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The bodycam literally shows a police officer responding to a man who's been stabbed with "I don't think you have mate", just because his killer said the man was

The bodycam literally shows a police officer responding to a man who's been stabbed with "I don't think you have mate", just because his killer said the man was racist.

lwhi 4mo ago
I'll make this simple for you. The behaviour of one officer does not mean that we should no longer live in a diverse society. This is one incident. The officer is question made a terrible call. The fact that people like you are using this as ammunition to further frankly racist aims, is an egregious afront to everyone living in the UK.
- b65e8bee43c2ed0 4mo ago
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  - lwhi 4mo ago
    You are simply racist.
    - b65e8bee43c2ed0 4mo ago
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      - tomhow 4mo ago
        We've banned this account.
- jadamson 4mo ago
  There were four officers in attendance [1] and race guidance [2] that says, quote: > Our commitment to racial equity [...] does not mean treating everyone ‘the same’ or being ‘colour blind’ (racial equality). is currently under review as a result [3]. [1] https://theconversation.com/police-to-review-anti-racism-guidance-after-henry-nowak-murder-why-theyre-right-to-do-so-284493 https://theconversation.com/police-to-review-anti-racism-gui... [2] https://www.npcc.police.uk/our-work/police-race-action-plan/police-anti-racism-commitment/ https://www.npcc.police.uk/our-work/police-race-action-plan/... [3] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c392gj41pgpo https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c392gj41pgpo
  - lwhi 4mo ago
    And what's your point?
    - jadamson 4mo ago
      You said one officer. There were four in attendance. You're saying that allegations of two-tier policing are far-right disinformation. In fact, it is official policy, and the IPCC document leaves no room for interpretation on this. Another user brought up Jean Charles de Menezes, a man killed in the wake of the 7/7 London bombings after being misidentified as a terror threat that should not be allowed on the tube. Ironically, that operation was overseen by a woman who went on to become the Met Police Commissioner, setting diversity targets that led to [1] (quoting Wikipedia): > In January 2026, a Met Police review revealed that in an attempt to meet the diversity targets set by Dick, senior figures in the force had allowed recruitment standards to fall. More than 100 applicants who initially failed vetting procedures were later allowed to join after their cases were referred to a special panel set up to scrutinise rejected applications from ethnic minority candidates. Several of these went on to commit criminal offences or misconduct, including violence, sex attacks and drug use. The rot is very deep at this point, and it's far too late to pretend it isn't happening. Your efforts would be better spent on arguing why the policies you support are a good thing. The UK is already seeing a right-wing resurgence with the simultaneous collapse of Labour and the Conservatives, and rise of Reform and Restore. If the left fails to justify these policies to the masses, they'll be doing more for the far right than anyone on this forum could ever dream of. [1] https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/01/08/met-hired-child-rape-suspect-to-boost-diversity/ https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/01/08/met-hired-child-...
      - lwhi 4mo ago
        > You're saying that allegations of two-tier policing are far-right disinformation. No. I am saying that this one event is being used as ammunition by racist organisations to further their aims. One officer was filmed on body cam arresting Henry Nowak. I am referring to him. I am utterly disgusted by the number of frankly racist people using this as a reason to prevent our society being celebrated for its diversity. It's wrong to use this as an example of why immigration is bad for society. I find your efforts abhorrent. > In fact, it is official policy, and the IPCC document leaves no room for interpretation on this. Which policy led to this tragedy occurring?
croes 4mo ago
That proves the police officer made a mistake and not a two tier justice system. Not the first mistake police made. Do you think the same people who protest now, also protested when the person who died was non-white?
userbinator 4mo ago
It's "disinformation" because it's not what the The Ministry of Truth says. The far right, is far from wrong.

The bodycam literally shows a police officer responding to a man who's been stabbed with "I don't think you have mate", just because his killer said the man was racist.

lwhi 4mo ago

I'll make this simple for you. The behaviour of one officer does not mean that we should no longer live in a diverse society. This is one incident. The officer is question made a terrible call. The fact that people like you are using this as ammunition to further frankly racist aims, is an egregious afront to everyone living in the UK.

b65e8bee43c2ed0 4mo ago
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- lwhi 4mo ago
  You are simply racist.
  - b65e8bee43c2ed0 4mo ago
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    - tomhow 4mo ago
      We've banned this account.
jadamson 4mo ago
There were four officers in attendance [1] and race guidance [2] that says, quote: > Our commitment to racial equity [...] does not mean treating everyone ‘the same’ or being ‘colour blind’ (racial equality). is currently under review as a result [3]. [1] https://theconversation.com/police-to-review-anti-racism-guidance-after-henry-nowak-murder-why-theyre-right-to-do-so-284493 https://theconversation.com/police-to-review-anti-racism-gui... [2] https://www.npcc.police.uk/our-work/police-race-action-plan/police-anti-racism-commitment/ https://www.npcc.police.uk/our-work/police-race-action-plan/... [3] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c392gj41pgpo https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c392gj41pgpo
- lwhi 4mo ago
  And what's your point?
  - jadamson 4mo ago
    You said one officer. There were four in attendance. You're saying that allegations of two-tier policing are far-right disinformation. In fact, it is official policy, and the IPCC document leaves no room for interpretation on this. Another user brought up Jean Charles de Menezes, a man killed in the wake of the 7/7 London bombings after being misidentified as a terror threat that should not be allowed on the tube. Ironically, that operation was overseen by a woman who went on to become the Met Police Commissioner, setting diversity targets that led to [1] (quoting Wikipedia): > In January 2026, a Met Police review revealed that in an attempt to meet the diversity targets set by Dick, senior figures in the force had allowed recruitment standards to fall. More than 100 applicants who initially failed vetting procedures were later allowed to join after their cases were referred to a special panel set up to scrutinise rejected applications from ethnic minority candidates. Several of these went on to commit criminal offences or misconduct, including violence, sex attacks and drug use. The rot is very deep at this point, and it's far too late to pretend it isn't happening. Your efforts would be better spent on arguing why the policies you support are a good thing. The UK is already seeing a right-wing resurgence with the simultaneous collapse of Labour and the Conservatives, and rise of Reform and Restore. If the left fails to justify these policies to the masses, they'll be doing more for the far right than anyone on this forum could ever dream of. [1] https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/01/08/met-hired-child-rape-suspect-to-boost-diversity/ https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/01/08/met-hired-child-...
    - lwhi 4mo ago
      > You're saying that allegations of two-tier policing are far-right disinformation. No. I am saying that this one event is being used as ammunition by racist organisations to further their aims. One officer was filmed on body cam arresting Henry Nowak. I am referring to him. I am utterly disgusted by the number of frankly racist people using this as a reason to prevent our society being celebrated for its diversity. It's wrong to use this as an example of why immigration is bad for society. I find your efforts abhorrent. > In fact, it is official policy, and the IPCC document leaves no room for interpretation on this. Which policy led to this tragedy occurring?

croes 4mo ago

That proves the police officer made a mistake and not a two tier justice system. Not the first mistake police made. Do you think the same people who protest now, also protested when the person who died was non-white?

userbinator 4mo ago

It's "disinformation" because it's not what the The Ministry of Truth says. The far right, is far from wrong.