[The Slim Reaper]

Turns out he's an ambulance driver.

[arista]

Yes Aaron's OK
I follow him.


It appears being Black
is a problem in UK and more Evil USA

[Denver]

Bit of a click bait title to suggest she is racist tbh and there is no proof in that tweet he is an ambulance driver, he also said he was arrested for a driving offence which means you cant drive an ambulance?

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Denver

Bit of a click bait title to suggest she is racist tbh and there is no proof in that tweet he is an ambulance driver, he also said he was arrested for a driving offence which means you cant drive an ambulance?

Where does the title say she is racist?

I said it turns out he's an ambulance driver.

Convictions can be "spent" especially if they're not drug or violence related.

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Denver

Bit of a click bait title to suggest she is racist tbh and there is no proof in that tweet he is an ambulance driver, he also said he was arrested for a driving offence which means you cant drive an ambulance?

He didn’t suggest she was racist, he was let go once they found his job Id and being arrested doesn’t mean charges were brought so he can be an ambulance driver

[caprimint]

There's literally no context to this at all?

Why is he stood in the middle of an estate?

[Marsh.]

Cummings: *travels 260 miles for an Easter jolly*

TiBB: So? Government guidelines weren't laws.

Common man: *stands on an estate*

TiBB: Why is he stood in the middle of an estate? (He lives there)

[Oliver_W]

How were they supposed to know he's an ambulance driver if he was there to meet his friend? Not enough context to really comment on this.

Though they should have done this with Cummings.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by caprimint

There's literally no context to this at all?

Why is he stood in the middle of an estate?

Why does it matter? He says on the vid he lives near there and he's come to see some friends.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

How were they supposed to know he's an ambulance driver if he was there to meet his friend? Not enough context to really comment on this.

Though they should have done this with Cummings.

Have you ever been arrested for standing near to where people live?

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Cummings: *travels 260 miles for an Easter jolly*

TiBB: So? Government guidelines weren't laws.

Common man: *stands on an estate*

TiBB: Why is he stood in the middle of an estate? (He lives there)

[user104658]

Stopping him, asking what he's doing and even asking him to move along; fine.

Moving to cuff someone who is being 100% compliant? No. She looks nervous and inexperienced IMO. Which is a problem in itself.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Stopping him, asking what he's doing and even asking him to move along; fine.

Moving to cuff someone who is being 100% compliant? No. She looks nervous and inexperienced IMO. Which is a problem in itself.

Yeah, almost like she was being as nice as possible to whack them cuffs on quick as possible before her voice broke. She'd decided she was cuffing and taking him "into custody" before even approaching him.

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Why does it matter? He says on the vid he lives near there and he's come to see some friends.

Because if you don't have full context you can't make a proper judgement

Like I assume there was a reason the police were there to begin with and may have also had a reason for asking him questions...?

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Yeah, almost like she was being as nice as possible to whack them cuffs on quick as possible before her voice broke. She'd decided she was cuffing and taking him "into custody" before even approaching him.

Indeed, she also tipped her hand: she asked "Have you ever been arrested BEFORE", clearly indicating an intent to arrest when literally nothing at all had happened, and she hadn't even finished the basic questions.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Where does the title say she is racist?

I said it turns out he's an ambulance driver.

Convictions can be "spent" especially if they're not drug or violence related.

You put black guy in your title to insulate he was arrested for being black

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Have you ever been arrested for standing near to where people live?

I've never stood in the open during a "lockdown".

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by Denver

You put black guy in your title to insulate he was arrested for being black

Literally

[Denver]

This has happened to many people during Coronavirus, the police have kinda been made redundant so need to find their own crimes to solve

[user104658]

Originally Posted by caprimint

Because if you don't have full context you can't make a proper judgement



Like I assume there was a reason the police were there to begin with and may have also had a reason for asking him questions...?

They had probably been tipped off about dealing in the area but that doesn't matter - that alone doesn't offer a good reason for physically restraining or cuffing someone who has already consented to being searched?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Denver

This has happened to many people during Coronavirus, the police have kinda been made redundant so need to find their own crimes to solve

[The Slim Reaper]

Literally

[Marsh.]

The first time I've ever seen anyone try to seriously say the police are underworked.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Stopping him, asking what he's doing and even asking him to move along; fine.

Moving to cuff someone who is being 100% compliant? No. She looks nervous and inexperienced IMO. Which is a problem in itself.

There's not even any reasonable reason to be suspicious though.

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Denver

You put black guy in your title to insulate he was arrested for being black

No he didn’t, the title clearly states what he was arrested for