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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford

Reports from Peckham made famous by it's spring water is seeing protests outside a shop were a shoplifter was apprehended by staff or security. The video is doing the rounds. Now in Toms world, if you ho into a cosmetic shop stealing the goods then rough justice on you. What did you expect. A handshake and free bag when you left ...

What's going on here guys. It's all over the news

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

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By *heelerMan  over a year ago

Northants

You plonkers !

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan  over a year ago

Den of Iniquity

Del Boy has hit rough times

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By *addad99Man  over a year ago

Rotherham /newquay


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

"

yep should have done more to the scum

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks

She was just reuniting him with his basket.

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By *xplore_With_MeMan  over a year ago

England

Deserved everything she got.

Anyway, once you see the unedited and full footage, only an insane person would say the shopkeepers actions were not acceptable.

As for those ‘protesting’. Any excuse to cause a bit of disruption and create aggro. Rif raf.

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By *immerman100Man  over a year ago

Never never land

Amazing how social media can show 1 side of a story

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Deserved everything she got.

Anyway, once you see the unedited and full footage, only an insane person would say the shopkeepers actions were not acceptable.

As for those ‘protesting’. Any excuse to cause a bit of disruption and create aggro. Rif raf. "

Agreed. It wasn't as though she was stealing food for her starving babies, she was stealing beauty products. The full video shows her previously attacking the shopkeeper quite violently, but of course, it's been edited for the weak of comprehension.

Bess x

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests. "

Yes because self defence is not okay.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay. "

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks.

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks

The shop keepers are being referred to as parasites by the protestors.

Why is that?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks. "

Sexism on the play, assuming violence by male, dismissing female violence.

Perhaps if she had not attacked first she would not have had an issue!

Fucked around, found out.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Reports from Peckham made famous by it's spring water is seeing protests outside a shop were a shoplifter was apprehended by staff or security. The video is doing the rounds. Now in Toms world, if you ho into a cosmetic shop stealing the goods then rough justice on you. What did you expect. A handshake and free bag when you left ...

What's going on here guys. It's all over the news"

She entered the store for a refund (which for some reason is against store policy) apparently.

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By *vilgasamWoman  over a year ago

The dot in the i

She didn’t steal, she was asking for a refund and he kicked off, he had absolutely no right to put his hands near her, never mind choking her

I’m glad it’s been shut down and I hope he gets arrested and charged as he deserves

The video is online showing what happened fully

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks.

Sexism on the play, assuming violence by male, dismissing female violence.

Perhaps if she had not attacked first she would not have had an issue!

Fucked around, found out."

Where's the sexism? She didn't attempt to ch0ke him. He could have esc0rted her out without that. I haven't dismissed her violence or questioned that he needed to remove her. Just the manner in which he did it.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"She didn’t steal, she was asking for a refund and he kicked off, he had absolutely no right to put his hands near her, never mind choking her

I’m glad it’s been shut down and I hope he gets arrested and charged as he deserves

The video is online showing what happened fully "

She was denied a refund and then went on to try and take goods she had no right to take. That's theft. She was told not to but continued, then when the shopkeeper stepped in she assaulted him.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks.

Sexism on the play, assuming violence by male, dismissing female violence.

Perhaps if she had not attacked first she would not have had an issue!

Fucked around, found out.

Where's the sexism? She didn't attempt to ch0ke him. He could have esc0rted her out without that. I haven't dismissed her violence or questioned that he needed to remove her. Just the manner in which he did it. "

Your pitch is sexist in that you expect a "stronger" male not to use whatever force is needed to defend himself. Clear and blatant.

She had a choice, she could have walked away without trying to help herself to goods she had no right to. She decided to fuck around and she found out.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks.

Sexism on the play, assuming violence by male, dismissing female violence.

Perhaps if she had not attacked first she would not have had an issue!

Fucked around, found out.

Where's the sexism? She didn't attempt to ch0ke him. He could have esc0rted her out without that. I haven't dismissed her violence or questioned that he needed to remove her. Just the manner in which he did it.

Your pitch is sexist in that you expect a "stronger" male not to use whatever force is needed to defend himself. Clear and blatant.

She had a choice, she could have walked away without trying to help herself to goods she had no right to. She decided to fuck around and she found out.

"

She didn’t steal anything. She went in for a refund. The full footage clearly shows the chap pushing her first.

He’s now been interviewed under caution.

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By *ustamanMan  over a year ago

weymouth

This is what the media does, skews the reporting in order to whip up a frenzy and polarise people. The actual facts will be buried somewhere. Don't rise

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks.

Sexism on the play, assuming violence by male, dismissing female violence.

Perhaps if she had not attacked first she would not have had an issue!

Fucked around, found out.

Where's the sexism? She didn't attempt to ch0ke him. He could have esc0rted her out without that. I haven't dismissed her violence or questioned that he needed to remove her. Just the manner in which he did it.

Your pitch is sexist in that you expect a "stronger" male not to use whatever force is needed to defend himself. Clear and blatant.

She had a choice, she could have walked away without trying to help herself to goods she had no right to. She decided to fuck around and she found out.

She didn’t steal anything. She went in for a refund. The full footage clearly shows the chap pushing her first.

He’s now been interviewed under caution. "

And she has been charged with shoplifting.

Seriously this is another example of echo chamber news consumerism.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Don’t you just love these Daily Mail-inspired threads?

Women goes in for refund, is refused, tries to take goods to the value of and gets attacked for her trouble.

And people blame the woman somehow.

Lovely world we live in.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"This is what the media does, skews the reporting in order to whip up a frenzy and polarise people. The actual facts will be buried somewhere. Don't rise "

Spot on

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By *oxesMan  over a year ago

Southend, Essex


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

"

On a separate note your user name is perfect for this forum.

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By *andyfloss2000Woman  over a year ago

ashford


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests. "

Absolutely 100% not at all acceptable! X

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks.

Sexism on the play, assuming violence by male, dismissing female violence.

Perhaps if she had not attacked first she would not have had an issue!

Fucked around, found out.

Where's the sexism? She didn't attempt to ch0ke him. He could have esc0rted her out without that. I haven't dismissed her violence or questioned that he needed to remove her. Just the manner in which he did it.

Your pitch is sexist in that you expect a "stronger" male not to use whatever force is needed to defend himself. Clear and blatant.

She had a choice, she could have walked away without trying to help herself to goods she had no right to. She decided to fuck around and she found out.

She didn’t steal anything. She went in for a refund. The full footage clearly shows the chap pushing her first.

He’s now been interviewed under caution.

And she has been charged with shoplifting.

Seriously this is another example of echo chamber news consumerism. "

But you’ve decided that he’s done nothing wrong, haven’t you? You said she ‘fucked around, found out’, after all.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks.

Sexism on the play, assuming violence by male, dismissing female violence.

Perhaps if she had not attacked first she would not have had an issue!

Fucked around, found out.

Where's the sexism? She didn't attempt to ch0ke him. He could have esc0rted her out without that. I haven't dismissed her violence or questioned that he needed to remove her. Just the manner in which he did it.

Your pitch is sexist in that you expect a "stronger" male not to use whatever force is needed to defend himself. Clear and blatant.

She had a choice, she could have walked away without trying to help herself to goods she had no right to. She decided to fuck around and she found out.

"

No, I expect anyone not to str@ngle another person which can result in significant brain injury.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks.

Sexism on the play, assuming violence by male, dismissing female violence.

Perhaps if she had not attacked first she would not have had an issue!

Fucked around, found out.

Where's the sexism? She didn't attempt to ch0ke him. He could have esc0rted her out without that. I haven't dismissed her violence or questioned that he needed to remove her. Just the manner in which he did it.

Your pitch is sexist in that you expect a "stronger" male not to use whatever force is needed to defend himself. Clear and blatant.

She had a choice, she could have walked away without trying to help herself to goods she had no right to. She decided to fuck around and she found out.

No, I expect anyone not to str@ngle another person which can result in significant brain injury. "

No use knocking when there’s no one in

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks.

Sexism on the play, assuming violence by male, dismissing female violence.

Perhaps if she had not attacked first she would not have had an issue!

Fucked around, found out.

Where's the sexism? She didn't attempt to ch0ke him. He could have esc0rted her out without that. I haven't dismissed her violence or questioned that he needed to remove her. Just the manner in which he did it.

Your pitch is sexist in that you expect a "stronger" male not to use whatever force is needed to defend himself. Clear and blatant.

She had a choice, she could have walked away without trying to help herself to goods she had no right to. She decided to fuck around and she found out.

"

"Reasonable force" doesn't include ch0king someone. And yes, him being twice her size is relevant. He didn't need to ch0ke her to defend himself.

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By *ea monkeyMan  over a year ago

Manchester (he/him)

Not you again

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By *ansoffateMan  over a year ago

Sagittarius A

Wow you expressed a direct opinion. Hello Tom's world.

Where's the line? Does anything go. You steal my lippy I can blow your brains out with a shotgun?

Tell me your story Tom. Fuck the news.

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.

She's lucky this wasn't in America he'd probably have shot her.

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By *ndycoinsMan  over a year ago

Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton,


"Don’t you just love these Daily Mail-inspired threads?

Women goes in for refund, is refused, tries to take goods to the value of and gets attacked for her trouble.

And people blame the woman somehow.

Lovely world we live in."

Being refused a refund does not excuse taking goods,that is still theft.Why was she refused a refund? Goods not purchased there?

Goods damaged/opened?If she has simply changed her mind about the goods the shopkeeper is under no obligation to give a refund.

You have no idea what mental state you're customers are in or what they are under the influence of.When they kick off you don't know how far they will go and what it will escalate to.You don't know if they have a weapon or if they will grab something to use as one.

When they kick off they need dealing with immediately,fucking around waiting for the cops does nothing for staff/other customers/shopkeepers safety.If you can't behave like a reasonable human don't be surprised when you are treated like a mad dog.

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By *ackformore100Man  over a year ago

Tin town


"Reports from Peckham made famous by it's spring water is seeing protests outside a shop were a shoplifter was apprehended by staff or security. The video is doing the rounds. Now in Toms world, if you ho into a cosmetic shop stealing the goods then rough justice on you. What did you expect. A handshake and free bag when you left ...

What's going on here guys. It's all over the news"

awright dave?

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By *ackformore100Man  over a year ago

Tin town

Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

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By *ndycoinsMan  over a year ago

Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton,


"Wow you expressed a direct opinion. Hello Tom's world.

Where's the line? Does anything go. You steal my lippy I can blow your brains out with a shotgun?

Tell me your story Tom. Fuck the news."

Over 70% of people released from prison re offend.100% of dead people don't.

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By *ackformore100Man  over a year ago

Tin town


"Wow you expressed a direct opinion. Hello Tom's world.

