Friday 20 February 2015

Maybe We Should Call Them ‘Insecurity Guards’..?

A young mother was left “traumatised” after an elderly woman tried to throttle her baby in his pushchair in a busy chemist in central London.
The woman in her sixties, wearing a distinctive striped poncho and deerstalker hat, was heard to say “that baby would rather be dead” as she reached into the pram and grabbed the one-year-old boy’s throat.
Scary, and very reminiscent of this case too. Luckily, Boots have security guards and they were quickly on the scene and…

Oh.
A security guard, who had been following the woman inside the store, led her outside before she walked away calmly toward Trafalgar Square.
Good grief! Since she’s clearly the local nutter, it can’t be long before she’s apprehended. That’s assuming that the Met aren’t too busy enforcing political correctness on foreign public transport.

Update: That's a relief!
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6 comments:

  1. Flaxen Saxon20 February 2015 at 09:50

    Shoot, or burn the 'witch'. Tis a kindness after all and a boon to society. I was strangled in the cradle. Never did me any harm. Arse.

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  2. Anonymous20 February 2015 at 10:57

    The NHS treats the world & the Emm Pee Ess polices the world it increasingly seems.

    Still, there would have been officers from the Football Intel Unit travelling with the scumbag Chelsea fans and they have to gather intel and will no doubt ID these arseholes and may well pass on to the French Old Bill who can then do what they seem fit.

    Over here they will get banning orders etc. Not sure if aggravated public order offences under UK law are enforceable under French law or whether they can be tried here for such things (that's why I'm on £12 per hour and not £300 plus) but these oxygen wasters will get some penalty applied.

    Shame a couple of radicalised 'literal wankers' weren't around en route to kill some representatives of a free democratic society - they could have used a few rounds on these fuckwits.

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  3. Bucko20 February 2015 at 13:24

    Speaking about the Paris train thing:

    ""But he said that now the incident had emerged publicly he had the confidence to file a police complaint.""

    And

    ""What happened should not go unpunished.""

    It seems he was happy for it to go unpunished until he got his fifteen minutes.

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  4. Budvar20 February 2015 at 14:26

    Well quite Joolz, only this morning there was some twonk on R2 having a whinge about the cost of policing this and that, and how the money is all but gone. Yet they can as you say find the funds and manpower to enforce political correctness on the Paris Metro.

    When all said and done, all that has happened is a bit of rowdy behavior by a bunch of pissed up silly cunts. No one was hurt/injured or killed. It was a public order crime at best, and probably warrants a £250 fine.

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  5. Budvar21 February 2015 at 09:58

    So can we expect the met and gendarmarie to use everything at their disposal to bring these vile racists to book?

    I await the international condemnation in all the press, tweets, and facebook any minute now..


    http://metro.co.uk/2015/02/20/this-area-is-black-so-f-off-racist-vandals-target-young-mums-new-flat-5071384/

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  6. JuliaM23 February 2015 at 06:51

    "Shame a couple of radicalised 'literal wankers' weren't around en route to kill some representatives of a free democratic society - they could have used a few rounds on these fuckwits."

    If allowed...

    "It seems he was happy for it to go unpunished until he got his fifteen minutes."

    And comp-en-say-shun!

    "When all said and done, all that has happened is a bit of rowdy behavior by a bunch of pissed up silly cunts. No one was hurt/injured or killed."

    And people have been, in the past, by this demographic without one-tenth of this outcry!

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