan murder. Apologises continually about not securing convictions, letting the family down, and begging for information into the murder. Not once did his answers refer to the police corruption, in fact when questioned about obstruction of the panel, he did what all the other officers did in the past, and that was to cover up and deny. Well done to the lady reporter for making this fear and favour worm, well and truly squirm.

Met Police sounds like the Tory government!

In my mind Priti, will do nothing , like all previous unlawful actions that get swept under the carpet, and obstructed !

If the British Establishment were not corrupt then Assange would not be in prison. Hitchens recently compared the UK to the East German Stasi, and unfortunately it's far worse than that. Britain needs to become a Republic with a written constitution which respects human rights, and precludes attacks on journalism.

@suzyqualcast6269

2 жыл бұрын

Wasnt the Stasi of the East German REPUBLIC ?

@fellowcitizen

2 жыл бұрын

@@suzyqualcast6269 irrelevant

The TV series " In the line of Duty " may have a certain ring of truth to it after all .

@observablytrue8109

3 жыл бұрын

Lynda la Plant, Prime Suspect

How can anyone trust the police.

@adamfreeman2348

2 жыл бұрын

if they are stupid, or naive and/or have never had any kind of run in with the pigs. these are what underpin any misguided trust in the police. other than that, without question, a person should never ever trust them under any circumstances. say as little as possible, think v carefully before you say anything to any of them and always assume their objective is to stitch you up. one other thing, the more seemingly friendly an officer is, the less you can trust them. this is the stone cold truth!!

Nothing will be done. Nothing is ever done. The police system depends on corruption otherwise it would not function at all. It depends on informants to solve most crimes. These informants need to be protected. This means the informants are allowed to get away with crimes so as not to arouse suspicion that they are grassing out their colleagues. It is not just the Met. It is every police force in the UK.

Time for a root and branch clear out...much easier said than done, granted, but what chance do we have otherwise?

Police god help anyone who gets involved with them. Run in the opposite direction. I believe that to be the case the world over.

@adamfreeman2348

2 жыл бұрын

LOL. well said. too true. seen it. the police are trained to understand and apply the concept of divide and rule to everyone. the last thing they are interested in is law and order or protecting the public. the public understanding of police is a pathetic naive joke by and large.

My heart breaks for his mother

@marimurphy3856

Жыл бұрын

💔😢🙏

Listening to the assistant commissioner being interviewed they are still in denial.

@marimurphy3856

Жыл бұрын

That's them at there best never want to admit there wrongs.🤔

if patel has anything to do with this, then forget it, you have lost sad to say,

“We have made significant progress on racism in this country"...Alexander (Borris) Johnson, 2020

Bulic Forsythe...Smiley Culture ??? God bless Daniel's brother and what a disgrace that their mother went to the grave without justice.

@katesmith1534

3 жыл бұрын

That is soo right!! Let us all not forget about Mr Bulic Forsythe - and the very bizarre way that he was found and all the crazy things seen/witnessed by the neighbouring residents!! I've not read about any Legal-Pamel investigating Bulic's murder!! Erm ... Strange that!!

@etherealdreams7936

3 жыл бұрын

@@katesmith1534 Yes Kate it seemed that Bulic was on the verge of exposing some dangerous people within local government and beyond. The press did the usual thing of trying to sully his reputation which suggests like with many of these cases they along with other institutions know what went on. In relation to the neighbours witnessing things are you referring to the men in suits who were seen visiting the block of flats ? As the clock ticks there is knowledge dying with people who know alot if stuff. And there are others who committed evil combined with others who are culpable and justified their silence by protecting there job/paying their mortgage and defending pensions. It's a crying shame. I saw his daughter on the local news a few years ago still fighting for justice.

@katesmith1534

3 жыл бұрын

@@etherealdreams7936 Yeah ... I got ya!! Know all the ugly details - read about it - shocked! I can't help feeling that the 'Morgan-Case' is a very similar situation to that awful set of sicko/perverse facts ... As soon as I seen that ugly freak that was convicted with perverse-pics of children - thought yeah! How do these perverts get these jobs working for the public?? I guess its sicko at the top! It would be great if Baroness Lawrence could establish a justice mechanism for people/children/families who go through these gross experiences/situations - 'miscarriages-of-justice'! Stephen Lawrence didn't die for nothing - as far as I'm concerned xx

Glen the brother did it ...watch when he says : "I didn't do it " then LICKS his lips ** Lie & guilt response * As for his Mother she is now with him & hopefully her wish for justice for Morgan will one day happen * I am so disappointed to realize their corruption & now also into Ghislain & that worm of a prince the queen protects !!