Where's the line? Does anything go. You steal my lippy I can blow your brains out with a shotgun?

Tell me your story Tom. Fuck the news.

Over 70% of people released from prison re offend.100% of dead people don't."

Free lipstick for all

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods. "

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

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By *ora the explorerWoman  over a year ago

Paradise, Herts


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?"

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!"

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it.

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By *ackformore100Man  over a year ago

Tin town


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it. "

Just a thought. When did it become his responsibility for her stealing from him? Pay for it and im sure he wont be touching her. Steal from someone and face the consequences. Let people do it and they will do it again.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it.

Just a thought. When did it become his responsibility for her stealing from him? Pay for it and im sure he wont be touching her. Steal from someone and face the consequences. Let people do it and they will do it again. "

You've not answered my question

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By *ulieAndBeefCouple  over a year ago

Manchester-ish

It is possible for everyone in this story to be in the wrong. You don't have to pick sides and decide who the goodies and baddies are.

B

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By *elvet RopeMan  over a year ago

by the big field


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks. "

I used to go to a club in the early 90’s, head bouncer was about 5ft6 and 9st in a wet jumper- all the other bouncers were about 6ft6 and the size of a small planet, not one could overpower the small guy as he was some champion level martial arts dude- never underestimate the little guy….particularly these days when so many seem to carry weapons

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By * and R cple4Couple  over a year ago

swansea


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it. "

You haven’t actually seen the full video you have seen bits edited to make it look extremely one sided …Exactly what the people who take the videos want you to see..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It is possible for everyone in this story to be in the wrong. You don't have to pick sides and decide who the goodies and baddies are.

B"

That’s what the video recorders/editors want though.

Division and argument.

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By *ulieAndBeefCouple  over a year ago

Manchester-ish


"It is possible for everyone in this story to be in the wrong. You don't have to pick sides and decide who the goodies and baddies are.

B

That’s what the video recorders/editors want though.

Division and argument."

Why give it to them?

B

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By *ansoffateMan  over a year ago

Sagittarius A


"Wow you expressed a direct opinion. Hello Tom's world.

Where's the line? Does anything go. You steal my lippy I can blow your brains out with a shotgun?

Tell me your story Tom. Fuck the news.

Over 70% of people released from prison re offend.100% of dead people don't."

Well your opinion is clear

Recidivism rates do vary with approach to rehabilitation though?

Or is it 'fuck it: frontier justice for the win?

I used to be very much for rehabilitation, when I liked humanity.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It is possible for everyone in this story to be in the wrong. You don't have to pick sides and decide who the goodies and baddies are.

B

That’s what the video recorders/editors want though.

Division and argument.

Why give it to them?

B"

precisely why I’ve refrained from giving my opinion.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'm sitting on the fence here. Does the video have audio?. If so, was the shopworker being abused verbally or vice versa?. What is that maybe that caused the incident?.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion on this which is why we live in a free country (so far).

Peace and love to all.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it. "

So you saw the part where she stole items and tried to leave the store? Did you see the part where he tried to prevent her leaving whilst trying to call the police? Did you see the part when she grabbed an item from the shelf and started hitting him over the head with it? Did you see the part when she called him a "filthy p@ki" (according to witnesses)? No, of course you didn't, or if you did, you're avoiding mentioning those parts. Perhaps look more closely next time you want to falsely accuse an innocent shopkeeper of "str@ngling" a violent scummy thief whilst trying to defend himself.

Bess

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By *unchalMan  over a year ago

Dartford


"Deserved everything she got.

Anyway, once you see the unedited and full footage, only an insane person would say the shopkeepers actions were not acceptable.

As for those ‘protesting’. Any excuse to cause a bit of disruption and create aggro. Rif raf. "

Big man choking a small woman. Can't think of an excuse for that.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks.

I used to go to a club in the early 90’s, head bouncer was about 5ft6 and 9st in a wet jumper- all the other bouncers were about 6ft6 and the size of a small planet, not one could overpower the small guy as he was some champion level martial arts dude- never underestimate the little guy….particularly these days when so many seem to carry weapons "

It was a 5 foot 2 woman.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford

Where is Jennie when you need her....

Often shoplifters go into stores and pick up stuff off the shelves and then brazenly ask for a refund at the counter.

This is not Robin Hood from the rich to feed the poor. It's stealing from family businesses who work hard long hours to feed their families. No sympathy here whatsoever. If she kicked off then he is entitled to defend himself. Anyone comparing his actions to a police officer is a fool. They are trained and licenced. He is not. Play with fire and get your fingers burnt. These dogooders would feel differently about a common thief stealing money from their purse

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By *uddy laneMan  over a year ago

dudley

Lock both of them up.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it.

So you saw the part where she stole items and tried to leave the store? Did you see the part where he tried to prevent her leaving whilst trying to call the police? Did you see the part when she grabbed an item from the shelf and started hitting him over the head with it? Did you see the part when she called him a "filthy p@ki" (according to witnesses)? No, of course you didn't, or if you did, you're avoiding mentioning those parts. Perhaps look more closely next time you want to falsely accuse an innocent shopkeeper of "str@ngling" a violent scummy thief whilst trying to defend himself.

Bess"

Oh did he not str@ngle her?

I've not excused her behaviour. Or pretended it didn't happen. I've said that ch0king as a form of self-defense isn't appropriate. Why do I have mention every other detail - they don't mitigate the ch0king.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Deserved everything she got.

Anyway, once you see the unedited and full footage, only an insane person would say the shopkeepers actions were not acceptable.

As for those ‘protesting’. Any excuse to cause a bit of disruption and create aggro. Rif raf.

Big man choking a small woman. Can't think of an excuse for that. "

Lots of other people can.

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.

What always cracks me up in these kind of threads is people's go to argument is accusing someone that they read a certain newspaper or their politics are this side or another.

What's actually happening is that a businessman felt so aggrieved by the actions of a so called customer he was compelled to apprehend her which by the sounds of it (I haven't seen the feed) ended up assaulting her.

Now here's the thing why did she feel it was acceptable to steal and expect to get away with it?

Why did he feel the need to be as heavy handed as he was.

I'm guessing that.

She either,so fed up with bad customer service from well let's be honest everywhere these days we constantly being ripped off under the banner of "cost of living" and decided to get her monies worth.

Or

She just assumed that she could do whatever she wants because consequences of petty theft is pretty much zero.

Which leads us back to the shopkeeper.

Maybe he's so sick and tired of having stock st0len and no support from authorities that this was just the straw that broke the camels back so to speak.

Or

They had history and he was getting revenge for previous encounters, which is not up to him it's a matter for the law to follow up.

In summary

She was within her rights and was assaulted.

She wasn't and deserved what she got.

He is a aggressive asshole who likes picking on women.

Or

He's a law abiding businessman who's been pushed to breaking point by a system that allows petty crime to go ahead without consequences and has no support from the law.

Whatever way you spin it.

She shouldn't have,he shouldn't have.

Simples

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By *ansoffateMan  over a year ago

Sagittarius A


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks.

I used to go to a club in the early 90’s, head bouncer was about 5ft6 and 9st in a wet jumper- all the other bouncers were about 6ft6 and the size of a small planet, not one could overpower the small guy as he was some champion level martial arts dude- never underestimate the little guy….particularly these days when so many seem to carry weapons

It was a 5 foot 2 woman. "

Did he have a mullet, a cheeky grin and an old friend with a dodgy knee? Go by the name of Dalton?

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By *hristopherd999Man  over a year ago

Brentwood

How about having a protest against shoplifting

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford

In the news interview one protester was trying to make this a race issue. Disgusting.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"In the news interview one protester was trying to make this a race issue. Disgusting. "

Not you again

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it.

So you saw the part where she stole items and tried to leave the store? Did you see the part where he tried to prevent her leaving whilst trying to call the police? Did you see the part when she grabbed an item from the shelf and started hitting him over the head with it? Did you see the part when she called him a "filthy p@ki" (according to witnesses)? No, of course you didn't, or if you did, you're avoiding mentioning those parts. Perhaps look more closely next time you want to falsely accuse an innocent shopkeeper of "str@ngling" a violent scummy thief whilst trying to defend himself.

Bess

Oh did he not str@ngle her?

I've not excused her behaviour. Or pretended it didn't happen. I've said that ch0king as a form of self-defense isn't appropriate. Why do I have mention every other detail - they don't mitigate the ch0king. "

You really need to check your definitions of words before talking nonsense. Str@ngling def - "squeeze or constrict the neck of (a person or animal), especially so as to cause death.

Is the woman dead? No, she's not. She didn't even go to the floor.

If you watch the video, at no point do his hands close completely around her neck. At no stage does she look as though her breathing is being restricted. You really do need a reality check.

Bess

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.

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By *hristopherd999Man  over a year ago

Brentwood


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests. "

Shoplifting is unacceptable

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"What always cracks me up in these kind of threads is people's go to argument is accusing someone that they read a certain newspaper or their politics are this side or another.

What's actually happening is that a businessman felt so aggrieved by the actions of a so called customer he was compelled to apprehend her which by the sounds of it (I haven't seen the feed) ended up assaulting her.

Now here's the thing why did she feel it was acceptable to steal and expect to get away with it?

Why did he feel the need to be as heavy handed as he was.

I'm guessing that.

She either,so fed up with bad customer service from well let's be honest everywhere these days we constantly being ripped off under the banner of "cost of living" and decided to get her monies worth.

Or

She just assumed that she could do whatever she wants because consequences of petty theft is pretty much zero.

Which leads us back to the shopkeeper.

Maybe he's so sick and tired of having stock st0len and no support from authorities that this was just the straw that broke the camels back so to speak.

Or

They had history and he was getting revenge for previous encounters, which is not up to him it's a matter for the law to follow up.

In summary

She was within her rights and was assaulted.

She wasn't and deserved what she got.

He is a aggressive asshole who likes picking on women.

Or

He's a law abiding businessman who's been pushed to breaking point by a system that allows petty crime to go ahead without consequences and has no support from the law.

Whatever way you spin it.

She shouldn't have,he shouldn't have.

Simples "

She went in for a refund on goods.

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"In the news interview one protester was trying to make this a race issue. Disgusting. "

It is a race issue and you should never be ignorant or dismiss how a person feels from an experience they went through.

She was a customer to that man's business for 10 years and spent £100 in his shop every month so she doesn't need to steal anything

Her arrest was for assault not theft and its quite backwards to tell a person who is defending themselves they assaulted someone

You would learn from people's experiences if you tried to understand them instead of dismissing them

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By *hristopherd999Man  over a year ago

Brentwood


"What always cracks me up in these kind of threads is people's go to argument is accusing someone that they read a certain newspaper or their politics are this side or another.

