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@Sunnyl5wc @Iromg Like growing concrete, is that saying how it is 🤦‍♂️

@Iromg Just had a look at Dr’s posts - says it all really 😂 this is what’s wrong with our society in the UK and at least Mike says it like it is and knows we’re not blind 🫣

The leftie fake doctor thinks people that enjoy my show are stupid. Usual snobby nonsense from my stalker…

@ParkerTandA Brilliant cant wait to visit hooters again 🤣🤣. Well done 👏

League One is complete. No Beckham, Neville and Co blah, blah ...

@fion79076 @MrPitbull07 Once are you feeling ok, the sun too hot for you. Happens every day in the UK. Not sure about south Africa where you're tweeting from ya bot

@MrPitbull07 So just once UK police did the right thing? Whoopee. Surprised they didn’t tell her she deserved it.

🚔 “There was a lady under the train and she was still alive. So we’ve got to get on to that and deal with it.” That was the mindset of four South Yorkshire Police firearms officers faced with a scene most people would never forget. A busy platform at Doncaster Station. Commuters in shock. A woman trapped underneath a train with catastrophic injuries. PC Christopher Bell, PC Ben Hawley, PC Carl Holden and PC Tanveer Akhtar didn’t stand back and wait. They climbed down onto the tracks with their first aid kits and crawled underneath the train. “One foot clearance above our heads.” Just picture that for a moment. Darkness. Metal. Noise. Confusion. And four officers trying to keep somebody alive underneath a train carriage. PC Bell recalled: “I had to take my stab vest off to get under the train.” PC Hawley said: “We ran past ambulance and fire services on the platform. I just shouted: ‘This line off? Are we safe to get down?’” Then came the moment they discovered the woman was still conscious. “It was surprising that she was conscious and talking. She could tell us her name, but was massively in shock.” The officers applied tourniquets to her legs, treated serious head injuries, and manoeuvred her inch by inch underneath the carriage so they could support her head and keep her alive. And this is something a lot of people outside policing probably don’t realise… Firearms officers receive advanced trauma and first aid training because they may have to deal with catastrophic injuries in some of the most dangerous situations imaginable. That training mattered here. The ability to stay calm. The ability to use tourniquets correctly. The ability to assess trauma injuries under immense pressure. The ability to work together in an environment where one wrong move could have had devastating consequences. Later, NHS surgeons contacted police to say that without the officers’ intervention, the woman’s life “would have been lost.” That is extraordinary policing. Not for applause. Not for recognition. Just courage, professionalism, teamwork, and four officers refusing to give up on another human being. For anyone thinking about police recruitment or wanting to join the police… This is the reality of the job at its very best. Highly trained officers making life-or-death decisions in seconds and using those skills to save somebody’s daughter, friend, partner or mum. Completely deserved recipients of the South Yorkshire Police Federation Bravery Awards. 👏 Talk soon, Brendan

@adiFamily_ @GwaliaClassics Bloody hell 😡

Do not interact with the @GwaliaClassics account in any way, it has been hacked Unfollow, and Andy has appealed, hopefully gets it back

Chuff it’s hot. I’m sweating like a firearms officer in a spelling test.

@doridan24 @MPFed 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 funny you had to mention your height bit insecure are we. Bless ya, your fingers must be really sore tapping on your keyboard like the warrior you are. I'm guessing 5 foot and a dog end living in someone's basement....bless

Police Federation condemns ‘overnight’ cut to police pension lump sums polfed.org/news/latest-ne…

@bentcoppper Ooooh look based in Cambodia connected in Romania. Bots are out in force today

Good it's time ALL public sector pensions were reviewed, used to be public servants were paid less but got letter pensions as a payoff Now theyre paid more, work less and get even better pensions.

@FairlyClare @ThePosieParker You do know the police dont decide the charges and sentencing dont you for rape cases.

@ThePosieParker Yep, makes you wonder what the point of the police is anymore.

My daughter and I were discussing this and she asked why we bothered to make rape illegal?

@Mickskinz What on God's earth are you talking about. Cant even get the airport right.

There is only one explanation of how a jury of 12 could not reach a verdict in the Heathrow cop beating case. We all know the answer. We now have a clear threat to the justice system here in the UK. Sectarianism. It's very concerning and anyone that suggests I'm being somehow unreasonable. Go fuck yourself 🫵😁

@scottneedham88 Really, you sure about that

If this was a football lad that did this on a Saturday, he’d have the book thrown at him. Just saying

@AndrewGold_ok @LucyTCWife Reminder she was charged and sentenced for inciting racial hatred that she pleaded guilty to....but hey hoh

Reminder that @LucyTCWife was sentenced to over 30 months for a tweet that was up for a few hours.

@RossLee_ Nobody got off the lad in the picture has already been found guilty of assaulting 2 police officers and headbutting someone else. The trial was for assault on another police officer. Not sure why you've posted that picture suppose it gets clicks and likes

@PatrickChristys Sorry are you a serious journalist or what, the fella on the left has been convicted of 3 assaults two of which were female officers. The fella on the right is alleged to have assaulted a male officer. You cant keep going for a retrail just because you didnt like the decision 🤦‍♂️

Surely the CPS has to go for another retrial for these two?!

@Sisyphuscomplex For precedent the bloke has been convicted of breaking that offucers nose and 2 further assaults. Maybe do some background work, the retrial was for the assault on PC Marsden a male officer where he recieved no injuries

Just to be clear; cases such as this produce precedent. For a jury to find it difficult to prosecute men for breaking a female police officers nose is something all police need to pay attention to, and all people of the country to understand. Consequences.

@EssexPR Journalist 🤣 🤣 why show a photograph of someone who has already been convicted of that assault...doh 🤦‍♂️

They will tell you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command…

@dunstablian Eh,what are you on about one of the brothers has been convicted for that assault. This retrial was for the assault on PC Marsden who is a male officer. Clearly haven't been across this case have you

Just in, Manchester airport thugs discharged as jury could not reach a verdict. The prosecution must ask for a retrial under no circumstances should these thugs be allowed to get away with breaking a Police woman's nose and assaulting other Police Officers. A grotesque outcome..

@AirForce_Carl @EssexPR @sct_ltd He's already been sentenced for that assault keep up dear chap.

@EssexPR @sct_ltd I wonder if I’d still be serving my country in the RAF if this was me

I wonder if a jury would fail to find me guilty, if I’d punched a police officer and it was caught clearly on numerous cctv cameras ? What do you reckon ?

@TheFreds No they're not need to do some facts checking there fella. A large percentage of those in prison are for domestic related offences.

@Theleaguemag Fantastic team in that era, class kit as well 👍

Bradford City 1988-89