Sarah Everard, 33, Clapham, Murdered by Armed Diplomatic Police Officer

[Kazanne]

Who was running riot? from what I saw it was a peaceful day of people mourning and paying their respects. Yes they really shouldn't have been there but whatever affects that is going to have on the pandemic would've happened regardless of the police showing up to push and shove them around and do nothing but cause further gatherings like the one today.

I'm sure they could have payed their respects at home,What about the safety of other people when these masses gather ? So you think the police should of stood there and do nothing, and I am sure they would not have needed to be "shoved" around as you call it if it had all been peaceful ,you dont know what the police had to deal with,the protesters should not have gathered like that while we have this virus still rife,afterall people have pilloried celebrities etc that have broke lockdown rules.

[Nicky91]

I'm sure they could have payed their respects at home,What about the safety of other people when these masses gather ? So you think the police should of stood there and do nothing, and I am sure they would not have needed to be "shoved" around as you call it if it had all been peaceful ,you dont know what the police had to deal with,the protesters should not have gathered like that while we have this virus still rife,afterall people have pilloried celebrities etc that have broke lockdown rules.

+1

[Beso]

:crazy:

[Beso]

I hope every one of them gets face recognised and a thousand pound fine for covid breach.


I may pay my parking tickets I recieve for being an essential worker if they do.

[Jordan.]

I'm sure they could have payed their respects at home,What about the safety of other people when these masses gather ? So you think the police should of stood there and do nothing, and I am sure they would not have needed to be "shoved" around as you call it if it had all been peaceful ,you dont know what the police had to deal with,the protesters should not have gathered like that while we have this virus still rife,afterall people have pilloried celebrities etc that have broke lockdown rules.

As I already said yes they really shouldn't have been there but they were so what was done was done in that regards. What the police should have done is not escalate things, which as today shows they absolutely did. There are plenty of videos online from last night if you want to go and actually see for yourself how the police terribly handled it.

[Nicky91]

name and shame all these people who went to that memorial

[Crimson Dynamo]

name and shame all these people who went to that memorial

Violence breaks out at anti-lockdown protests on eve of Dutch election as
baton-wielding police confront demonstrators in packed park


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9360705/Violence-erupts-anti-lockdown-protests-eve-Dutch-election-police-confront-demonstrators.html

[arista]

Who was running riot? from what I saw it was a peaceful day of people mourning and paying their respects. Yes they really shouldn't have been there but whatever affects that is going to have on the pandemic would've happened regardless of the police showing up to push and shove them around and do nothing but cause further gatherings like the one today.



We did not see it happen Live

You are Wrong
the Police asked them to leave

Breaking Covid Rules
FACT

[Jordan.]

We did not see it happen Live

You are Wrong
the Police asked them to leave

Breaking Covid Rules
FACT

there was plenty of live streams happening, here's one for you

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[Beso]

We did not see it happen Live

You are Wrong
the Police asked them to leave

Breaking Covid Rules
FACT

The locals were given thier moment to peacefully grieve, and reflect. They did, unfortunately outsiders didnt when the police requested everyone move on.

It's that simple.

[Nicky91]

Violence breaks out at anti-lockdown protests on eve of Dutch election as
baton-wielding police confront demonstrators in packed park


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9360705/Violence-erupts-anti-lockdown-protests-eve-Dutch-election-police-confront-demonstrators.html

nothing to do with this topic though

[arista]

They keep shouting shame on you at nobody.


I say shame on them...today....not last night.



Yes a Brief Uncut Live feed SkyNewsHD
at Westminster
They were all Shouting Sisters United


Bunch of Zombies

[Crimson Dynamo]

nothing to do with this topic though

police clashing with members of public and covid concern

[Beso]

Female labour mp seen today dancing to chants of kill the police.

[Zizu]

Ridiculous when we are still supposed to be careful ,but yes lets blame the police for trying to keep the angry mob safe. What were they supposed to do let people run riot ,and spread the virus regardless of other peoples safety.



I absolutely hate it when people diss the police ... I’m sure there’s a few wrong ‘uns but you get that in every occupation.

I dread to think where we’d all be without them ..


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[Zizu]

Female labour mp seen today dancing to chants of kill the police.



If that’s true she needs to be immediately sacked AND prosecuted


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[Kazanne]

The locals were given thier moment to peacefully grieve, and reflect. They did, unfortunately outsiders didnt when the police requested everyone move on.

It's that simple.

Apparently Sarahs parents did not want this ,looks like some just wanting some attention and 15 mins of fame ,the odd few always spoil it for others but bottom line they were all breaking the law and putting others in danger.

[Kazanne]

I absolutely hate it when people diss the police ... I’m sure there’s a few wrong ‘uns but you get that in every occupation.

I dread to think where we’d all be without them ..


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I agree ,the blame game is rife.

[Beso]

If that’s true she needs to be immediately sacked AND prosecuted


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Let's hope so.

I think resistance gb has caught it on camera..he was taking about it as I joined his live feed on youtube as though he had; and was calling for the exact same thing as you.

[Beso]

Apparently Sarahs parents did not want this ,looks like some just wanting some attention and 15 mins of fame ,the odd few always spoil it for others but bottom line they were all breaking the law and putting others in danger.

All those coppers times wasted today when they could have been out saving women from a sunday afternoon beating in the name of the lord



Harsh, but true.

[Crimson Dynamo]

I absolutely hate it when people diss the police ... I’m sure there’s a few wrong ‘uns but you get that in every occupation.

I dread to think where we’d all be without them ..


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Yes our Police are brilliant and deserve our full support

[Beso]

Yes our Police are brilliant and deserve our full support

I disagree...