What's actually happening is that a businessman felt so aggrieved by the actions of a so called customer he was compelled to apprehend her which by the sounds of it (I haven't seen the feed) ended up assaulting her.

Now here's the thing why did she feel it was acceptable to steal and expect to get away with it?

Why did he feel the need to be as heavy handed as he was.

I'm guessing that.

She either,so fed up with bad customer service from well let's be honest everywhere these days we constantly being ripped off under the banner of "cost of living" and decided to get her monies worth.

Or

She just assumed that she could do whatever she wants because consequences of petty theft is pretty much zero.

Which leads us back to the shopkeeper.

Maybe he's so sick and tired of having stock st0len and no support from authorities that this was just the straw that broke the camels back so to speak.

Or

They had history and he was getting revenge for previous encounters, which is not up to him it's a matter for the law to follow up.

In summary

She was within her rights and was assaulted.

She wasn't and deserved what she got.

He is a aggressive asshole who likes picking on women.

Or

He's a law abiding businessman who's been pushed to breaking point by a system that allows petty crime to go ahead without consequences and has no support from the law.

Whatever way you spin it.

She shouldn't have,he shouldn't have.

Simples

She went in for a refund on goods."

We don't know what exactly happened but refusing to get a refund does not entitle you to help yourself!

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it.

So you saw the part where she stole items and tried to leave the store? Did you see the part where he tried to prevent her leaving whilst trying to call the police? Did you see the part when she grabbed an item from the shelf and started hitting him over the head with it? Did you see the part when she called him a "filthy p@ki" (according to witnesses)? No, of course you didn't, or if you did, you're avoiding mentioning those parts. Perhaps look more closely next time you want to falsely accuse an innocent shopkeeper of "str@ngling" a violent scummy thief whilst trying to defend himself.

Bess

Oh did he not str@ngle her?

I've not excused her behaviour. Or pretended it didn't happen. I've said that ch0king as a form of self-defense isn't appropriate. Why do I have mention every other detail - they don't mitigate the ch0king.

You really need to check your definitions of words before talking nonsense. Str@ngling def - "squeeze or constrict the neck of (a person or animal), especially so as to cause death.

Is the woman dead? No, she's not. She didn't even go to the floor.

If you watch the video, at no point do his hands close completely around her neck. At no stage does she look as though her breathing is being restricted. You really do need a reality check.

Bess"

he still ch0ked her

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"In the news interview one protester was trying to make this a race issue. Disgusting.

Not you again "

He wants a response and he gets one

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By * and R cple4Couple  over a year ago

swansea


"In the news interview one protester was trying to make this a race issue. Disgusting.

It is a race issue and you should never be ignorant or dismiss how a person feels from an experience they went through.

She was a customer to that man's business for 10 years and spent £100 in his shop every month so she doesn't need to steal anything

Her arrest was for assault not theft and its quite backwards to tell a person who is defending themselves they assaulted someone

You would learn from people's experiences if you tried to understand them instead of dismissing them "

According to eye witnesses wasn’t she the only one using racist insults ? ..

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt

People have a lot to say on something they have little knowledge on

Follow raspectrebellionff on instagram and educate yourself on what really happened no what the media will be telling you

If the shop keeper was so innocent he wouldn't have his shop closed

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"In the news interview one protester was trying to make this a race issue. Disgusting.

It is a race issue and you should never be ignorant or dismiss how a person feels from an experience they went through.

She was a customer to that man's business for 10 years and spent £100 in his shop every month so she doesn't need to steal anything

Her arrest was for assault not theft and its quite backwards to tell a person who is defending themselves they assaulted someone

You would learn from people's experiences if you tried to understand them instead of dismissing them According to eye witnesses wasn’t she the only one using racist insults ? .. "

First time I am knowing of her using racist insults is by seeing a thread made about it on here.

I heard the shop keepers interview too never heard him say she was racists towards him

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"What always cracks me up in these kind of threads is people's go to argument is accusing someone that they read a certain newspaper or their politics are this side or another.

What's actually happening is that a businessman felt so aggrieved by the actions of a so called customer he was compelled to apprehend her which by the sounds of it (I haven't seen the feed) ended up assaulting her.

Now here's the thing why did she feel it was acceptable to steal and expect to get away with it?

Why did he feel the need to be as heavy handed as he was.

I'm guessing that.

She either,so fed up with bad customer service from well let's be honest everywhere these days we constantly being ripped off under the banner of "cost of living" and decided to get her monies worth.

Or

She just assumed that she could do whatever she wants because consequences of petty theft is pretty much zero.

Which leads us back to the shopkeeper.

Maybe he's so sick and tired of having stock st0len and no support from authorities that this was just the straw that broke the camels back so to speak.

Or

They had history and he was getting revenge for previous encounters, which is not up to him it's a matter for the law to follow up.

In summary

She was within her rights and was assaulted.

She wasn't and deserved what she got.

He is a aggressive asshole who likes picking on women.

Or

He's a law abiding businessman who's been pushed to breaking point by a system that allows petty crime to go ahead without consequences and has no support from the law.

Whatever way you spin it.

She shouldn't have,he shouldn't have.

Simples

She went in for a refund on goods.

We don't know what exactly happened but refusing to get a refund does not entitle you to help yourself!"

And someone shoplifting from your store doesn’t entitle you to assault them.

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By *hristopherd999Man  over a year ago

Brentwood


"People have a lot to say on something they have little knowledge on

Follow raspectrebellionff on instagram and educate yourself on what really happened no what the media will be telling you

If the shop keeper was so innocent he wouldn't have his shop closed "

His shop was closed for safety reasons

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Travelling

Criminal A did something to criminal B

That is where my interest in whom did what ends.

Man, woman, big, small. I really don't care. Action X resulted in consequence Y and consequence Z.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it.

So you saw the part where she stole items and tried to leave the store? Did you see the part where he tried to prevent her leaving whilst trying to call the police? Did you see the part when she grabbed an item from the shelf and started hitting him over the head with it? Did you see the part when she called him a "filthy p@ki" (according to witnesses)? No, of course you didn't, or if you did, you're avoiding mentioning those parts. Perhaps look more closely next time you want to falsely accuse an innocent shopkeeper of "str@ngling" a violent scummy thief whilst trying to defend himself.

Bess

Oh did he not str@ngle her?

I've not excused her behaviour. Or pretended it didn't happen. I've said that ch0king as a form of self-defense isn't appropriate. Why do I have mention every other detail - they don't mitigate the ch0king.

You really need to check your definitions of words before talking nonsense. Str@ngling def - "squeeze or constrict the neck of (a person or animal), especially so as to cause death.

Is the woman dead? No, she's not. She didn't even go to the floor.

If you watch the video, at no point do his hands close completely around her neck. At no stage does she look as though her breathing is being restricted. You really do need a reality check.

Bess"

Yes Bess. You're always right Bess. It's perfectly fine for a man to put his hands around a woman's throat and squeeze as long as she doesn't fall to the floor and die.

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.


"What always cracks me up in these kind of threads is people's go to argument is accusing someone that they read a certain newspaper or their politics are this side or another.

What's actually happening is that a businessman felt so aggrieved by the actions of a so called customer he was compelled to apprehend her which by the sounds of it (I haven't seen the feed) ended up assaulting her.

Now here's the thing why did she feel it was acceptable to steal and expect to get away with it?

Why did he feel the need to be as heavy handed as he was.

I'm guessing that.

She either,so fed up with bad customer service from well let's be honest everywhere these days we constantly being ripped off under the banner of "cost of living" and decided to get her monies worth.

Or

She just assumed that she could do whatever she wants because consequences of petty theft is pretty much zero.

Which leads us back to the shopkeeper.

Maybe he's so sick and tired of having stock st0len and no support from authorities that this was just the straw that broke the camels back so to speak.

Or

They had history and he was getting revenge for previous encounters, which is not up to him it's a matter for the law to follow up.

In summary

She was within her rights and was assaulted.

She wasn't and deserved what she got.

He is a aggressive asshole who likes picking on women.

Or

He's a law abiding businessman who's been pushed to breaking point by a system that allows petty crime to go ahead without consequences and has no support from the law.

Whatever way you spin it.

She shouldn't have,he shouldn't have.

Simples

She went in for a refund on goods.

We don't know what exactly happened but refusing to get a refund does not entitle you to help yourself!"

Dunno where you got that from what I said.

My point is that there's a few possibilities that caused this.

Yes stealing is wrong and assault is wrong but was caused both individuals to get to this point??

I was merely giving different view points to try to ascertain a logical cause.

Would people be getting so upset if the shopkeeper had been a big tall strong woman restraining a much smaller man?

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.


"What always cracks me up in these kind of threads is people's go to argument is accusing someone that they read a certain newspaper or their politics are this side or another.

What's actually happening is that a businessman felt so aggrieved by the actions of a so called customer he was compelled to apprehend her which by the sounds of it (I haven't seen the feed) ended up assaulting her.

Now here's the thing why did she feel it was acceptable to steal and expect to get away with it?

Why did he feel the need to be as heavy handed as he was.

I'm guessing that.

She either,so fed up with bad customer service from well let's be honest everywhere these days we constantly being ripped off under the banner of "cost of living" and decided to get her monies worth.

Or

She just assumed that she could do whatever she wants because consequences of petty theft is pretty much zero.

Which leads us back to the shopkeeper.

Maybe he's so sick and tired of having stock st0len and no support from authorities that this was just the straw that broke the camels back so to speak.

Or

They had history and he was getting revenge for previous encounters, which is not up to him it's a matter for the law to follow up.

In summary

She was within her rights and was assaulted.

She wasn't and deserved what she got.

He is a aggressive asshole who likes picking on women.

Or

He's a law abiding businessman who's been pushed to breaking point by a system that allows petty crime to go ahead without consequences and has no support from the law.

Whatever way you spin it.

She shouldn't have,he shouldn't have.

Simples

She went in for a refund on goods.

We don't know what exactly happened but refusing to get a refund does not entitle you to help yourself!

And someone shoplifting from your store doesn’t entitle you to assault them. "

Well exactly my point.

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"People have a lot to say on something they have little knowledge on

Follow raspectrebellionff on instagram and educate yourself on what really happened no what the media will be telling you

If the shop keeper was so innocent he wouldn't have his shop closed

His shop was closed for safety reasons"

He regrets what he did and is in fear of his own safety that's why the shop is closed

Only weak men would put their hand on a woman they wouldn't dare do it to a man.

I hope his shop shuts for good

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it.

So you saw the part where she stole items and tried to leave the store? Did you see the part where he tried to prevent her leaving whilst trying to call the police? Did you see the part when she grabbed an item from the shelf and started hitting him over the head with it? Did you see the part when she called him a "filthy p@ki" (according to witnesses)? No, of course you didn't, or if you did, you're avoiding mentioning those parts. Perhaps look more closely next time you want to falsely accuse an innocent shopkeeper of "str@ngling" a violent scummy thief whilst trying to defend himself.

