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oraclesmith replied

12 September 2006, 12:54
If his lawyer had a branch in the States, would it be called Lizar US ?
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Moose423956 replied

12 September 2006, 12:51
Is it something about the name "King" which allows police to beat up suspects and get away with it? I wonder if he's related to Rodney King.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/2119943.stm
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12 September 2006, 12:36
Traditional Policing methods work...

CCTV officer's kick 'justified'

A police officer captured by CCTV cameras apparently kicking a handcuffed suspect has been cleared by a police disciplinary panel.
The sergeant allegedly kicked Delbo King, 35, as he arrested the former paratrooper for criminal damage in Manchester city centre in June 2003.

A disciplinary panel has now concluded that the officer used "justifiable and reasonable" force.

Mr King's lawyer said the ruling made a mockery of the complaints procedure.

The former paratrooper, from Gorton, was arrested after smashing a bus shelter in June 2003.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/e...er/5338122.stm
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