Buckingham Palace : Police taser man who was 'holding knife to his throat'
 

{Police taser man who was 'holding knife to his throat'
during Changing of Guard at Buckingham Palace
Metropolitan Police confirm taser was used in
central London at 11:55am
Photos show man holding knife to his throat
during Changing of the Guard
Queen and Prince Philip were at Sandringham Estate
in Norfolk at the time}

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What this Bloke want?
he never got live on TV news

oh my stars why do that

London Police actually use Horses to get around? :laugh2: How behind the times is England, Jesus.

why 2 knives?...odd

Maybe he thought it would look better on HD News

No Pat
They do not.

But in that Zone near the Palace
they do.

Keeping our standards High

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"Scary: The dramatic incident saw the man brandish
two knives in front of hundreds of terrified tourists"

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Aim the taser

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And down he goes

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"a backpack in a cordoned off area outside
Buckingham Palace in London"

Not only that, but they're more manuverable than cars.

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/...30_634x355.jpg..there wasn't much left of him..that must have been a pretty powerful taser...

:joker:

some of them do, especially near my college :p
it's not that common though

Not only that, the mounted rider gets a better view than one on foot ..... :pipe:

Not only that, but a horse's presence can be used to intimidate and control crowds ..... :pipe:

"Not only that, the mounted rider gets a better view than one on foot"


Do you Think Pat - Could work that out?

:laugh2:

:suspect:


Have you ever been to London?

I wonder if the use of the Taser in these particular circumstances was the correct course of action bearing in mind he had the knife held firmly against his throat ?

The effect of the Taser may have inadvertently caused him to violently twitch and accidentally cut his own throat. Wouldn't it have been better to speak with him and encourage him to put the knife down first ?

As the Police got Closer
he got his knife higher.
He was not going to talk to them
(Maybe a TV News could have got closer)

The taser made him drop his kitchen knife, infact.

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The taser was the best way to deal with this man

They're the best crowd control "vehicle" in the world. Providing those in the crowd aren't petrol bombing each other, of course. How behind the times would that be, Jesus...

From ITV1 London

54 year old Talaq Raymond is due to appear in Court Tomorrow

why has he been taken to court :laugh2:

did we find out why he did it

Crime : affray


He started going at the cops with his kitchen knife

Not till tomorrow.

It's almost like a scene from Blazing Saddles where the sheriff holds the knife to his own throat and says " ... one more step and the N***** gets it !!!