Bess

Oh did he not str@ngle her?

I've not excused her behaviour. Or pretended it didn't happen. I've said that ch0king as a form of self-defense isn't appropriate. Why do I have mention every other detail - they don't mitigate the ch0king.

You really need to check your definitions of words before talking nonsense. Str@ngling def - "squeeze or constrict the neck of (a person or animal), especially so as to cause death.

Is the woman dead? No, she's not. She didn't even go to the floor.

If you watch the video, at no point do his hands close completely around her neck. At no stage does she look as though her breathing is being restricted. You really do need a reality check.

Bess

he still ch0ked her "

If you watch the full video, he had his hands on her neck for a total of about 6 seconds, and his hands are not tightly around her neck. This is not choking and it is not str@ngling. And this was after she had hit him so hard with a shop basket that it became detached from the handle, and after she'd taken an item off the shelf and hit him hard over the head with it. She also, according to witnesses, called him a "filthy p@ki".

Stop defending a violent racist.

Bess

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it.

So you saw the part where she stole items and tried to leave the store? Did you see the part where he tried to prevent her leaving whilst trying to call the police? Did you see the part when she grabbed an item from the shelf and started hitting him over the head with it? Did you see the part when she called him a "filthy p@ki" (according to witnesses)? No, of course you didn't, or if you did, you're avoiding mentioning those parts. Perhaps look more closely next time you want to falsely accuse an innocent shopkeeper of "str@ngling" a violent scummy thief whilst trying to defend himself.

Bess

Oh did he not str@ngle her?

I've not excused her behaviour. Or pretended it didn't happen. I've said that ch0king as a form of self-defense isn't appropriate. Why do I have mention every other detail - they don't mitigate the ch0king.

You really need to check your definitions of words before talking nonsense. Str@ngling def - "squeeze or constrict the neck of (a person or animal), especially so as to cause death.

Is the woman dead? No, she's not. She didn't even go to the floor.

If you watch the video, at no point do his hands close completely around her neck. At no stage does she look as though her breathing is being restricted. You really do need a reality check.

Bess

Yes Bess. You're always right Bess. It's perfectly fine for a man to put his hands around a woman's throat and squeeze as long as she doesn't fall to the floor and die. "

Ah, and here comes the agenda in full force. Did you not know that women are equal to men? We are as capable of violence and killing as men are, as proved by many recent and historical cases. If you offer violence, you should expect to receive violence in return, no matter what sex you are.

Bess

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it.

So you saw the part where she stole items and tried to leave the store? Did you see the part where he tried to prevent her leaving whilst trying to call the police? Did you see the part when she grabbed an item from the shelf and started hitting him over the head with it? Did you see the part when she called him a "filthy p@ki" (according to witnesses)? No, of course you didn't, or if you did, you're avoiding mentioning those parts. Perhaps look more closely next time you want to falsely accuse an innocent shopkeeper of "str@ngling" a violent scummy thief whilst trying to defend himself.

Bess

Oh did he not str@ngle her?

I've not excused her behaviour. Or pretended it didn't happen. I've said that ch0king as a form of self-defense isn't appropriate. Why do I have mention every other detail - they don't mitigate the ch0king.

You really need to check your definitions of words before talking nonsense. Str@ngling def - "squeeze or constrict the neck of (a person or animal), especially so as to cause death.

Is the woman dead? No, she's not. She didn't even go to the floor.

If you watch the video, at no point do his hands close completely around her neck. At no stage does she look as though her breathing is being restricted. You really do need a reality check.

Bess

Yes Bess. You're always right Bess. It's perfectly fine for a man to put his hands around a woman's throat and squeeze as long as she doesn't fall to the floor and die.

Ah, and here comes the agenda in full force. Did you not know that women are equal to men? We are as capable of violence and killing as men are, as proved by many recent and historical cases. If you offer violence, you should expect to receive violence in return, no matter what sex you are.

Bess"

Thank you for the heads up Bess. Kind of you.

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it.

So you saw the part where she stole items and tried to leave the store? Did you see the part where he tried to prevent her leaving whilst trying to call the police? Did you see the part when she grabbed an item from the shelf and started hitting him over the head with it? Did you see the part when she called him a "filthy p@ki" (according to witnesses)? No, of course you didn't, or if you did, you're avoiding mentioning those parts. Perhaps look more closely next time you want to falsely accuse an innocent shopkeeper of "str@ngling" a violent scummy thief whilst trying to defend himself.

Bess

Oh did he not str@ngle her?

I've not excused her behaviour. Or pretended it didn't happen. I've said that ch0king as a form of self-defense isn't appropriate. Why do I have mention every other detail - they don't mitigate the ch0king.

You really need to check your definitions of words before talking nonsense. Str@ngling def - "squeeze or constrict the neck of (a person or animal), especially so as to cause death.

Is the woman dead? No, she's not. She didn't even go to the floor.

If you watch the video, at no point do his hands close completely around her neck. At no stage does she look as though her breathing is being restricted. You really do need a reality check.

Bess

he still ch0ked her

If you watch the full video, he had his hands on her neck for a total of about 6 seconds, and his hands are not tightly around her neck. This is not choking and it is not str@ngling. And this was after she had hit him so hard with a shop basket that it became detached from the handle, and after she'd taken an item off the shelf and hit him hard over the head with it. She also, according to witnesses, called him a "filthy p@ki".

Stop defending a violent racist.

Bess"

I seen ALL videos he ch0ked her she hit him with a basket

He has been interviewed never once said she was racist to him

Don't know what source your trusting but that ain't it

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Maybe he should just chuck on a frock and declare himself to be a woman, and the usual suspects with their warped mentality would see it as more acceptable woman on woman violence.

Bess

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it.

So you saw the part where she stole items and tried to leave the store? Did you see the part where he tried to prevent her leaving whilst trying to call the police? Did you see the part when she grabbed an item from the shelf and started hitting him over the head with it? Did you see the part when she called him a "filthy p@ki" (according to witnesses)? No, of course you didn't, or if you did, you're avoiding mentioning those parts. Perhaps look more closely next time you want to falsely accuse an innocent shopkeeper of "str@ngling" a violent scummy thief whilst trying to defend himself.

Bess

Oh did he not str@ngle her?

I've not excused her behaviour. Or pretended it didn't happen. I've said that ch0king as a form of self-defense isn't appropriate. Why do I have mention every other detail - they don't mitigate the ch0king.

You really need to check your definitions of words before talking nonsense. Str@ngling def - "squeeze or constrict the neck of (a person or animal), especially so as to cause death.

Is the woman dead? No, she's not. She didn't even go to the floor.

If you watch the video, at no point do his hands close completely around her neck. At no stage does she look as though her breathing is being restricted. You really do need a reality check.

Bess

he still ch0ked her

If you watch the full video, he had his hands on her neck for a total of about 6 seconds, and his hands are not tightly around her neck. This is not choking and it is not str@ngling. And this was after she had hit him so hard with a shop basket that it became detached from the handle, and after she'd taken an item off the shelf and hit him hard over the head with it. She also, according to witnesses, called him a "filthy p@ki".

Stop defending a violent racist.

Bess

I seen ALL videos he ch0ked her she hit him with a basket

He has been interviewed never once said she was racist to him

Don't know what source your trusting but that ain't it "

Definition of ch@king

1.

(of a person or animal) have severe difficulty in breathing because of a constricted or obstructed throat or a lack of air.

How do you know she had difficulty in breathing - are you her doctor? No, you're making that bit up. In short, you're lying because that's what you want to see, not what actually happened.

Stop defending a violent racist.

Bess

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By *rHotNottsMan  over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham

You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it.

So you saw the part where she stole items and tried to leave the store? Did you see the part where he tried to prevent her leaving whilst trying to call the police? Did you see the part when she grabbed an item from the shelf and started hitting him over the head with it? Did you see the part when she called him a "filthy p@ki" (according to witnesses)? No, of course you didn't, or if you did, you're avoiding mentioning those parts. Perhaps look more closely next time you want to falsely accuse an innocent shopkeeper of "str@ngling" a violent scummy thief whilst trying to defend himself.

Bess

Oh did he not str@ngle her?

I've not excused her behaviour. Or pretended it didn't happen. I've said that ch0king as a form of self-defense isn't appropriate. Why do I have mention every other detail - they don't mitigate the ch0king.

You really need to check your definitions of words before talking nonsense. Str@ngling def - "squeeze or constrict the neck of (a person or animal), especially so as to cause death.

Is the woman dead? No, she's not. She didn't even go to the floor.

If you watch the video, at no point do his hands close completely around her neck. At no stage does she look as though her breathing is being restricted. You really do need a reality check.

Bess

he still ch0ked her

If you watch the full video, he had his hands on her neck for a total of about 6 seconds, and his hands are not tightly around her neck. This is not choking and it is not str@ngling. And this was after she had hit him so hard with a shop basket that it became detached from the handle, and after she'd taken an item off the shelf and hit him hard over the head with it. She also, according to witnesses, called him a "filthy p@ki".

Stop defending a violent racist.

Bess

I seen ALL videos he ch0ked her she hit him with a basket

He has been interviewed never once said she was racist to him

Don't know what source your trusting but that ain't it

Definition of ch@king

1.

(of a person or animal) have severe difficulty in breathing because of a constricted or obstructed throat or a lack of air.

How do you know she had difficulty in breathing - are you her doctor? No, you're making that bit up. In short, you're lying because that's what you want to see, not what actually happened.

Stop defending a violent racist.

Bess"

SHE WAS STRUGGLING TO GET OUT OF HIS GRIP

MADE A PHONE CALL THAT SHE HAD BEEN STR@NGLED

ARE YOU OK UP THERE

No one is on about what they wanted to see such a stupid thing to say

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By *rHotNottsMan  over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it.

So you saw the part where she stole items and tried to leave the store? Did you see the part where he tried to prevent her leaving whilst trying to call the police? Did you see the part when she grabbed an item from the shelf and started hitting him over the head with it? Did you see the part when she called him a "filthy p@ki" (according to witnesses)? No, of course you didn't, or if you did, you're avoiding mentioning those parts. Perhaps look more closely next time you want to falsely accuse an innocent shopkeeper of "str@ngling" a violent scummy thief whilst trying to defend himself.

Bess

Oh did he not str@ngle her?

I've not excused her behaviour. Or pretended it didn't happen. I've said that ch0king as a form of self-defense isn't appropriate. Why do I have mention every other detail - they don't mitigate the ch0king.

You really need to check your definitions of words before talking nonsense. Str@ngling def - "squeeze or constrict the neck of (a person or animal), especially so as to cause death.

Is the woman dead? No, she's not. She didn't even go to the floor.