Bunch of boring clueless morons imo

[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EwbBDjYWEAUwBJp?format=jpg&name=small

This Lady is Patsy Sevenson 5ft2, Aged 27

She Stupidly said on ITV1HD London news
"I was just standing there"

But the police had asked HER
to go home


She gave all her details to ITN

[Zizu]

Apparently Sarahs parents did not want this ,looks like some just wanting some attention and 15 mins of fame ,the odd few always spoil it for others but bottom line they were all breaking the law and putting others in danger.



I still think that someone coordinated it all ...



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[Beso]

I still think that someone coordinated it all ...



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Which is evident by today's further protest with reclaim the streets standing in Trafalgar square shouting **** the police...

[Cherie]

Apparently Sarahs parents did not want this ,looks like some just wanting some attention and 15 mins of fame ,the odd few always spoil it for others but bottom line they were all breaking the law and putting others in danger.

No they didn't, it's very uncomfortable to see her death hijacked in this way, I understand the strength of feeling but it is not the time for it

[arista]

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Concludes with a Good Tweet from Davina.

[Crimson Dynamo]

:clap1:

[GiRTh]

33 seconds in and he has a pop at Meghan Markle. :laugh: What does Kate laying a reef have anything to do with Megz. These people cannot stop themselves.

[Kazanne]

I still think that someone coordinated it all ...



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News is that girl on the front if the papers is an actress, and looking straight at the camera what a scoop for her :laugh: they should not have been there Zizu,police got enough to do,

[Zizu]

News is that girl on the front if the papers is an actress, and looking straight at the camera what a scoop for her :laugh: they should not have been there Zizu,police got enough to do,



If it was coordinated online .. at some stage it will all come out .. people like to gossip too much ..

They should be prosecuted severely if name/s come to light


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[arista]

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27 year old Patsy Stevenson 5ft2
Front page Again.


She gave all her details
to ITN
it was on ITVHD London news
and Ch4HDnews.

[Marsh.]

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Concludes with a Good Tweet from Davina.

"We must not allow the tragic abduction and murder of this young woman that would be to demonise men. We've just gone too far!"

But use it to demonise Meghan Markle, who has absolutely nothing to do with any of it.

PATHETIC.

[arista]

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[arista]

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[arista]

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[Beso]

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Sting reforms the band for the uks first covid free outdoor concert?

[arista]

The Women Speakers that started shouting
with the Police stopping them
had no PA system, so all the Women moved closer to hear them

So it is easy to see how it went wrong

Ref: Live Debate on GMBHD itv.

[Ammi]

Sarah Everard latest: Officers cordon off area in Sandwich...


Police investigating the murder of Sarah Everard have cordoned off an area in Kent about 30 miles from where her body was found.

Officers were seen standing by the cordon along The Rope Walk in Sandwich and a police van was also spotted in the town.

Sandwich Town Council said it was in contact with Kent Police on behalf of Scotland Yard as part of the investigation and urged residents not to gather near the scene.

Ms Everard, 33, went missing while walking home from a friend's house in south London on 3 March.

Human remains were later found in an area of woodland near Ashford, Kent, which were subsequently identified as Ms Everard's.

Serving police officer Wayne Couzens, 48, has been charged with the marketing executive's kidnap and murder.

The cordoned-off area in Sandwich covers New Street through to the Cow Leas Meadow area.

Metropolitan Police officers have also set up a tent and equipment in the Guildhall car park on the western side of the cordon.

"Police have requested that residents do not gather trying to ascertain information or details," the local council said in a statement.

The Met said police have been routinely searching areas of London and Kent as part of the investigation.

The latest development follows a weekend of protests and vigils as women expressed their anger at the murder, the continued harassment of women on the streets, and policing.

Planned vigils for Ms Everard, organised by Reclaim These Streets, were cancelled but hundreds still turned out at events across the country.

At a vigil in Clapham Common on Saturday, police officers were seen grabbing and handcuffing women in scenes that were widely condemned - with Boris Johnson saying he was "deeply concerned" by the events.

On Sunday, hundreds of protesters angry at policing at the vigil marched from Scotland Yard to Parliament Square and chanted "shame on you" at officers.



https://uk.news.yahoo.com/sarah-everard-police-cordon-off-070800933.html

[Kazanne]

Why are they shouting at those police because one rogue cop murdered Sarah, also Sarah parents did not want this,so for me it was so wrong and if it was a memorial to Sarah why didn't they lay their flowers etc and move on, they were breaking the law and so many people get murdered where is the outrage for them . Now its not about Sarah now its about the police.

[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EwbBDjYWEAUwBJp?format=jpg&name=small

Patsy Sevenson 5ft2, Aged 27
Not an Activist.
University student.

In all the Front pages (2 days)
recorded an Exclusive interview GMBHD itv
with her.

She keeps saying You Know?
over and over, again.


She just admitted the Police asked her to go home
Case Closed


On Sunday, she told ITN all her details
which is why I can use her name and now public details.

[Kazanne]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EwbBDjYWEAUwBJp?format=jpg&name=small

Patsy Sevenson 5ft2, Aged 27
Not an Activist.
University student.

In all the Front pages (2 days)
recorded an Exclusive interview GMBHD itv
with her.

She keeps saying You Know?
over and over, again.


She just admitted the Police asked her to go home
Case Closed


On Sunday, she told ITN all her details
which is why I can use her name and now public details.

Yes just Googled her,she's an actress and now she has a little bit of exposure, so she will be pleased:laugh:

[arista]

Yes just Googled her,she's an actress and now she has a little bit of exposure, so she will be pleased:laugh:


She stated that's out of date info.

And the way she could not stop saying
Ya' know
with every sentance, proves she is a student.

