Raoul Moat holds gun to his head in stand-off with police

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AtW replied

10 July 2010, 00:26
Originally posted by Lightship

Anyone else see a resemblance.....?
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AtW replied

9 July 2010, 23:31
Originally posted by administrator View Post

If he were colleague of mine I would be pulling that face at him whenever I saw him.

Not if he has got taser gun in his hands
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administrator replied

9 July 2010, 23:21
The one in my avatar, taser I guess. Did try the avatar with the gun but lost the impact of the face. Superb picture, the cop will get the piss taken out of him for the rest of his life over that one. If he were colleague of mine I would be pulling that face at him whenever I saw him.
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Zippy replied

9 July 2010, 23:16
Originally posted by wobbegong View Post

They played a quote from Gazza on Sky News; he sounded very drunk. They rounded off by saying 'that was the most comprehensible quote from Paul Gascoigne' and that he hadn't actually shown up at the village.

Poor guy has lost it.

Now that is sad.
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TimberWolf replied

9 July 2010, 23:15
Isn't one of them holding a toy gun? Or is it a water pistol?
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administrator replied

9 July 2010, 23:10
Originally posted by Troll View Post

What a pantomime .... keystone cops are 'negotiating with him FFS. (did anyone else think shades of new Deputy in Blazing Saddles when they saw that?)

Give him a 10 second countdown to put the gun down, if not shoot the fooker and get it over with

Keystone cops sprang to mind with the news of the two coppers crashing their cars into each other

Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Best quote of the night from the sun

Former England footballer Paul Gascoigne has also arrived in Rothbury to offer his support for Moat.
Talking to Metro Radio the 43-year-old appeared to suggest he had brought the wanted man a "can of lager, some chicken, a mobile phone and something to keep warm".
He added: "He is willing to give in now. I just want to give him some therapy and say 'come on Moaty, it's Gazza'.
"He is alright - simply as that and I am willing to help him. I have come all the way from Newcastle to Rothbury to find him, have a chat with him.
"I guarantee, Moaty, he won't shoot me. I am good friends with him."

Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3048442/Moat-in-armed-stand-off-with-cops.html#ixzz0tEF30wzA

FFS!

That is pure class!

One lucky photographer made a fair whack of cash today.
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wobbegong replied

9 July 2010, 23:07
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Best quote of the night from the sun

Former England footballer Paul Gascoigne has also arrived in Rothbury to offer his support for Moat.
Talking to Metro Radio the 43-year-old appeared to suggest he had brought the wanted man a "can of lager, some chicken, a mobile phone and something to keep warm".
He added: "He is willing to give in now. I just want to give him some therapy and say 'come on Moaty, it's Gazza'.
"He is alright - simply as that and I am willing to help him. I have come all the way from Newcastle to Rothbury to find him, have a chat with him.
"I guarantee, Moaty, he won't shoot me. I am good friends with him."

Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3048442/Moat-in-armed-stand-off-with-cops.html#ixzz0tEF30wzA

FFS!

They played a quote from Gazza on Sky News; he sounded very drunk. They rounded off by saying 'that was the most comprehensible quote from Paul Gascoigne' and that he hadn't actually shown up at the village.

Poor guy has lost it.
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MarillionFan replied

9 July 2010, 22:54
Best quote of the night from the sun

Former England footballer Paul Gascoigne has also arrived in Rothbury to offer his support for Moat.
Talking to Metro Radio the 43-year-old appeared to suggest he had brought the wanted man a "can of lager, some chicken, a mobile phone and something to keep warm".
He added: "He is willing to give in now. I just want to give him some therapy and say 'come on Moaty, it's Gazza'.
"He is alright - simply as that and I am willing to help him. I have come all the way from Newcastle to Rothbury to find him, have a chat with him.
"I guarantee, Moaty, he won't shoot me. I am good friends with him."

Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3048442/Moat-in-armed-stand-off-with-cops.html#ixzz0tEF30wzA

FFS!
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AtW replied

9 July 2010, 22:18
Maybe they want him to put the gun down and then shoot him dead?

I bet he does not expect that!
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9 July 2010, 22:14
Raoul Moat holds gun to his head in stand-off with police

What a pantomime .... keystone cops are 'negotiating with him FFS. (did anyone else think shades of new Deputy in Blazing Saddles when they saw that?)

Give him a 10 second countdown to put the gun down, if not shoot the fooker and get it over with
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