If you watch the video, at no point do his hands close completely around her neck. At no stage does she look as though her breathing is being restricted. You really do need a reality check.

Bess

he still ch0ked her

If you watch the full video, he had his hands on her neck for a total of about 6 seconds, and his hands are not tightly around her neck. This is not choking and it is not str@ngling. And this was after she had hit him so hard with a shop basket that it became detached from the handle, and after she'd taken an item off the shelf and hit him hard over the head with it. She also, according to witnesses, called him a "filthy p@ki".

Stop defending a violent racist.

Bess

I seen ALL videos he ch0ked her she hit him with a basket

He has been interviewed never once said she was racist to him

Don't know what source your trusting but that ain't it

Definition of ch@king

1.

(of a person or animal) have severe difficulty in breathing because of a constricted or obstructed throat or a lack of air.

How do you know she had difficulty in breathing - are you her doctor? No, you're making that bit up. In short, you're lying because that's what you want to see, not what actually happened.

Stop defending a violent racist.

Bess"

If she says she had difficulty breathing she did , she probably has dyslexia and anxiety so getting caught stealing stressed her out poor thing

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

"

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

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By *rHotNottsMan  over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested "

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again "

Can you read??

She did not steal

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Travelling


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again

Can you read??

She did not steal "

Because he stopped her. The man stopped a crime from happening. He committed another in the process but stopped it he did.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Im rather surprised how generous people are with other peoples goods and livelihoods.

So if the police started ch0king people to restrain them that would be ok? Not a dangerous precedent at all?

To be fair there was one bit that seemed to have his hand on her neck. You can’t see anything before that. And she was trying to kick the shit out of him the whole time!

I've seen multiple videos with more than one perspective. He had both hands on and he was rough as hell with it.

So you saw the part where she stole items and tried to leave the store? Did you see the part where he tried to prevent her leaving whilst trying to call the police? Did you see the part when she grabbed an item from the shelf and started hitting him over the head with it? Did you see the part when she called him a "filthy p@ki" (according to witnesses)? No, of course you didn't, or if you did, you're avoiding mentioning those parts. Perhaps look more closely next time you want to falsely accuse an innocent shopkeeper of "str@ngling" a violent scummy thief whilst trying to defend himself.

Bess

Oh did he not str@ngle her?

I've not excused her behaviour. Or pretended it didn't happen. I've said that ch0king as a form of self-defense isn't appropriate. Why do I have mention every other detail - they don't mitigate the ch0king.

You really need to check your definitions of words before talking nonsense. Str@ngling def - "squeeze or constrict the neck of (a person or animal), especially so as to cause death.

Is the woman dead? No, she's not. She didn't even go to the floor.

If you watch the video, at no point do his hands close completely around her neck. At no stage does she look as though her breathing is being restricted. You really do need a reality check.

Bess"

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By *illan-KillashMan  over a year ago

London/Sussex/Surrey/Berks/Hants


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again

Can you read??

She did not steal "

The only reason she didn’t steal is because he stopped her.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again

Can you read??

She did not steal "

She tried to steal, got caught and tried to use violence and racist slurs to get out of it. She was arrested and bailed, not let go without charge. Stop defending a violent racist thief. Would you like me to put it in caps like you did because that makes you more right maybe?

Bess

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By *aucasian GhandiMan  over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

yep should have done more to the scum "

Wow, that's really harsh, since you don't know the reasons why he has had to resort to shoplifting. I hope you or yours never have, to commit such a heinous act of villainy.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again

Can you read??

She did not steal

The only reason she didn’t steal is because he stopped her.

That right there was the mistake that will end his business, stop her outside and she’s a thief, grab her inside and she’s just a hard done too shite bag

"

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By *cnugatugMan  over a year ago

Chatham

I took on a thief yesterday who tried walking out the shop with 3 bottles jack Daniels concealed in his jeans. Me being me and work hard for my wage wasn't having any of it so I detained him long enough to have security guards come in and take over. Yes my manager said I was an idiot for putting myself in that situation but also commended me for stopping it. I have a background in boxing and mma was able to put him in a full nelson hold he didn't get the whiskey and was carted away by police. Granted I shouldn't of interfered and protecal says to let them go but I'm sorry letting thief's get away isn't something that I can do I'll always try to stop them

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

yep should have done more to the scum

Wow, that's really harsh, since you don't know the reasons why he has had to resort to shoplifting. I hope you or yours never have, to commit such a heinous act of villainy."

If it was food for her starving babies she stole, I would have more sympathy for her. She didn't. She demanded a refund for something, was refused, and then tried to steal beauty products. When she was stopped she got violent, assaulted the shop worker and called him a racist slur (according to witnesses, not the shop worker. He probably had hearing problems after being struck around the head using blunt instruments). Asian people face continuous racism and violence from all and sundry in the UK, we should not be blind to it just because, in this case, it was a "smaller" woman doing it.

Bess

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Travelling


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

yep should have done more to the scum

Wow, that's really harsh, since you don't know the reasons why he has had to resort to shoplifting. I hope you or yours never have, to commit such a heinous act of villainy.

If it was food for her starving babies she stole, I would have more sympathy for her. She didn't. She demanded a refund for something, was refused, and then tried to steal beauty products. When she was stopped she got violent, assaulted the shop worker and called him a racist slur (according to witnesses, not the shop worker. He probably had hearing problems after being struck around the head using blunt instruments). Asian people face continuous racism and violence from all and sundry in the UK, we should not be blind to it just because, in this case, it was a "smaller" woman doing it.

Bess "

Just to add on - she was told no refunds, but exchanges or store credit was an option.

So then decided to attempt to steal 3 packs of hair worth £24

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By *penbicoupleCouple  over a year ago

Northampton


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

yep should have done more to the scum "

Wow.

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again

Can you read??

She did not steal

Because he stopped her. The man stopped a crime from happening. He committed another in the process but stopped it he did. "

That's what she would have been arrested for then

ARE you just a racist yourself that refuses to believe she did NOT steal

Funny he isn't pressing charges

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

yep should have done more to the scum

Wow, that's really harsh, since you don't know the reasons why he has had to resort to shoplifting. I hope you or yours never have, to commit such a heinous act of villainy.

If it was food for her starving babies she stole, I would have more sympathy for her. She didn't. She demanded a refund for something, was refused, and then tried to steal beauty products. When she was stopped she got violent, assaulted the shop worker and called him a racist slur (according to witnesses, not the shop worker. He probably had hearing problems after being struck around the head using blunt instruments). Asian people face continuous racism and violence from all and sundry in the UK, we should not be blind to it just because, in this case, it was a "smaller" woman doing it.

Bess "

Your blind to black people facing racism also hence your big speech to defend a vile shop owner

If she did steal don't you think he would be pressing charges

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

yep should have done more to the scum

Wow, that's really harsh, since you don't know the reasons why he has had to resort to shoplifting. I hope you or yours never have, to commit such a heinous act of villainy.

If it was food for her starving babies she stole, I would have more sympathy for her. She didn't. She demanded a refund for something, was refused, and then tried to steal beauty products. When she was stopped she got violent, assaulted the shop worker and called him a racist slur (according to witnesses, not the shop worker. He probably had hearing problems after being struck around the head using blunt instruments). Asian people face continuous racism and violence from all and sundry in the UK, we should not be blind to it just because, in this case, it was a "smaller" woman doing it.

Bess

Your blind to black people facing racism also hence your big speech to defend a vile shop owner

If she did steal don't you think he would be pressing charges "

Ok, you're off into the realms of lala land now. Meaningless counter accusations don't impress me because I'm not 5 years old. Stop defending a violent racist thief.

Bess

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By *aucasian GhandiMan  over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

yep should have done more to the scum

Wow, that's really harsh, since you don't know the reasons why he has had to resort to shoplifting. I hope you or yours never have, to commit such a heinous act of villainy.

If it was food for her starving babies she stole, I would have more sympathy for her. She didn't. She demanded a refund for something, was refused, and then tried to steal beauty products. When she was stopped she got violent, assaulted the shop worker and called him a racist slur (according to witnesses, not the shop worker. He probably had hearing problems after being struck around the head using blunt instruments). Asian people face continuous racism and violence from all and sundry in the UK, we should not be blind to it just because, in this case, it was a "smaller" woman doing it.

Bess "

OK tbf and truthful I don't know nothing about it, I juat saw the comment I responded to. Well if she has reported to racist slurs then that's while new dimension and slant on things.....not condoning it, but must be desperate for her if she's having to rob for her starving baby

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Travelling


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again

Can you read??

She did not steal

Because he stopped her. The man stopped a crime from happening. He committed another in the process but stopped it he did.

That's what she would have been arrested for then

ARE you just a racist yourself that refuses to believe she did NOT steal

Funny he isn't pressing charges "

Where in any way shape or form did I mention race? I explained why she did not steal, she was in the process of stealing and he stopped her from doing so. The situation is not limited to or exclusive to any race, gender, or ability of a person.

Your powers of discussion are failing you and you are reverting to weak arguments, name calling and slander.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again

Can you read??

She did not steal

Because he stopped her. The man stopped a crime from happening. He committed another in the process but stopped it he did.

That's what she would have been arrested for then

ARE you just a racist yourself that refuses to believe she did NOT steal

Funny he isn't pressing charges

Where in any way shape or form did I mention race? I explained why she did not steal, she was in the process of stealing and he stopped her from doing so. The situation is not limited to or exclusive to any race, gender, or ability of a person.

Your powers of discussion are failing you and you are reverting to weak arguments, name calling and slander. "

.Well said.

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

yep should have done more to the scum

Wow, that's really harsh, since you don't know the reasons why he has had to resort to shoplifting. I hope you or yours never have, to commit such a heinous act of villainy.

If it was food for her starving babies she stole, I would have more sympathy for her. She didn't. She demanded a refund for something, was refused, and then tried to steal beauty products. When she was stopped she got violent, assaulted the shop worker and called him a racist slur (according to witnesses, not the shop worker. He probably had hearing problems after being struck around the head using blunt instruments). Asian people face continuous racism and violence from all and sundry in the UK, we should not be blind to it just because, in this case, it was a "smaller" woman doing it.

Bess

Your blind to black people facing racism also hence your big speech to defend a vile shop owner

If she did steal don't you think he would be pressing charges

Ok, you're off into the realms of lala land now. Meaningless counter accusations don't impress me because I'm not 5 years old. Stop defending a violent racist thief.

Bess"

No one on here is trying to impress you.

You have some serious issues you need to check

I'm done with broken vinyl records

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again

Can you read??

She did not steal

Because he stopped her. The man stopped a crime from happening. He committed another in the process but stopped it he did.

