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A Polish mother was arrested after refusing to leave her 13 year old son unattended with a police officer in Liverpool. Her son had been accused by a Nigerian family living in social housing of stealing garden keys, an allegation he denies. The officer later threatened to pepper spray...

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AK Hiker ✝️1 month ago

A black family accused the White boy of stealing garden keys The boy had no place to hide the supposedly stolen keys. He wasn't even wearing shoes Naturally UK police treated the White child worse than a black or muslim rapist

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Kai Summers1 month ago

That guy should not be a police officer. He escalated this pushing her twice at the start. If the boy is 13 then his mother would need to come to the police station anyway, so all of this was antagonistic on the officers part.

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WesleyWinter1 month ago

2. 13 year old boy was put into a police van barefoot.

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WesleyWinter1 month ago

3. His parents later took him to hospital with a broken wrist, allegedly caused by the arresting officer

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WesleyWinter1 month ago

4. The boy was 12 at the time of the incident his birthday was 2 days later.

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WesleyWinter1 month ago

5. The family had previously allowed their son to play with their Nigerian neighbour. However, the boy’s father told the neighbour he was no longer welcome in their home after he allegedly stole sweets from a petrol station while out with the family.

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WesleyWinter1 month ago

6. Before the alleged theft of the garden keys, the boys had been playing football in the street. The Nigerian family’s son reportedly wanted to join them, but they refused to let him play.

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Brian Jessop 🇬🇧 🇺🇸1 month ago

There was a time when the police force was professional. Now the police seems to act like the Mafia, going around bullying and attacking innocent vulnerable members of the public.

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Non-Suicidally Empathetic1 month ago

Poles rank lower than Nigerians in Burnham/Starmer’s Britain:

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Noelle Allen1 month ago

Gentle reminder: they arrested a mother not wanting to leave her son, and broke a CHILDS wrist over possible stolen keys. But allowed a man who STABBED ANOTHER TO DEATH to not be handcuffed.

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gee1 month ago

Who on earth would choose to be in Englandistan over safe and white Poland?

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Don Pauly1 month ago

@Scotlands55 So black immigrants accuse a white boy of stealing with likely no evidence and the police just go a break his wrist! Welcome to Great SHITain 🇬🇧 💩 @elonmusk @JDVance

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Carla Rogers1 month ago

@noreen022348172 You can’t just talk to kids without an appropriate adult it’s very simple and has been like that for many years

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Auguste Prompt1 month ago

How can the police be so weak, ill-trained, and dysgenic looking.

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Jimmy English🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿1 month ago

We're being policed by mentally ill people. The whole system is a disaster.

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ThirdEyeOnTheStreet1 month ago

What even are the police in England now? So many videos highlighting their complete incompetence in the role. What requirements do they need to pass these days to be enrolled? What does their conflict management training involve? Seems like madness. If there was an issue with a 13yo, they should have took his name and address and dealt with it after investigating, he clearly wasn't any kind of immediate threat...

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BakerBoy1 month ago

This is Britain.

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South Dakotans for MAHA1 month ago

That officer seems like a violent prick, and you know he’d be a lot more respectful to some Pakistani family.

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Susie1 month ago

That officer should be charged with assault on a minor fkn bullies that's all they are, they think they a clever, their time will come.

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Didumissthenews1 month ago

This liverpool police officers needs to be fired because no unless the parent is actively interfering, she should not be subject to this violent behavior. Plus the kid being treated and breaking his wrist needs to be investigated. @MerseyPolice

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Angie Rayner 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 I was born first 🇬🇧1 month ago

@jesusitrusti This turns my stomach , the police remove children for potential abuse yet they do things like this. I can tell you the emotional impact this has on a child can be very bad for future relations. The mother’s instinct is to protect.

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Rizza1 month ago

@michelle_t24926 In a normal reality that officer would be in jail for life.

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Tony1 month ago

Even if he had taken the keys (which he hadn’t) why does that deserve an arrest and a visit to the Police Station? Surely a visit by an officer and a good talking to would be sufficient? I guess there must be absolutely no serious crime in Liverpool if all of these resources can be utilised against something as trivial as this Oh, the accusation came from an ethnic minority? that explains everything…..

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Maximus Dex1 month ago

He said a 'Nigerian family living in social housing ' as though they ain't shit or lack some form of credibility 🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️ You can't even hide it...

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Ree1 month ago

A grotesque use of force from the officer.

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BlakRainKraiyon1 month ago

You are not concerned about the boy who stole. You made it look like stealing is okay and not an issue at all. They are neighbours, which makes both of them living in social housing, but you choose to make the Nigerian family louder. Also, it’s completely unverified if that’s social housing. You just knew by saying that it would draw a lot of backlash from racist pricks and cunts who think with their private parts rather than being logical about it. A woman interfering with police duty is wrong, but it is none of your concern anyway. You are only highlighting her bad behaviour as a convenient excuse to justify your racial bias against the victims. If the boy being arrested was from the Nigerian family, most of you would see stealing as a crime and speak against it. But since it’s the other way around, y'all can’t hide your racist habits and stupidity online. You ignore the actual crime and the mother's clear wrongdoing just so you can coddle a thief based on his skin colour.

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David Herbert1 month ago

🤔

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Sally Malcolm1 month ago

@SouthersonX

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Zohan khan1 month ago

More powers to Police. Completely support Police here. That woman should have been arrested as well and next morning deported straight to Poland.

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e_gauge1 month ago

Another day, another abhorrent act of policing in the UK. Surely those at the top are embarrassed by this? Surely people need to resign - it's constant idiocy at this point.

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PseudamHussein1 month ago

Disgusting abuse of power

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asap1 month ago

You don't want your son end up like Henry Novak. So staying with your teen son is very reasonable. Leaving kid with British police my result in death as per Henry Novak case.

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Saskia1 month ago

Is there a single competent police officer left in this country anymore? I don't even know where to begin with this one. Zero skills. Beta. Failure to adhere to PACE. Hope they sue the absolute shit out of them. Like you should put a 13 year old lad in a police van over a *suspected* stolen key. Of course we all know why this happened. They're White, complainant is black. Yawn.

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Alan.666 🇲🇽🇨🇦1 month ago

Remember his face, when the civil war begins all those coppers will get what's coming for them, traitors will be judged by the commom folk

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Jackcrest1 month ago

Whatever the circumstances this is just plain wrong. There is overwhelming evidence that the UK police forces are broken and a national inquiry is needed to find out why and recommend fixes.

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Simon Williams1 month ago

The Nigerians on the other hand have been given a benefits increase.

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LOULOU1 month ago

@liverpoolPOLICE Seriously? What a revolting example of how NOT to Police.

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Mr_Fireside 🔥1 month ago

You dont hate the pathetic UK police enough.

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