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Youth Killed in Bakery Row

Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 8:56 am
by steve56
This happened yesterday in London .

Re: Youth Killed in Bakery Row

Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 10:10 am
by Pervert
It sounded particularly nasty.

Re: Youth Killed in Bakery Row

Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 10:14 am
by steve56
Police are still looking for the killer .

Re: Youth Killed in Bakery Row

Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 10:31 am
by Pervert
Let's hope they get him soon.


Re: Youth Killed in Bakery Row

Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 3:04 pm
by spider
Quote from the BBC News Website

"The suspect, described as a male youth, made off from the scene up Burnt Ash Hill towards Burnt Ash Lane."

That's a very vague description.

Why so vague do you think?

Re: Youth Killed in Bakery Row

Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 3:21 pm
by Officer Dibble
"That's a very vague description. ...Why so vague do you think?"

Yes, it's struck many others as being odd, too - not least since there was no shortage of witnesses. So let's speculate. I reckon it's because the suspect was a little old lady from rural Cambria and media luvvies and their law enforcement counterparts don't want you to think that little old ladies are particularly prone to acts of mindless sociopathic violence - particularly as we are now seeing similarly horrific cases coming to national attention on an almost daily basis. I mean, ordinary 'ignorant' people can't be trusted, can they? They might see a 2 and then another 2, and misguidedly surmise that they made 4.



Officer Dibble




Re: Youth Killed in Bakery Row

Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 12:39 pm
by randyandy
Officer Dibble wrote:

> "That's a very vague description. ...Why so vague do you
> think?"
>
> Yes, it's struck many others as being odd, too - not least
> since there was no shortage of witnesses. So let's speculate. I
> reckon it's because the suspect was a little old lady from
> rural Cambria and media luvvies and their law enforcement
> counterparts don't want you to think that little old ladies are
> particularly prone to acts of mindless sociopathic violence -
> particularly as we are now seeing similarly horrific cases
> coming to national attention on an almost daily basis. I mean,
> ordinary 'ignorant' people can't be trusted, can they? They
> might see a 2 and then another 2, and misguidedly surmise that
> they made 4.
>
>
>
> Officer Dibble
>

Been away for the weekend is the above in relation to the young lad killed?


Re: Youth Killed in Bakery Row

Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 12:53 pm
by Sam Slater
What do you mean by 'vague description', spider?

It's actually ironic that you're being vague in addressing their supposed vagueness!

They've said he's a male youth and told us the direction he ran off in. If they don't know any more than that, they're not purposely being vague. What do you want, his starsign?


Re: Youth Killed in Bakery Row

Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 1:08 pm
by Peter
Sam Slater wrote:


> They've said he's a male youth and told us the direction he ran
> off in. If they don't know any more than that, they're not
> purposely being vague. What do you want, his starsign?
>
>

Black, white, asian, chinese, other?

Re: Youth Killed in Bakery Row

Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 1:21 pm
by Sam Slater
Maybe it isn't clear. A lighter skinned black guy, or mixed race (black/white) guy can be mistaken for an Indian/Asian/Arab quiet easily.

If it's not definite then it's not helpful to guess as to the race of the culprit as the media report -if inaccurate- would infact help the culprit from being detected. (for instance: the media say he was black, but in reality he was a dark-skinned Indian...or Moroccan.... the culprit would be laughing)

Could you determine the difference between a 'white' Brit and a 'white' Croat/Pole in the middle of a 15 second, panic-stricken scuffle?