That's what she would have been arrested for then

ARE you just a racist yourself that refuses to believe she did NOT steal

Funny he isn't pressing charges

Where in any way shape or form did I mention race? I explained why she did not steal, she was in the process of stealing and he stopped her from doing so. The situation is not limited to or exclusive to any race, gender, or ability of a person.

Your powers of discussion are failing you and you are reverting to weak arguments, name calling and slander. "

A few including yourself make yourself appear racist that you don't want to be believe she was not arrested for theft but was accused of assault

There is no power its seriously dumb a few people still want to say the young lady was stealing when she wasn't arrested for that.

It's like some are just listening to themselves only on this thread

Ps I asked you a question which was are you a racist so you could of answered instead of telling me I'm name calling

Don't you know the difference between question and statement

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt

Why are people making up new narratives about a situation brought to our attention

Assuming she has a baby or babies weird behaviour to assume things not spoken of

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks

Some uncomfortable language that has been adorned on the shop front a disgusting parallel to a very bad time in history.

Couple this with people interview in the community saying they need to be stopped from “killing us” draws other uncomfortable parallels to the lozells riots.

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By *icolerobbieCouple  over a year ago

walsall

I’m sure it will all be sorted out amicably in the community.

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By *andyfloss2000Woman  over a year ago

ashford


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again

Can you read??

She did not steal

Because he stopped her. The man stopped a crime from happening. He committed another in the process but stopped it he did.

That's what she would have been arrested for then

ARE you just a racist yourself that refuses to believe she did NOT steal

Funny he isn't pressing charges

Where in any way shape or form did I mention race? I explained why she did not steal, she was in the process of stealing and he stopped her from doing so. The situation is not limited to or exclusive to any race, gender, or ability of a person.

Your powers of discussion are failing you and you are reverting to weak arguments, name calling and slander.

A few including yourself make yourself appear racist that you don't want to be believe she was not arrested for theft but was accused of assault

There is no power its seriously dumb a few people still want to say the young lady was stealing when she wasn't arrested for that.

It's like some are just listening to themselves only on this thread

Ps I asked you a question which was are you a racist so you could of answered instead of telling me I'm name calling

Don't you know the difference between question and statement "

"Some" on this thread allways only listen to themselves and are never ever wrong! It's futile to converse with them tbh! X

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

yep should have done more to the scum

Wow, that's really harsh, since you don't know the reasons why he has had to resort to shoplifting. I hope you or yours never have, to commit such a heinous act of villainy.

If it was food for her starving babies she stole, I would have more sympathy for her. She didn't. She demanded a refund for something, was refused, and then tried to steal beauty products. When she was stopped she got violent, assaulted the shop worker and called him a racist slur (according to witnesses, not the shop worker. He probably had hearing problems after being struck around the head using blunt instruments). Asian people face continuous racism and violence from all and sundry in the UK, we should not be blind to it just because, in this case, it was a "smaller" woman doing it.

Bess

Your blind to black people facing racism also hence your big speech to defend a vile shop owner

If she did steal don't you think he would be pressing charges

Ok, you're off into the realms of lala land now. Meaningless counter accusations don't impress me because I'm not 5 years old. Stop defending a violent racist thief.

Bess

No one on here is trying to impress you.

You have some serious issues you need to check

I'm done with broken vinyl records "

Vinyl records break easily, but they bend first. How about you bend a little and actually look at the facts? Also, perhaps you could outline what "serious issues" I have that you feel need "checking"? If they include telling the truth, looking objectively at the facts and not getting embroiled in emotional knee-jerk reactions, don't bother. I otherwise look forward to your assessment.

Bess

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Travelling


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again

Can you read??

She did not steal

Because he stopped her. The man stopped a crime from happening. He committed another in the process but stopped it he did.

That's what she would have been arrested for then

ARE you just a racist yourself that refuses to believe she did NOT steal

Funny he isn't pressing charges

Where in any way shape or form did I mention race? I explained why she did not steal, she was in the process of stealing and he stopped her from doing so. The situation is not limited to or exclusive to any race, gender, or ability of a person.

Your powers of discussion are failing you and you are reverting to weak arguments, name calling and slander.

A few including yourself make yourself appear racist that you don't want to be believe she was not arrested for theft but was accused of assault

There is no power its seriously dumb a few people still want to say the young lady was stealing when she wasn't arrested for that.

It's like some are just listening to themselves only on this thread

Ps I asked you a question which was are you a racist so you could of answered instead of telling me I'm name calling

Don't you know the difference between question and statement

"Some" on this thread allways only listen to themselves and are never ever wrong! It's futile to converse with them tbh! X"

That is indeed true. And not just about the people you are trying to "tarnish" with that statement but also the people you are trying to "defend", yourself included.

Everyone in this place loves to sniff their own farts and proclaim it smells of roses. Nobody is exempt from that. The difference is some know it's true, the rest are self righteous hypocrites and like to claim otherwise.

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Travelling

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I will make two points before I give up on this ridiculous thread. Women are just as capable of violence and nastiness as men. To paint us as weak and defenceless in comparison to men is sexist, wrong and downright offensive.

Secondly, black people do not hold the monopoly on racism. I have had as many racial slurs thrown at me when I walk to the synagogue on a Friday by muslim Asians as I have from black people. Strangely, never once from a white skinhead type in bovver boots.

The times, they are a-changing - and not for the good.

Bess

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Travelling


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again

Can you read??

She did not steal

Because he stopped her. The man stopped a crime from happening. He committed another in the process but stopped it he did.

That's what she would have been arrested for then

ARE you just a racist yourself that refuses to believe she did NOT steal

Funny he isn't pressing charges

Where in any way shape or form did I mention race? I explained why she did not steal, she was in the process of stealing and he stopped her from doing so. The situation is not limited to or exclusive to any race, gender, or ability of a person.

Your powers of discussion are failing you and you are reverting to weak arguments, name calling and slander.

A few including yourself make yourself appear racist that you don't want to be believe she was not arrested for theft but was accused of assault

There is no power its seriously dumb a few people still want to say the young lady was stealing when she wasn't arrested for that.

It's like some are just listening to themselves only on this thread

Ps I asked you a question which was are you a racist so you could of answered instead of telling me I'm name calling

Don't you know the difference between question and statement "

Heads up. You are still yet to ask me a single question in your entire statement, as there isn't one anywhere in your responses to me.

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

yep should have done more to the scum

Wow, that's really harsh, since you don't know the reasons why he has had to resort to shoplifting. I hope you or yours never have, to commit such a heinous act of villainy.

If it was food for her starving babies she stole, I would have more sympathy for her. She didn't. She demanded a refund for something, was refused, and then tried to steal beauty products. When she was stopped she got violent, assaulted the shop worker and called him a racist slur (according to witnesses, not the shop worker. He probably had hearing problems after being struck around the head using blunt instruments). Asian people face continuous racism and violence from all and sundry in the UK, we should not be blind to it just because, in this case, it was a "smaller" woman doing it.

Bess

Your blind to black people facing racism also hence your big speech to defend a vile shop owner

If she did steal don't you think he would be pressing charges

Ok, you're off into the realms of lala land now. Meaningless counter accusations don't impress me because I'm not 5 years old. Stop defending a violent racist thief.

Bess

No one on here is trying to impress you.

You have some serious issues you need to check

I'm done with broken vinyl records

Vinyl records break easily, but they bend first. How about you bend a little and actually look at the facts? Also, perhaps you could outline what "serious issues" I have that you feel need "checking"? If they include telling the truth, looking objectively at the facts and not getting embroiled in emotional knee-jerk reactions, don't bother. I otherwise look forward to your assessment.

Bess"

It's your problem not mine

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By *aitonelMan  over a year ago

Travelling

And so I now retire from the thread.

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By *aucasian GhandiMan  over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

yep should have done more to the scum

Wow, that's really harsh, since you don't know the reasons why he has had to resort to shoplifting. I hope you or yours never have, to commit such a heinous act of villainy.

If it was food for her starving babies she stole, I would have more sympathy for her. She didn't. She demanded a refund for something, was refused, and then tried to steal beauty products. When she was stopped she got violent, assaulted the shop worker and called him a racist slur (according to witnesses, not the shop worker. He probably had hearing problems after being struck around the head using blunt instruments). Asian people face continuous racism and violence from all and sundry in the UK, we should not be blind to it just because, in this case, it was a "smaller" woman doing it.

Bess

Your blind to black people facing racism also hence your big speech to defend a vile shop owner

If she did steal don't you think he would be pressing charges

Ok, you're off into the realms of lala land now. Meaningless counter accusations don't impress me because I'm not 5 years old. Stop defending a violent racist thief.

Bess

No one on here is trying to impress you.

You have some serious issues you need to check

I'm done with broken vinyl records

Vinyl records break easily, but they bend first. How about you bend a little and actually look at the facts? Also, perhaps you could outline what "serious issues" I have that you feel need "checking"? If they include telling the truth, looking objectively at the facts and not getting embroiled in emotional knee-jerk reactions, don't bother. I otherwise look forward to your assessment.

Bess

It's your problem not mine "

Nah na na na nah

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By *andyfloss2000Woman  over a year ago

ashford


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again

Can you read??

She did not steal

Because he stopped her. The man stopped a crime from happening. He committed another in the process but stopped it he did.

That's what she would have been arrested for then

ARE you just a racist yourself that refuses to believe she did NOT steal

Funny he isn't pressing charges

Where in any way shape or form did I mention race? I explained why she did not steal, she was in the process of stealing and he stopped her from doing so. The situation is not limited to or exclusive to any race, gender, or ability of a person.

Your powers of discussion are failing you and you are reverting to weak arguments, name calling and slander.

A few including yourself make yourself appear racist that you don't want to be believe she was not arrested for theft but was accused of assault

There is no power its seriously dumb a few people still want to say the young lady was stealing when she wasn't arrested for that.

It's like some are just listening to themselves only on this thread

Ps I asked you a question which was are you a racist so you could of answered instead of telling me I'm name calling

Don't you know the difference between question and statement

"Some" on this thread allways only listen to themselves and are never ever wrong! It's futile to converse with them tbh! X

That is indeed true. And not just about the people you are trying to "tarnish" with that statement but also the people you are trying to "defend", yourself included.

Everyone in this place loves to sniff their own farts and proclaim it smells of roses. Nobody is exempt from that. The difference is some know it's true, the rest are self righteous hypocrites and like to claim otherwise. "

I have not named anyone to "tarnish" and my farts indeed stink! And yes there are lots of self righteous hypocrites! That's life! And humans I suppose! But sometimes it's best just to not get involved here! I'm learning I must admit! X

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again

Can you read??

She did not steal

Because he stopped her. The man stopped a crime from happening. He committed another in the process but stopped it he did.

That's what she would have been arrested for then

ARE you just a racist yourself that refuses to believe she did NOT steal

Funny he isn't pressing charges

Where in any way shape or form did I mention race? I explained why she did not steal, she was in the process of stealing and he stopped her from doing so. The situation is not limited to or exclusive to any race, gender, or ability of a person.

