OT: Henry Nowak handcuffing?

"producing equality of policing outcomes... does not mean treating everyone 'the same' or being 'colour blind'...". That's from the police action plan in Hampshire. It speaks for itself yet some think two tier policing isn't a thing

Yet more non white British people are arrested than white British.

But don't let the facts get in the way.

79% of those arrested are white
7% are black
Where do you get your facts from?

Going by what I heard a police chief say on the radio the other day while I was on the way up to Makerfield, to be fair I may have misheard him going by that.

Jock is correct with his numbers. How ever it’s no like for like as the population is mainly white now if we break it down
.94% of white people get arrested against 2.04% of black people strange how that got omitted almost as if those figures don’t back up the agenda.

I may be being cynical.

If the general public are so supportive of Farage's view on this horrible case, then why is the Reform candidate trailing in the polls in Makerfield (especially as Labour are so unpopular right now)? Why are they not expected to win the two by-elections in Scotland either?

Because thankfully, the majority of UK citizens were appalled by Farage's response.

"producing equality of policing outcomes... does not mean treating everyone 'the same' or being 'colour blind'...". That's from the police action plan in Hampshire. It speaks for itself yet some think two tier policing isn't a thing

Yet more non white British people are arrested than white British.

But don't let the facts get in the way.

79% of those arrested are white
7% are black
Where do you get your facts from?

Going by what I heard a police chief say on the radio the other day while I was on the way up to Makerfield, to be fair I may have misheard him going by that.

Jock is correct with his numbers. How ever it’s no like for like as the population is mainly white now if we break it down
.94% of white people get arrested against 2.04% of black people strange how that got omitted almost as if those figures don’t back up the agenda.

I may be being cynical.

If the general public are so supportive of Farage's view on this horrible case, then why is the Reform candidate trailing in the polls in Makerfield (especially as Labour are so unpopular right now)? Why are they not expected to win the two by-elections in Scotland either?

Because thankfully, the majority of UK citizens were appalled by Farage's response.

I think you are fully aware that Manchester is about as far left as you can get in this country. I'm hopeful Burnham gets in, kicks two tier Keir out and we can get the snap election this country desperately needs

If the general public are so supportive of Farage's view on this horrible case, then why is the Reform candidate trailing in the polls in Makerfield (especially as Labour are so unpopular right now)? Why are they not expected to win the two by-elections in Scotland either?

Because thankfully, the majority of UK citizens were appalled by Farage's response.

I think you are fully aware that Manchester is about as far left as you can get in this country. I'm hopeful Burnham gets in, kicks two tier Keir out and we can get the snap election this country desperately needs

Then why did Reform win in the local elections in Makerfield? How can they have won that but as quick as this is after that, they're not leading in the polls in the by election?

Because people aren't happy with how Farage exploited a horrific case like this.