[arista]

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[arista]

Not an activist?

She appears to be one NOW

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[arista]

Also Patsy on SkyNewsHD Live

Ya Know.

[joeysteele]

I don't know.

I think it unwise to have held this vigil.
Or it could have been organised whereby small groups went to light candles themselves and lay candles for others.

However, this fury now built up by the fact this murder was committed by a serving Police officer, who should represent safety for all at all and any time.

It seems the Police might, I stress might, have gone in too heavy.
It's a sad fact sometimes the Police inflame tensions not calm them.

HOWEVER, there's an investigation into this now, so hopefully the right conclusions from all the accounts given from those who were at it.
Will be the result.

[arista]

Joey
The Speakers started Shouting (NO PA)
all the women had to then walk closer to them.

Thats when the Police started arresting.

Thats why the Police are Correct
under Covid Restriction Laws

All Crammed in Together.

[Kazanne]

She stated that's out of date info.

And the way she could not stop saying
Ya' know
with every sentance, proves she is a student.

Yes of course she did,lol, her own page says she is.:wavey:

[arista]

Yes of course she did,lol, her own page says she is.:wavey:


An Extra


Is not a Proper Actor

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=3728608003925878&set=a.951535058299867

[joeysteele]

Joey
The Speakers started Shouting (NO PA)
all the women had to then walk closer to them.

Thats when the Police started arresting.

Thats why the Police are Correct
under Covid Restriction Laws

All Crammed in Together.

Whether the Police were fully correct in their actions and methods used.
Will be for the investigation to decide.

There is unrest too with people.
Tensions as to the Police, they know this murder was carried out by one of their own.

I think more careful than a routine response might, have been called for.
That too will be for the investigation to decide.

I wasn't there so it's down to the investigation to talk to those who were, then relate that to the actual Police response.

[arista]

Whether the Police were fully correct in their actions and methods used.
Will be for the investigation to decide.

There is unrest too with people.
Tensions as to the Police, they know this murder was carried out by one of their own.

I think more careful than a routine response might, have been called for.
That too will be for the investigation to decide.

I wasn't there so it's down to the investigation to talk to those who were, then relate that to the actual Police response.


Sure but even you can work out
with no PA system they shouted
making all move far too close.
Breaking Current Covid Laws


Wasting Public money on this
is PATHETIC.

[Kazanne]

Sarah's parents did not want this to take place ,that should have been enough for people to not go as it was 'supposed' to be in memory of her, shame on them who used her memory to protest , especially during a pandemic.

[Cherie]

Sarah's parents did not want this to take place ,that should have been enough for people to not go as it was 'supposed' to be in memory of her, shame on them who used her memory to protest , especially during a pandemic.

Her family and friends have been completely side stepped in this.

It has only got to these levels because a policeman was involved. I didn't see any of this outrage for Libby Squires killer

[arista]

Sarah's parents did not want this to take place ,that should have been enough for people to not go as it was 'supposed' to be in memory of her, shame on them who used her memory to protest , especially during a pandemic.


Yes it is making matters worse.

[Kazanne]

Her family and friends have been completely side stepped in this.

It has only got to these levels because a policeman was involved. I didn't see any of this outrage for Libby Squires killer

Exactly Cherie,:wavey:

[Toy Soldier]

Her family and friends have been completely side stepped in this.

It has only got to these levels because a policeman was involved. I didn't see any of this outrage for Libby Squires killer

Sometimes these things just hit a bubbling-over point and open up into a wider societal discussion. I do think that can be hard for those close to the person who happened to be "that case" that hit the news hard but it's somewhat unavoidable and it doesn't mean that these wider implications aren't important or should be ignored.

I can guess you can draw a direct comparison to George Floyd which, of course, very quickly was not just about George Floyd but institutional problems in the US that go back centuries.

Likewise, this murder has developed into a wider conversations about something that has effected women forever, and has now unveiled cultural aspects of "masculinity" and various other offshoots... you don't always get to decide who or what becomes the figurehead representation of wider issues, and unfortunately saying "that person might not have wanted to be a figurehead" isn't enough to start ignoring those conversations.

Like I said though I do have empathy for the families and friends in these situations, privacy is certainly affected.

[arista]

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Activist Patsy aged 27
Went Live On SkyNewsHD on Every Hour as well.
Recorded an interview for GMBHD itv
now
Ch4HDnews need her to keep saying "Ya know."

[arista]

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[Tom4784]

Her death has sparked conversations about women's safety, and I can't blame people for taking to the streets to demand change, to show how angry they are with the state of things. A pandemic may be ongoing, but that didn't stop a woman being kidnapped and killed, it hasn't stopped men from killing women since the pandemic began.

If people feel they have to protest, I can only hope that they wore masks and tried to distance when they could. I also think the police were heavy handed with dealing with the protest, when an officer has been arrested for kidnap and murder, you don't want male officers seen holding women down and using excessive force. It's an utter disaster for the police force and there needs to be consequences for those involved.

[Cherie]

Sometimes these things just hit a bubbling-over point and open up into a wider societal discussion. I do think that can be hard for those close to the person who happened to be "that case" that hit the news hard but it's somewhat unavoidable and it doesn't mean that these wider implications aren't important or should be ignored.

I can guess you can draw a direct comparison to George Floyd which, of course, very quickly was not just about George Floyd but institutional problems in the US that go back centuries.

Likewise, this murder has developed into a wider conversations about something that has effected women forever, and has now unveiled cultural aspects of "masculinity" and various other offshoots... you don't always get to decide who or what becomes the figurehead representation of wider issues, and unfortunately saying "that person might not have wanted to be a figurehead" isn't enough to start ignoring those conversations.