@rezxts2646

4 ай бұрын

so because he licked his lips he done it? you know nothing, never even met him

Corruption is cancer in a society built on a house of cards. Way too many would end up in jail when the house of cards. Falls

I would trust a stranger more than a police person on first meeting ,but that's actually just human nature as we are a social animal. There has always been trepidation whenever meeting a police person because of fear and guilt and of course dread that they are about to tell you terrible personal news . That guilt ,fear and dread would disperse though on realisation that they were honest and forthright immediately, but then after relaxing and trusting they behave criminally against you is devastating to the individual and fatal to the countries democracy. A nation is judged on how it treats the poor and needy, not how well it looks after the rich and greedy. Justice is a rich man's game. The police are a private army paid for by public money and made for the protection of the wealthy .

Corruption is everywhere especially in the police force, world wide

All State employees work as a syndicate members against the General Public and our MPs could break that network choose that band wagon instead. It's not a matter of who is right or what the truth is, it's a matter whose side you are on that determines anything - disastrous in my opinion.

Corporations have no shame. the words damning endictment ring very hollow when being used against the government, bank of England, Polce, security services or Royal family

The Police will never Police the Police

Who'd of thought !!!

@Troublenut

3 жыл бұрын

*have

@Troublenut

2 жыл бұрын

@dfggfd gfdgfd Well somebody doesn’t know about footnotes and their usage… How embarrassing!

The panel wasn't given timely access to police material ? I would have thought the met would have had full access to this since the 80s " let us kill people , and don't hold us responsible , otherwise we can't do our jobs ????? "

They needs to do a complete clear out from the top down. I remember this story well as I live close to the area.

If anything it's worse now, curruption at the root of this earths problem's . My condolences to this family . May light perpetual shine upon his soul 🙏

"Hold a department accountable and you'll change a piece of paper. (A Policy) Hold a person accountable and you'll change a culture". ME - 2020

He totally avoided the police corruption question ha ha.

I'm sure priti Patel and boris are just the right people to look into high level corruption in the British state

@adamfreeman2348

2 жыл бұрын

patel and johnson are merely a distractive smoke screen to keep people looking the wrong way. the truth is no one who works in association with the state in any capacity is fit to look at such corruption. they are not going to shop their masters.

They need AC-12 on this ASAP!

In the 1980's, in both the Metropolitan Police and Essex Police - and many more - a Constable could not progress to the rank of Sergeant without being a member of a Masonic Lodge. The first duty of a Mason is to protect their fellow Masons. Says it all really. I believe that all serving, and prospective members, of the police should have to declare to the Home Office Inspector of Police their membership of Free Masonry, together with the name of the Lodge they are members of. It won't happen of course because Masons are not meant to tell non-Masons that they are Masons.

@geddoran4175

2 жыл бұрын

A Mason lodge had a meeting at a hotel near Blackburn years ago and a fight broke out. It later emerged loads of cops were attending

@suzyqualcast6269

2 жыл бұрын

All you need to do is obtain a copy of your areas Masonic Yearbook - ALL Members of each lodge are listed.

Wonders never cease.

As usual we'll find out what happened when those involved are either dead or dying, Tens of millions of pounds spent and failing after failing shows how corrupt the police are.

We asked the Metropolitan Police for comment but they declined and put us under surveillance.

Glenn: "Nah, definitely wasn't me guv. I wouldn't leave an axe buried in his 'ead."

Anyone living in uk looking at London from the outside it is to be expected from what we see.

He didn't "come to that question in just one second". He didn't accept there is corruption in the Met now. That in itself is an element of corruption.

Sadly l can't see this situation ever changing due to the so called high ranking level of our society this and like many other similar cases encompasses.

So the report finds nothing new.

Thanks 🙏

If they are saying they will investigate each line of enquiries, then can they investigate who might have landed an axe in Mr. Morgan’s head please?

It's not just the met it's all over the country's.

Watch channel 4

How many times do they have to prove it

It's not just the metropolitan police but Northumbria police have a appalling reputation for corruption