So why not go for a target more relevant to the Police Federation, like perhaps the Home Secretary ?

And why not release the evidence ?

The smokescreen and football supporter politics mentality has sucked you in good and proper hasn't it ?

You've not seen the footage filmed outside the gate looking down on it from a camera positioned in Whitehall ? It's really good quality - you can easily see the cracks on the empty pavement.

So, the e mail, which we now know came from an off-duty copper posing as a member of the public, was sent BEFORE the police log was leaked. We now know that this person was not present at the time of the incident and that their e mail was a complete and utter falsehood.

The contents of this e mail are strikingly similar to the police log. Enough so to suggest that there was collusion between the authors. With this in mind, if coppers are going to lie about being at the scene, they would probably think nothing of fabricating what Mitchell (allegedly) said.

It's looking more and more like a fit up every day. The police have lost all credibility, and if this was a court case it would have been binned by now.

Don't know what the fuss is about really.
The majority of coppers I've encountered over the years [iare[/i plebs.

The bentest of the bent.

As long as Mitchell wasn't playing cards with his mates beforehand he'll be ok.

Yes, playing card residue can be very explosive.



At least they always got their man (e)
Even though it was usually the wrong one(s).

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Why do you think it even comes close to suggest collusion between the authors? Would it not be much more likely that the police officer who has been arrested had seen the police log rather than been involved in writing it?

Of course it's far more likely. But that wouldn't fit the agenda of the poster in question.

The lack of critical thinking ability displayed by a few on this thread is both laughable and depressing.

2 arrests made, dodgy CCTV and a team of 30 investigating what happened and somehow the people wanting truth and justice are the ones with 'an agenda' - baffling.

To be fair, its probably not much worse than is normal on Rlfans when the police are subject to criticism.

The second arrest has nothing to do with the original incident:



So no conspiracy there. In fact no evidence whatsoever of any conspiracy anywhere. And the people harking on about police conspiracies aren't after 'truth and justice'. They're just desperate to score political points.