Like I said though I do have empathy for the families and friends in these situations, privacy is certainly affected.

I think they is a time and a place for both, if the family specifically asked that the vigil did not go ahead in what world can it be right that their wishes were just cast aside

its not like the issue is going to be resolved tomorrow, they should have waited out of respect, maybe Sarah's parents/family would have liked to attend themselves but currently are not in a position to

[arista]

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[joeysteele]

Her death has sparked conversations about women's safety, and I can't blame people for taking to the streets to demand change, to show how angry they are with the state of things. A pandemic may be ongoing, but that didn't stop a woman being kidnapped and killed, it hasn't stopped men from killing women since the pandemic began.

If people feel they have to protest, I can only hope that they wore masks and tried to distance when they could. I also think the police were heavy handed with dealing with the protest, when an officer has been arrested for kidnap and murder, you don't want male officers seen holding women down and using excessive force. It's an utter disaster for the police force and there needs to be consequences for those involved.


Indeed.
It is a bad look what you say in your last few words.
Plus it is an extremely important issue to be raised and highlighted too as to the safety of Women, and safety too among those, they should be able to feel safe with.

[bots]

A probationary Met officer involved in the search for Sarah Everard has been removed from duties for allegedly sharing an "inappropriate graphic".

The force said a graphic was shared via social media on Friday and was reported by a number of officers "who were concerned by its content".

The PC has been placed in a non-public facing role and a referral has been made to the police watchdog.

The Met said it expected officers "to behave professionally at all times".

The constable had been deployed as a cordon officer supporting the search operation in Kent, but they have been "placed in a non-public facing role while inquiries continue".

"Given the context of the officer's duties at the time, a voluntary referral has been made to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) in relation to this matter," the force said.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-56409029

[arista]

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[Ammi]

A probationary Met officer involved in the search for Sarah Everard has been removed from duties for allegedly sharing an "inappropriate graphic".

The force said a graphic was shared via social media on Friday and was reported by a number of officers "who were concerned by its content".

The PC has been placed in a non-public facing role and a referral has been made to the police watchdog.

The Met said it expected officers "to behave professionally at all times".

The constable had been deployed as a cordon officer supporting the search operation in Kent, but they have been "placed in a non-public facing role while inquiries continue".

"Given the context of the officer's duties at the time, a voluntary referral has been made to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) in relation to this matter," the force said.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-56409029

...this is weird, I read it yesterday...it was apparently something that was shared/sent on WhatsApp...the ‘graphic’ was said to relate to some aspects of the search which were inappropriate to share and had been reported as such...

[arista]

The Evil Copper
goes for a plea on the 9th of July.

Then Court Trial in October

[Ammi]

...why the delay for the plea, is that generally what happens...does his lawyer have to have time to get a ‘defence’ together before his plea ...?....I mean does that indicate that it’s hoping for a not guilty plea for him...

[arista]

...why the delay for the plea, is that generally what happens...does his lawyer have to have time to get a ‘defence’ together before his plea ...?....I mean does that indicate that it’s hoping for a not guilty plea for him...

Yes it is Crazy.

[arista]

The Judge set a plea hearing date for
Friday 9 July and a provisional trial for
Monday 25 October.


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-56404030

[Tom4784]

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That vile bully didn't care when she drove people to suicidal thoughts, I don't want to hear about her fake ass emotional pleas for press coverage, especially when she's using a murder case to do so.

[Beso]

That vile bully didn't care when she drove people to suicidal thoughts, I don't want to hear about her fake ass emotional pleas for press coverage, especially when she's using a murder case to do so.

Switch off then:shrug:

[Tom4784]

Nah, I don't 'switch off' when powerful political figures are in the wrong, or are using tragedies to pretend they have empathy for the cameras.

[arista]

That vile bully didn't care when she drove people to suicidal thoughts, I don't want to hear about her fake ass emotional pleas for press coverage, especially when she's using a murder case to do so.


She said Sorry.

[Tom4784]

She said Sorry.

Not enough, not when the PM shielded her from consequences. It's not enough to say sorry when in all the interviews she gave around that time, she obviously didn't mean it.

A false apology and no consequences isn't anything, she got away with what she did scot free.

[Beso]

Not enough, not when the PM shielded her from consequences. It's not enough to say sorry when in all the interviews she gave around that time, she obviously didn't mean it.

A false apology and no consequences isn't anything, she got away with what she did scot free.



What did the enquiry prove she did?

[arista]

Not enough, not when the PM shielded her from consequences. It's not enough to say sorry when in all the interviews she gave around that time, she obviously didn't mean it.

A false apology and no consequences isn't anything, she got away with what she did scot free.


Fair Comment

[Ammi]

A probationary Met officer involved in the search for Sarah Everard has been removed from duties for allegedly sharing an "inappropriate graphic".

The force said a graphic was shared via social media on Friday and was reported by a number of officers "who were concerned by its content".

The PC has been placed in a non-public facing role and a referral has been made to the police watchdog.

The Met said it expected officers "to behave professionally at all times".

The constable had been deployed as a cordon officer supporting the search operation in Kent, but they have been "placed in a non-public facing role while inquiries continue".

"Given the context of the officer's duties at the time, a voluntary referral has been made to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) in relation to this matter," the force said.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-56409029


...apparently it was a ‘joke’ meme regarding Sarah’s death that the officer shared on social media and some of their fellow officers reported it for being inappropriate...

[Cherie]

...apparently it was a ‘joke’ meme regarding Sarah’s death that the officer shared on social media and some of their fellow officers reported it for being inappropriate...

