Policing costs during riots

• howard mcsweeney1

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  19 August 2011     13:02121742
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  http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/cameron-goes-back-on-pledge-to-pay-costs-of-extra-police-2340316.html
• Keith Sansum1

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  19 August 2011     13:04121744
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  oh no
  more problems on the horizon
  
  
  cameron made this decision??
  
  nothing like getting the police on your side
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• howard mcsweeney1

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  19 August 2011     13:05121746
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  it does seem to come across that the government are being attritional towards the police.
• Keith Sansum1

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  19 August 2011     13:12121749
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  big word howard
  blimey mate
  whats the working class edition of that word?
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• Guest 716

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  19 August 2011     13:23121758
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  Theresa May winding up police by using their handling of riots as a reason to push through directly elected police commissioners.
  
  Having claimed his actions quelled the riots when the police did not consult him!!!!!! Flashman goes back on his pledge to cover their costs.Toys out of pram?
• Keith Sansum1

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  19 August 2011     13:27121760
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  there is a cost to policing these type of events
  
  there isnt an alternative,
  
  what appears here is a move to take on the very people that mr camerons
  claims to be proud of.
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