Seems that the fact an 8 year old was touched up is not important.
Imagine it was levelled at TR.
I'm sure there would be calls for a lynching but because TR was the victims father it doesnt matter about her.
Maybe it turns people on.

Ever heard of Hillsborough

Well should they then their reasoning would be just as puzzling as it concerns hypocrisy.

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Oh dear, the level of misrepresentation is reaching new heights and occuring on a daily basis now. So let me be quite clear. I don't support the Police over the grooming gangs, or indeed over Hillsborough. I can hear the gasps of disbelief and incredulity down here in Cornwall, so let me explain what I mean.

I support the Police. Period. Always. In everything and every way. I believe it's the duty of every citizen to support our Police at all times.

That doesn't mean they are perfect. Nothing run by people can ever be perfect. They make mistakes. They take decisions that, with the benefit of hindsight, can subsequently look to be grave errors. Sometimes their management systems fail and need radical overhaul. Sometimes they are working under government imposed restrictions we are unaware of. These days they work under enormous pressure, with stretched manpower and resources so they need our support and understanding more than ever.

Like everyone else the Police can learn from their mistakes and serve us better as a consequence. What they need is for us to have their backs, providing as much physical and moral support as possible.

What they don't need are loud mouthed trouble makers, and their apologists, making their job more difficult.

"Robinson" was apparently arrested for taking the law into his own hands and causing someone actual bodily harm. If true that's no one's fault other than his own.

That someone was alleged to have "groped his child" doesn't mean that they did, or if the evidence to prove they did, or did not, exists. That's why the Police need to quietly and objectively review the evidence and decide what action is appropriate. It's not revolutionary. It's standard procedure. If there is a history of similar complaints at the same location then that might raise the level of the investigation.

I do agree though with one thing. The recording does reveal all you need to know. Which is that "Robinson" is still the aggressive loud mouth he has always been and the the Police are doing their job.

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"Robinson" not trusting the Police is irrelevant to the way they are handling this issue. It appears he did punch someone and got arrested for it, because there was actual evidence. It has been alleged that someone groped a child and the Police are investigating the circumstances.

The "grooming gangs" issue is unconnected and has no parallels that I can see other than that "Robinson" has been trying to involve himself in both.

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Of course. Your point being what? That the Police make mistakes and can learn from them?

Everyone can learn. Most do. Only died in the wool regressives never change things and believe that yesterday's practices were better than tomorrow's.

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