I hope he is sacked, he has no place on the force if the thinks someone being brutally murdered is funny

[Ammi]

...it’s being reported that it was a meme that he sent which mocks violence against women and it was sent also, while he was part of a team guarding the site where she was found...he is apparently a probationary police officer, so I presume he won’t now proceed and progress to become part of the force...?...and I don’t disagree that, that would be the correct decision...I mean, that’s the purpose of probationary periods, to gage the suitability etc...


...but though, it’s just also filled with such irony, isn’t it.../...when we think of the actual assault/molestation on a woman by Javed Miah, in Niamh’s thread...and the lack of prison sentence and justice to enable him to keep his job...an ‘opportunistic’ moment of sending a meme which mocked violence against females ../...job loss resulting...(...we assume...)...an ‘opportunistic’ moment of actual sexual assault/molestation...a sentence to protect against job loss...?...what on Earth with our justice system and its neglect of women...

[Cherie]

...it’s being reported that it was a meme that he sent which mocks violence against women and it was sent also, while he was part of a team guarding the site where she was found...he is apparently a probationary police officer, so I presume he won’t now proceed and progress to become part of the force...?...and I don’t disagree that, that would be the correct decision...I mean, that’s the purpose of probationary periods, to gage the suitability etc...


...but though, it’s just also filled with such irony, isn’t it.../...when we think of the actual assault/molestation on a woman by Javed Miah, in Niamh’s thread...and the lack of prison sentence and justice to enable him to keep his job...an ‘opportunistic’ moment of sending a meme which mocked violence against females ../...job loss resulting...(...we assume...)...an ‘opportunistic’ moment of actual sexual assault/molestation...a sentence to protect against job loss...?...what on Earth with our justice system and its neglect of women...

agree with all of this Ammi

[Ammi]

Sarah Everard: Second post-mortem carried out after first inconclusive...


A second post-mortem examination is being carried out on Sarah Everard’s body after the first proved inconclusive, police have said.

The procedure was being carried out in Kent on Wednesday afternoon, ahead of an inquest hearing due to take place on Thursday.

Miss Everard, 33, went missing on March 3 while walking home after visiting a friend in south London.

Her body was found in woodland near Ashford in Kent a week later, and serving police officer Wayne Couzens, 48, from Deal, also in Kent, has been charged with her murder.

News of the second post-mortem examination came as searches continued in connection with the case, with officers combing areas of woodland in the county.

Large portions of the historic town of Sandwich have been cordoned off, while specialist divers have been called up from Devon and Cornwall to search a small stretch of water.

On Monday, officers were seen searching a shopping trolley shelter outside a Co-operative supermarket and looking under vehicles.

Scotland Yard said police have been routinely searching areas of London and Kent as part of the investigation.



https://uk.yahoo.com/news/sarah-everard-second-post-mortem-180428684.html

[Cherie]

Sarah Everard: Second post-mortem carried out after first inconclusive...


A second post-mortem examination is being carried out on Sarah Everard’s body after the first proved inconclusive, police have said.

The procedure was being carried out in Kent on Wednesday afternoon, ahead of an inquest hearing due to take place on Thursday.

Miss Everard, 33, went missing on March 3 while walking home after visiting a friend in south London.

Her body was found in woodland near Ashford in Kent a week later, and serving police officer Wayne Couzens, 48, from Deal, also in Kent, has been charged with her murder.

News of the second post-mortem examination came as searches continued in connection with the case, with officers combing areas of woodland in the county.

Large portions of the historic town of Sandwich have been cordoned off, while specialist divers have been called up from Devon and Cornwall to search a small stretch of water.

On Monday, officers were seen searching a shopping trolley shelter outside a Co-operative supermarket and looking under vehicles.

Scotland Yard said police have been routinely searching areas of London and Kent as part of the investigation.



https://uk.yahoo.com/news/sarah-everard-second-post-mortem-180428684.html


From the sounds of it whatever he did to her body probably does make it difficult to prove cause of death

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/03/18/16/40644230-0-image-a-35_1616086295644.jpg
[Elena Couzens, the wife of Metropolitan Police
officer Wayne Couzens,
was seen today for the first time since her
husband was arrested on suspicion
of Sarah Everard's murder.
Ukraine-born Elena, 39, a mother-of-two was seen
clutching a book about Albert Einstein
and two bags of things during her brief visit
to the family home in Deal, Kent,
that she shared with Couzens]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9377571/Wayne-Couzens-wife-seen-time-arrest-Sarah-Everards-murder.html

[arista]

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[arista]

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[arista]

[Police hunt man
who exposed himself to woman during vigil in south London

https://e3.365dm.com/21/03/768x432/skynews-indecent-exposure-suspect_5316211.jpg?bypass-service-worker&20210324133209

It happened at around 8pm on Saturday 13 March
as hundreds of people were gathered
on Clapham Common to remember
Ms Everard who was found dead after she went missing.]

https://news.sky.com/story/police-hunt-man-who-exposed-himself-to-woman-during-sarah-everard-vigil-12255342

[Alf]

[Police hunt man
who exposed himself to woman during vigil in south London

https://e3.365dm.com/21/03/768x432/skynews-indecent-exposure-suspect_5316211.jpg?bypass-service-worker&20210324133209

It happened at around 8pm on Saturday 13 March
as hundreds of people were gathered
on Clapham Common to remember
Ms Everard who was found dead after she went missing.]

https://news.sky.com/story/police-hunt-man-who-exposed-himself-to-woman-during-sarah-everard-vigil-12255342I know him, he's called Phillip Schofield

[arista]

I know him, he's called Phillip Schofield


No it is not him.
He is Gay, as well

[arista]

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[Beso]

No it is not him.
He is Gay, as well

I want it known that I am still bearded.