Your powers of discussion are failing you and you are reverting to weak arguments, name calling and slander.

A few including yourself make yourself appear racist that you don't want to be believe she was not arrested for theft but was accused of assault

There is no power its seriously dumb a few people still want to say the young lady was stealing when she wasn't arrested for that.

It's like some are just listening to themselves only on this thread

Ps I asked you a question which was are you a racist so you could of answered instead of telling me I'm name calling

Don't you know the difference between question and statement

Heads up. You are still yet to ask me a single question in your entire statement, as there isn't one anywhere in your responses to me. "

So someone saying are you ..... is not them asking you a question no?

Wow looool

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By *addad99Man  over a year ago

Rotherham /newquay


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests. "
protests rent a mob made me laugh some where shouting black lives and other stuff nothing to do with robbery

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"I will make two points before I give up on this ridiculous thread. Women are just as capable of violence and nastiness as men. To paint us as weak and defenceless in comparison to men is sexist, wrong and downright offensive.

Secondly, black people do not hold the monopoly on racism. I have had as many racial slurs thrown at me when I walk to the synagogue on a Friday by muslim Asians as I have from black people. Strangely, never once from a white skinhead type in bovver boots.

The times, they are a-changing - and not for the good.

Bess

"

Funny that black people never tell other races they are exempt from racism but the moment its done to us

Straight away its dismissed

Very interesting

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

yep should have done more to the scum

Wow, that's really harsh, since you don't know the reasons why he has had to resort to shoplifting. I hope you or yours never have, to commit such a heinous act of villainy.

If it was food for her starving babies she stole, I would have more sympathy for her. She didn't. She demanded a refund for something, was refused, and then tried to steal beauty products. When she was stopped she got violent, assaulted the shop worker and called him a racist slur (according to witnesses, not the shop worker. He probably had hearing problems after being struck around the head using blunt instruments). Asian people face continuous racism and violence from all and sundry in the UK, we should not be blind to it just because, in this case, it was a "smaller" woman doing it.

Bess

Your blind to black people facing racism also hence your big speech to defend a vile shop owner

If she did steal don't you think he would be pressing charges

Ok, you're off into the realms of lala land now. Meaningless counter accusations don't impress me because I'm not 5 years old. Stop defending a violent racist thief.

Bess

No one on here is trying to impress you.

You have some serious issues you need to check

I'm done with broken vinyl records

Vinyl records break easily, but they bend first. How about you bend a little and actually look at the facts? Also, perhaps you could outline what "serious issues" I have that you feel need "checking"? If they include telling the truth, looking objectively at the facts and not getting embroiled in emotional knee-jerk reactions, don't bother. I otherwise look forward to your assessment.

Bess

It's your problem not mine "

Grow up.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Before I comment...

Assuming YT links are legit, can someone link up the whole vid (or Vids as someone mentions multiple)

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By *addad99Man  over a year ago

Rotherham /newquay


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks. "

yeah course he could but what's the point in doing that hurt them they might think twice next time

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By *aucasian GhandiMan  over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)

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By *cnugatugMan  over a year ago

Chatham

Wow just fuckin wow

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By *aucasian GhandiMan  over a year ago

from my dad's left nut (Warwick)


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks. yeah course he could but what's the point in doing that hurt them they might think twice next time "

Can you hear yourself.

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By *agerMorganMan  over a year ago

Canvey Island

There’s self defence, then there’s what the shopkeeper done. No way was that reasonable defence!

The excuse of “fuck around & find out” doesn’t apply here. And there was multiple ways to deal with the situation.

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

yep should have done more to the scum

Wow, that's really harsh, since you don't know the reasons why he has had to resort to shoplifting. I hope you or yours never have, to commit such a heinous act of villainy.

If it was food for her starving babies she stole, I would have more sympathy for her. She didn't. She demanded a refund for something, was refused, and then tried to steal beauty products. When she was stopped she got violent, assaulted the shop worker and called him a racist slur (according to witnesses, not the shop worker. He probably had hearing problems after being struck around the head using blunt instruments). Asian people face continuous racism and violence from all and sundry in the UK, we should not be blind to it just because, in this case, it was a "smaller" woman doing it.

Bess

Your blind to black people facing racism also hence your big speech to defend a vile shop owner

If she did steal don't you think he would be pressing charges

Ok, you're off into the realms of lala land now. Meaningless counter accusations don't impress me because I'm not 5 years old. Stop defending a violent racist thief.

Bess

No one on here is trying to impress you.

You have some serious issues you need to check

I'm done with broken vinyl records

Vinyl records break easily, but they bend first. How about you bend a little and actually look at the facts? Also, perhaps you could outline what "serious issues" I have that you feel need "checking"? If they include telling the truth, looking objectively at the facts and not getting embroiled in emotional knee-jerk reactions, don't bother. I otherwise look forward to your assessment.

Bess

It's your problem not mine

Grow up."

Listen to your own advice

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I bet toms sat there having a right laugh at you lot going at each other like you’re in a school playground

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By *astandFeistyCouple  over a year ago

Bournemouth

Has anyone who is actually defending this woman watched the full video, including the CCTV footage?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

yep should have done more to the scum

Wow, that's really harsh, since you don't know the reasons why he has had to resort to shoplifting. I hope you or yours never have, to commit such a heinous act of villainy.

If it was food for her starving babies she stole, I would have more sympathy for her. She didn't. She demanded a refund for something, was refused, and then tried to steal beauty products. When she was stopped she got violent, assaulted the shop worker and called him a racist slur (according to witnesses, not the shop worker. He probably had hearing problems after being struck around the head using blunt instruments). Asian people face continuous racism and violence from all and sundry in the UK, we should not be blind to it just because, in this case, it was a "smaller" woman doing it.

Bess

Your blind to black people facing racism also hence your big speech to defend a vile shop owner

If she did steal don't you think he would be pressing charges

Ok, you're off into the realms of lala land now. Meaningless counter accusations don't impress me because I'm not 5 years old. Stop defending a violent racist thief.

Bess

No one on here is trying to impress you.

You have some serious issues you need to check

I'm done with broken vinyl records

Vinyl records break easily, but they bend first. How about you bend a little and actually look at the facts? Also, perhaps you could outline what "serious issues" I have that you feel need "checking"? If they include telling the truth, looking objectively at the facts and not getting embroiled in emotional knee-jerk reactions, don't bother. I otherwise look forward to your assessment.

Bess

It's your problem not mine

Grow up.

Listen to your own advice "

What an intelligent response. It's a shame you weren't able to write it in your preferred medium of orange crayon.

Bess

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

She was not arrested for that and in fact she is on bail while the shop owner is arrested

I’m sure she will have the best lawyer the uk tax payers can find her and she’ll be quickly back stealing again "

Do you need to be unpleasant?

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"Has anyone who is actually defending this woman watched the full video, including the CCTV footage?"

I have along with hearing the shop owner's interview denying ch0king that woman yet he said he regrets his actions

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks. yeah course he could but what's the point in doing that hurt them they might think twice next time "

OMG. What kind of person says that?

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By *astandFeistyCouple  over a year ago

Bournemouth


"Has anyone who is actually defending this woman watched the full video, including the CCTV footage?

I have along with hearing the shop owner's interview denying ch0king that woman yet he said he regrets his actions "

He did say he regrets it and I believe that. Did you listen to the bit where he said he wasn't choking her?

If so, why do you believe one thing he says but not the other?

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"He tried to ch0ke the shoplifter, who was half his size. That ok with you Tom?

yep should have done more to the scum

Wow, that's really harsh, since you don't know the reasons why he has had to resort to shoplifting. I hope you or yours never have, to commit such a heinous act of villainy.

If it was food for her starving babies she stole, I would have more sympathy for her. She didn't. She demanded a refund for something, was refused, and then tried to steal beauty products. When she was stopped she got violent, assaulted the shop worker and called him a racist slur (according to witnesses, not the shop worker. He probably had hearing problems after being struck around the head using blunt instruments). Asian people face continuous racism and violence from all and sundry in the UK, we should not be blind to it just because, in this case, it was a "smaller" woman doing it.

Bess

Your blind to black people facing racism also hence your big speech to defend a vile shop owner

If she did steal don't you think he would be pressing charges

Ok, you're off into the realms of lala land now. Meaningless counter accusations don't impress me because I'm not 5 years old. Stop defending a violent racist thief.

Bess

No one on here is trying to impress you.

You have some serious issues you need to check

I'm done with broken vinyl records

Vinyl records break easily, but they bend first. How about you bend a little and actually look at the facts? Also, perhaps you could outline what "serious issues" I have that you feel need "checking"? If they include telling the truth, looking objectively at the facts and not getting embroiled in emotional knee-jerk reactions, don't bother. I otherwise look forward to your assessment.

Bess

It's your problem not mine

Grow up.

Listen to your own advice

What an intelligent response. It's a shame you weren't able to write it in your preferred medium of orange crayon.

Bess"

You're just replying for the sake of it

How sad give it a rest your words means nothing to me and I am sure you would say the same back so as you were before

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By *929Man  over a year ago

newcastle


"The shop keepers are being referred to as parasites by the protestors.

Why is that? "

Haha that’s rice considering that almost all the protesters will be on the dole

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By *929Man  over a year ago

newcastle

Rich ffs

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"Has anyone who is actually defending this woman watched the full video, including the CCTV footage?

I have along with hearing the shop owner's interview denying ch0king that woman yet he said he regrets his actions

He did say he regrets it and I believe that. Did you listen to the bit where he said he wasn't choking her?

If so, why do you believe one thing he says but not the other?

"

So if you see a video of a person being kicked or slapped yet the person denies it

Are you then turning around to say yeah well since they say that's not what they did then that's that

He only says he regrets it because he's been exposed on camera

He was swinging her around like a rag doll while gripping her throat with both his hands

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"The shop keepers are being referred to as parasites by the protestors.

Why is that?

Haha that’s rice considering that almost all the protesters will be on the dole "

The organiser of the protest does security and youth work

I would presume the protesters have jobs and families that make them feel that any of their mother's sisters nieces or partners could have been the receiver of the shop owner's abusive treatment

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By *astandFeistyCouple  over a year ago

Bournemouth


"Has anyone who is actually defending this woman watched the full video, including the CCTV footage?

I have along with hearing the shop owner's interview denying ch0king that woman yet he said he regrets his actions

He did say he regrets it and I believe that. Did you listen to the bit where he said he wasn't choking her?

If so, why do you believe one thing he says but not the other?

So if you see a video of a person being kicked or slapped yet the person denies it

Are you then turning around to say yeah well since they say that's not what they did then that's that

He only says he regrets it because he's been exposed on camera

He was swinging her around like a rag doll while gripping her throat with both his hands "

You're being melodramatic.