[arista]

1376900869099257856


Labour Leader
trying to get votes

[arista]

The Police have been Cleared
they did a good job.


[Met Police 'acted appropriately' at Clapham vigil, review finds]
https://news.sky.com/story/met-police-acted-appropriately-at-sarah-everard-vigil-review-finds-12260633

[arista]

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[arista]

Evil
[Couzens, 48, pleads guilty to kidnap and rape of Sarah Everard
and 'accepts responsibility for her killing' - as victim's family sit
in court to hear serving Met officer's admissions]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9663479/PC-Wayne-Couzens-48-pleaded-guilty-Old-Bailey-kidnap-rape-S.html

[Ammi]

…so many completely heartbreaking and unthinkable things that some have to go through in their lives…the death of a loved one, the violent death of a loved one, to have that life taken deliberately….and to now have these details and events to sit through and live through….some of the worst days of their lives just beginning…:sad:…

[bots]

he is obviously hoping for a "protected" prison stay

[arista]

he is obviously hoping for a "protected" prison stay

Yes I hope he does not get that

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/06/08/12/43965663-0-image-m-14_1623152218348.jpg

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9663479/PC-Wayne-Couzens-48-pleaded-guilty-Old-Bailey-kidnap-rape-S.html

[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E3XtvBNXEAUuQyb?format=jpg&name=900x900

[arista]

The Evil Cop
has pleaded Guilty for the murder


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-57774597

[arista]

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[Cherie]

He arrested and handcuffed her before taking her away

[Cherie]

He arrested and handcuffed her before taking her away

https://news.sky.com/story/sarah-everard-images-show-victim-with-her-killer-wayne-couzens-moments-before-he-abducted-her-court-told-12421032

[LaLaLand]

Can’t even begin to imagine the sheer terror and desperation she must have felt when the penny dropped what was going on, handcuffed in that car. That poor woman.

Just unthinkably cruel and sadistic. Animal. :(

[arista]

Evil


We see out tomorrow what he gets.

[arista]

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[joeysteele]

He surely has to be away for life for this.
Horrific.

[rusticgal]

Can’t even begin to imagine the sheer terror and desperation she must have felt when the penny dropped what was going on, handcuffed in that car. That poor woman.

Just unthinkably cruel and sadistic. Animal. :(


Poor soul....apart from maybe being concerned at being arrested you would never think you are in danger...

[bots]

he got a whole life term, bastard that he is

[Denver]

he got a whole life term, bastard that he is

Very rarely do you hear about people getting those types of sentences in the UK, I hope he suffered for the rest of his life in the worse possible ways and the inmates won't take to an ex police officer so they will make his life worse

[joeysteele]

Very rarely do you hear about people getting those types of sentences in the UK, I hope he suffered for the rest of his life in the worse possible ways and the inmates won't take to an ex police officer so they will make his life worse

He will like need to be segregated however it can't be the case all the time.

As you say the inmates won't like an ex police officer around them and even worse for him, one who used his authority to kidnap, rape and murder a Woman.

[Toy Soldier]

I don't think the Covid restrictions/laws can be overlooked in the part they played here you know. Obviously he was a massive danger anyway, but apparently people saw her being taken and assumed she was being arrested. She wasn't screaming for help - because SHE believed she was being arrested for a valid reason. Despite the fact that all she was doing was walking home. She believed that by simply being out walking home, she was doing something wrong, and believed his lie that he had reason to arrest her. For literally nothing. This can't be overlooked, it's illustrative of something really worrying.

[joeysteele]

I don't think the Covid restrictions/laws can be overlooked in the part they played here you know. Obviously he was a massive danger anyway, but apparently people saw her being taken and assumed she was being arrested. She wasn't screaming for help - because SHE believed she was being arrested for a valid reason. Despite the fact that all she was doing was walking home. She believed that by simply being out walking home, she was doing something wrong, and believed his lie that he had reason to arrest her. For literally nothing. This can't be overlooked, it's illustrative of something really worrying.


Yes it is, and a good point you make there TS.

[bots]

I don't think the Covid restrictions/laws can be overlooked in the part they played here you know. Obviously he was a massive danger anyway, but apparently people saw her being taken and assumed she was being arrested. She wasn't screaming for help - because SHE believed she was being arrested for a valid reason. Despite the fact that all she was doing was walking home. She believed that by simply being out walking home, she was doing something wrong, and believed his lie that he had reason to arrest her. For literally nothing. This can't be overlooked, it's illustrative of something really worrying.

yeah it's a good point. It was a bad time for burglars during lockdowns but the police had so much power that they could literally arrest you if your nose was outside the door

[arista]

he got a whole life term, bastard that he is



Yes Evil not telling Police what he did

[Cherie]

His nickname among his colleagues was ‘the rapist’ the Met are 100% culpable

[rusticgal]

I don't think the Covid restrictions/laws can be overlooked in the part they played here you know. Obviously he was a massive danger anyway, but apparently people saw her being taken and assumed she was being arrested. She wasn't screaming for help - because SHE believed she was being arrested for a valid reason. Despite the fact that all she was doing was walking home. She believed that by simply being out walking home, she was doing something wrong, and believed his lie that he had reason to arrest her. For literally nothing. This can't be overlooked, it's illustrative of something really worrying.

Its really sick...everything was wishy washy with regulations you wouldnt really question it would you? especially if she had said she had just left her friends house with a few of her friends.
I hope he pays dearly in Prison...

[rusticgal]

His nickname among his colleagues was ‘the rapist’ the Met are 100% culpable

Why was that his nickname?

[Alf]

I reckon it's lucky he was caught so quick, because If he'd have got away with it, I reckon he'd have struck again.

[Cherie]

Why was that his nickname?

He made his female colleagues uncomfortable and he had a penchant for violent porn

[Kate!]

I reckon it's lucky he was caught so quick, because If he'd have got away with it, I reckon he'd have struck again.

Undoubtedly

[arista]

Why was that his nickname?


Typical Coppers

joking about him


Calling him the Rapist

[arista]

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[bots]

you don't get a nickname like the rapist unless there has been some very questionable behaviour. The police were also very quick to focus in on him as a suspect. Then once he was caught he was very quick to accept his fate. All of that suggests to me that he was well known for being very dodgy. He shouldnt have been a police officer, and if he wasnt a police officer, he wouldnt have been able to abduct the poor woman in the way that he did.

That says to me that the met were culpable in her murder. What is most worrying to me is that the met chief doesn't seem to be actively doing anything about it, all she has basically said is ... oops the public may have lost trust in us. I think she should be fired immediately

[Cherie]

He exposed himself 3 days before the abduction in McDonalds...red flag anyone?

[Toy Soldier]

you don't get a nickname like the rapist unless there has been some very questionable behaviour. The police were also very quick to focus in on him as a suspect. Then once he was caught he was very quick to accept his fate. All of that suggests to me that he was well known for being very dodgy. He shouldnt have been a police officer, and if he wasnt a police officer, he wouldnt have been able to abduct the poor woman in the way that he did.

That says to me that the met were culpable in her murder. What is most worrying to me is that the met chief doesn't seem to be actively doing anything about it, all she has basically said is ... oops the public may have lost trust in us. I think she should be fired immediately

Having a nickname like that I would strongly suspect there's been a sexual misconduct accusation about him before, probably from a co-worker, probably that went nowhere. Entirely conjecture but it sounds like the sort of thing people would say pointedly if they believed he had done something but had "officially" gotten away with it.

[Niamh.]

The whole story is just revolting. That poor woman, she never had a chance when a man flashes his badge, no one is concerned that the woman is in danger. This is really going to effect how women especially view the Police and being stopped by them

[thesheriff443]

The whole story is just revolting. That poor woman, she never had a chance when a man flashes his badge, no one is concerned that the woman is in danger. This is really going to effect how women especially view the Police and being stopped by them

It’s not far off making people physically sick

What I’m finding hard to absorb is he only joined the police in 2018 so in three years he has gone from nothing to carrying a gun.

[Niamh.]

It’s not far off making people physically sick

What I’m finding hard to absorb is he only joined the police in 2018 so in three years he has gone from nothing to carrying a gun.

and earning the nickname "the Rapist" within the force

[thesheriff443]

and earning the nickname "the Rapist" within the force

Alarm bells would be ringing in any ones head let alone those within the police force with a nickname like that.

[Toy Soldier]

and earning the nickname "the Rapist" within the force

Alarm bells would be ringing in any ones head let alone those within the police force with a nickname like that.

Like I said above I'm convinced he must have been known amongst other officers to at the very least be behaving inappropriately, but it's either not been reported upwards (not wanting to whistleblow), been ignored by superiors, or it's just been considered "rumours" with nothing concrete. Whichever it is, it's pretty clear other officers suspected he was a risk and that makes the whole story even more troubling.

[bots]

Cressida Dick has to take responsibility for this, and she clearly isn't. She must resign, and they need to bring in someone that will do what's necessary. Public confidence has been lost, and that can only be rectified by immediate action. Dick has had a couple of months to formulate a plan and she has done **** all about it

[bots]

Well said

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[joeysteele]

What a disgrace those guidelines are.
For goodness sake.

[Crimson Dynamo]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">🚨 | NEW: Senior North Yorkshire police boss Philip Allott on Sarah Everard:<br><br>‘Women need to be streetwise about when they can be arrested and when they can't be arrested.<br><br>Perhaps women need to consider in terms of the legal process, to just learn a bit about that legal process’</p>&mdash; Politics For All (@PoliticsForAlI) <a href="https://twitter.com/PoliticsForAlI/status/1443941596253274155?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 1, 2021</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>


Yep, its the fault of women now

:skull:

[bots]

i can't honestly believe it. A vulnerable person gets intimidated by the police and is expected to go to someones door and knock on it for protection .... or flag down a bus. I don't think i have ever heard such utter rubbish

[arista]

i can't honestly believe it. A vulnerable person gets intimidated by the police and is expected to go to someones door and knock on it for protection .... or flag down a bus. I don't think i have ever heard such utter rubbish


Yes its sounds crazy.


Kit Malthouse Conservative MP
made an utter mess of this on Early TV this morning

[Crimson Dynamo]

i can't honestly believe it. A vulnerable person gets intimidated by the police and is expected to go to someones door and knock on it for protection .... or flag down a bus. I don't think i have ever heard such utter rubbish

can you imagine flagging down a bus they would literally swerve around you peeping their horns thinking you were drunk or a mentalist?

[thesheriff443]

My thoughts are that initially women she only be approached by female police officers or mixed sex officers

It’s the only real way of solving the problem

[Niamh.]

My thoughts are that initially women she only be approached by female police officers or mixed sex officers

It’s the only real way of solving the problemYeah I agree

[hijaxers]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">🚨 | NEW: Senior North Yorkshire police boss Philip Allott on Sarah Everard:<br><br>‘Women need to be streetwise about when they can be arrested and when they can't be arrested.<br><br>Perhaps women need to consider in terms of the legal process, to just learn a bit about that legal process’</p>&mdash; Politics For All (@PoliticsForAlI) <a href="https://twitter.com/PoliticsForAlI/status/1443941596253274155?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 1, 2021</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>


Yep, its the fault of women now

:skull:

Yep and i hope there has been a sacking ! Just to let the underdogs know if you have this attitude you'll get the boot. Boy does this knobhead deserve the boot.

[Niamh.]

&lt;blockquote class="twitter-tweet"&gt;&lt;p lang="en" dir="ltr"&gt;[emoji599] | NEW: Senior North Yorkshire police boss Philip Allott on Sarah Everard:&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;‘Women need to be streetwise about when they can be arrested and when they can't be arrested.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Perhaps women need to consider in terms of the legal process, to just learn a bit about that legal process’&lt;/p&gt;— Politics For All (@PoliticsForAlI) &lt;a href="https://twitter.com/PoliticsForAlI/status/1443941596253274155?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw"&gt;October 1, 2021&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/blockquote&gt; &lt;script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"&gt;&lt;/script&gt;





Yep, its the fault of women now



:skull:Wow can't believe someone said that...Well I can believe someone said that, still disgusting though

[Vanessa]

I don't feel safe outside after dark.
In fact, I'm usually terrified :sad:

[bots]

the murder of the lady was terrible, but the crap that has come out since the verdict is just shameful. Something has to be done to protect women, and it's up to every one of us now to make our voices heard because this is a pivotal moment

[arista]

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[Vanessa]

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How are we supposed to trust the police now? :shocked:

[arista]

How are we supposed to trust the police now? :shocked:


Yes its not good.

When the Evil Copper was off duty & took his dog for a walk
he had his Handcuffs hanging on his belt



That is not Police Practice.
So he was one very Evil Copper,
who could have rapped more women
and burnt their bodies

We will never know
as he has never said a word about his evil deed
on Sarah.

[Tom4784]

Deleted Post

[arista]

This Evil Copper was at a Higher Level
Gun Holder at the Parliament
which is now very much needed.

Any other Officer would know he was dodgy
as when he walked his dog (while off duty)
he had is handcuffs on his belt
the ones he used on Sarah.

If only she ran off, when he got his handcuffs out,
she trusted him.

[arista]

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[arista]

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[arista]

North Yorkshire Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner
Philip Allot is to Resign
after making comments
regarding the murder of Sarah Everard

SkyNewsHD Live

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[bots]

he only resigned because he was forced into it .... ****ing arsehole

[arista]

he only resigned because he was forced into it .... ****ing arsehole

Yes they all Voted him Out

[all 11 members backing a no-confidence motion in him.]


https://news.sky.com/story/north-yorkshire-police-boss-resigns-after-saying-women-need-to-be-streetwise-following-sarah-everard-murder-12433750

[Cherie]

Yes they all Voted him Out

[all 11 members backing a no-confidence motion in him.]


https://news.sky.com/story/north-yorkshire-police-boss-resigns-after-saying-women-need-to-be-streetwise-following-sarah-everard-murder-12433750

Great, miserable toad

[arista]

Sarah Everard murder: Wayne Couzens applies to appeal against whole-life sentence

[A Court of Appeal official said on
Wednesday: "An application (for permission to mount
an appeal against sentence) has been lodged."

When sentencing Couzens last month,
Lord Justice Fulford described the
circumstances of the kidnap, rape
and murder as "grotesque",
telling him he had "betrayed" his family.]




Reject It
FAST


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-59062950

[Alf]

1 year ago today.

[Cherie]

RIP Sarah

[arista]

This Evil Killer
and 4 others
are now under review.

Lets hope the High Courts
increase them all to Die in prison.

[Niamh.]

This Evil Killer
and 4 others
are now under review.

Lets hope the High Courts
increase them all to Die in prison.

4 others?

[arista]

4 others?


Yes 5 in all
sorry I do not want to use their names
all on this link

All 5 Evil

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-61317609

[bots]

he is appealing against the whole life sentence, said it was unfair

[Cherie]

he is appealing against the whole life sentence, said it was unfair

poor chap, how many women does he think he should have kidnapped, raped and murdered to deserve the full life term

[UserSince2005]

I believe in rehabilitation.

[Zizu]

I believe in rehabilitation.


He can stay with you then .. and he’s your responsibility


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[arista]

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[Mystic Mock]

poor chap, how many women does he think he should have kidnapped, raped and murdered to deserve the full life term

A good ten more he told me.:laugh:

Being serious though we do have to wonder if this guy has ever done this before but just never got caught until now.

[Mystic Mock]

I believe in rehabilitation.

I think it's impossible to redeem a murdering rapist.

[arista]

Today in Court
W. Couzens had another 19 months
added to his long sentence.
The Evil Killer was on an LCD screen
from his prison.

[He was sentenced to a further 19 months for
three offences of indecent exposure.]


https://news.sky.com/story/wayne-couzens-joked-about-sexual-assault-in-newly-released-whatsapp-messages-with-six-other-police-officers-12827447

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/03/21/01/68919453-0-image-m-21_1679361385837.jpg

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11883487/Devastating-review-says-Met-Police-institutionally-racist-corrupt-misogynistic-homophobic.html


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[Scotland Yard is 'broken' and its 'rotten' ranks
are riven with racism, misogyny and homophobia,
a shock review led by
Baroness Louise Casey (pictured) says today]

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it's a very damning report. The problem is that everyone has known there have been issues for decades, and nothing ever happens to fix it

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All 3 News Channels on this new Report

Now Wayne Couzons would never
be a Police Officer.

The Evil Copper
I hope someone kills him in prison.

https://news.sky.com/story/sarah-everards-killer-should-never-have-been-an-officer-report-demands-overhaul-of-police-vetting-13083558


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-68431589