He did grip her throat, after she attacked him, before that his hands were onto be back of her neck. He regrets his actions because he knows it was wrong but forgive me for believing instincts to protect himself took over.

He did not 'swing her round like a rag doll'. Her you ever been in a physical struggle with someone?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'm gonna admit when I saw ch0ke, str@ngled and could have resulted in brain damage I was expecting a full on sleeper.

Neither party covers themselves with glory here.

My initial take having seem the vid plus cctv was she continually showed a lot of force. He may have crossed a line for a brief few seconds at the height of that (having been relatively constrained at the start).

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"The shop keepers are being referred to as parasites by the protestors.

Why is that?

Haha that’s rice considering that almost all the protesters will be on the dole "

The organiser of the protest does security and youth work

I would presume the protesters have jobs and families that make them feel that any of their mother's sisters nieces or partners could have been the receiver of the shop owner's abusive treatment

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By *batMan  over a year ago

Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales)


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

"

What law says that?

Section 3 of the Criminal Law Act 1967 specifically says you can use reasonable force to prevent a crime or arrest an offender.

I’d love to know which law you are quoting!!!

Gbat

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"Has anyone who is actually defending this woman watched the full video, including the CCTV footage?

I have along with hearing the shop owner's interview denying ch0king that woman yet he said he regrets his actions

He did say he regrets it and I believe that. Did you listen to the bit where he said he wasn't choking her?

If so, why do you believe one thing he says but not the other?

So if you see a video of a person being kicked or slapped yet the person denies it

Are you then turning around to say yeah well since they say that's not what they did then that's that

He only says he regrets it because he's been exposed on camera

He was swinging her around like a rag doll while gripping her throat with both his hands

You're being melodramatic.

He did grip her throat, after she attacked him, before that his hands were onto be back of her neck. He regrets his actions because he knows it was wrong but forgive me for believing instincts to protect himself took over.

He did not 'swing her round like a rag doll'. Her you ever been in a physical struggle with someone?"

I have seen the cctv recording

He gripped by throat then she hit him around the head

He swing her around which is why she went to grab onto the basket.

What's his hands doing on her neck in the first place?

Security don't even treat the woman like how he treated her, she shopped in his store for over 10years

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By *addad99Man  over a year ago

Rotherham /newquay


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks. yeah course he could but what's the point in doing that hurt them they might think twice next time

Can you hear yourself. "

yep loud and clear

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

What law says that?

Section 3 of the Criminal Law Act 1967 specifically says you can use reasonable force to prevent a crime or arrest an offender.

I’d love to know which law you are quoting!!!

Gbat "

So ch0king is reasonable force is it?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

What law says that?

Section 3 of the Criminal Law Act 1967 specifically says you can use reasonable force to prevent a crime or arrest an offender.

I’d love to know which law you are quoting!!!

Gbat

So ch0king is reasonable force is it?"

I’ve now watched the video with audio.

He’s not chOking her very well if she’s still got breath to scream what appears to be the word R@pe! 2-3 times.

You appear to be watching a different video to everyone else. Or you’re blinkered and only seeing what you wanna see.

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"You can’t touch them and the police won’t come you can ask them not to or to put it back but they don’t have to , the law says you have to allow them to steal

What law says that?

Section 3 of the Criminal Law Act 1967 specifically says you can use reasonable force to prevent a crime or arrest an offender.

I’d love to know which law you are quoting!!!

Gbat

So ch0king is reasonable force is it?

I’ve now watched the video with audio.

He’s not chOking her very well if she’s still got breath to scream what appears to be the word R@pe! 2-3 times.

You appear to be watching a different video to everyone else. Or you’re blinkered and only seeing what you wanna see. "

So she is wrong herself then yeah?

Did you see her make a phone call and say she has been ch0ked???

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I've reacted to this video quite badly because having someone grab your throat against your will has happened to me. It's fucking scary. Even for a few seconds it's terrifying.

The woman behaved very badly in pursuing her grievance (she wasn't shoplifting) - she's no angel in this situation. She was aggressive. They both should be charged in my opinion.

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By *addad99Man  over a year ago

Rotherham /newquay


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks. yeah course he could but what's the point in doing that hurt them they might think twice next time

OMG. What kind of person says that?"

someone that's in the real world the police are useless the courts are useless do hand out your own punishment

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"I've reacted to this video quite badly because having someone grab your throat against your will has happened to me. It's fucking scary. Even for a few seconds it's terrifying.

The woman behaved very badly in pursuing her grievance (she wasn't shoplifting) - she's no angel in this situation. She was aggressive. They both should be charged in my opinion. "

They will still say she was shoplifting

Some on here are like brick walls

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Ive not yet seen the CCTV of the neck hold... I'm assuming that this happened after the CCTV footage that is doing the rounds, as that seemed to start at the start of the incident.

What was she hitting him with ?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks. yeah course he could but what's the point in doing that hurt them they might think twice next time

OMG. What kind of person says that? someone that's in the real world the police are useless the courts are useless do hand out your own punishment "

And you reckon a woman would feel safe with you, do you?

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By *vilgasamWoman  over a year ago

The dot in the i


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks. yeah course he could but what's the point in doing that hurt them they might think twice next time

OMG. What kind of person says that? someone that's in the real world the police are useless the courts are useless do hand out your own punishment "

What the actual flying

‘Hand out your own punishment’

I think your basket is missing a sandwich or two

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests. "

Having worked in a shop, calling the police does nothing time they take to come, when they do its months before they go to court then usually let of with a fine which they dont pay or shopflift more to be able to pay the fine.. putting them out the shop does nothing they just keep coming back or worse get violent with u.. time these scumbags are dealt with properly then maybe they will think twice about stealing again!

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By *vilgasamWoman  over a year ago

The dot in the i


"Call the police or remove her from the shop by all means. Putting his hands on her throat was unacceptable and that's why there are protests.

Yes because self defence is not okay.

You're telling someone his size can't restrain a woman her size without that? Bollocks. yeah course he could but what's the point in doing that hurt them they might think twice next time

OMG. What kind of person says that? someone that's in the real world the police are useless the courts are useless do hand out your own punishment

And you reckon a woman would feel safe with you, do you? "

^^^this^^^^

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By *astandFeistyCouple  over a year ago

Bournemouth


"Has anyone who is actually defending this woman watched the full video, including the CCTV footage?

I have along with hearing the shop owner's interview denying ch0king that woman yet he said he regrets his actions

He did say he regrets it and I believe that. Did you listen to the bit where he said he wasn't choking her?

If so, why do you believe one thing he says but not the other?

So if you see a video of a person being kicked or slapped yet the person denies it

Are you then turning around to say yeah well since they say that's not what they did then that's that

He only says he regrets it because he's been exposed on camera

He was swinging her around like a rag doll while gripping her throat with both his hands

You're being melodramatic.

He did grip her throat, after she attacked him, before that his hands were onto be back of her neck. He regrets his actions because he knows it was wrong but forgive me for believing instincts to protect himself took over.

He did not 'swing her round like a rag doll'. Her you ever been in a physical struggle with someone?

I have seen the cctv recording

He gripped by throat then she hit him around the head

He swing her around which is why she went to grab onto the basket.

What's his hands doing on her neck in the first place?

Security don't even treat the woman like how he treated her, she shopped in his store for over 10years "

He gripped her neck, not throat until after she hit him. She also hit him with the basket before he 'swings' her.

You say you've watched the video, if that's true then you're seeing something which isn't there.

His hands are on his neck by way if restraining, no danger to the woman by holding her neck.

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"Ive not yet seen the CCTV of the neck hold... I'm assuming that this happened after the CCTV footage that is doing the rounds, as that seemed to start at the start of the incident.

What was she hitting him with ?"

She hit him with the shopping basket in the shop to get his hands from around her neck

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I've reacted to this video quite badly because having someone grab your throat against your will has happened to me. It's fucking scary. Even for a few seconds it's terrifying.

The woman behaved very badly in pursuing her grievance (she wasn't shoplifting) - she's no angel in this situation. She was aggressive. They both should be charged in my opinion.

They will still say she was shoplifting

Some on here are like brick walls "

It's a bloody mess. And now a community seems to be even more fractured.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Ive not yet seen the CCTV of the neck hold... I'm assuming that this happened after the CCTV footage that is doing the rounds, as that seemed to start at the start of the incident.

What was she hitting him with ?

She hit him with the shopping basket in the shop to get his hands from around her neck "

before then. In the CCTV footage. When they are surrounded by other customers

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"Has anyone who is actually defending this woman watched the full video, including the CCTV footage?

I have along with hearing the shop owner's interview denying ch0king that woman yet he said he regrets his actions

He did say he regrets it and I believe that. Did you listen to the bit where he said he wasn't choking her?

If so, why do you believe one thing he says but not the other?

So if you see a video of a person being kicked or slapped yet the person denies it

Are you then turning around to say yeah well since they say that's not what they did then that's that

He only says he regrets it because he's been exposed on camera

He was swinging her around like a rag doll while gripping her throat with both his hands

You're being melodramatic.

He did grip her throat, after she attacked him, before that his hands were onto be back of her neck. He regrets his actions because he knows it was wrong but forgive me for believing instincts to protect himself took over.

He did not 'swing her round like a rag doll'. Her you ever been in a physical struggle with someone?

I have seen the cctv recording

He gripped by throat then she hit him around the head

He swing her around which is why she went to grab onto the basket.

What's his hands doing on her neck in the first place?

Security don't even treat the woman like how he treated her, she shopped in his store for over 10years

He gripped her neck, not throat until after she hit him. She also hit him with the basket before he 'swings' her.

You say you've watched the video, if that's true then you're seeing something which isn't there.

His hands are on his neck by way if restraining, no danger to the woman by holding her neck. "

Neck/throat same difference and he should have never handled her like that

End of

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By *astandFeistyCouple  over a year ago

Bournemouth


"Has anyone who is actually defending this woman watched the full video, including the CCTV footage?

I have along with hearing the shop owner's interview denying ch0king that woman yet he said he regrets his actions

He did say he regrets it and I believe that. Did you listen to the bit where he said he wasn't choking her?

If so, why do you believe one thing he says but not the other?

So if you see a video of a person being kicked or slapped yet the person denies it

Are you then turning around to say yeah well since they say that's not what they did then that's that

He only says he regrets it because he's been exposed on camera

He was swinging her around like a rag doll while gripping her throat with both his hands

You're being melodramatic.

He did grip her throat, after she attacked him, before that his hands were onto be back of her neck. He regrets his actions because he knows it was wrong but forgive me for believing instincts to protect himself took over.

He did not 'swing her round like a rag doll'. Her you ever been in a physical struggle with someone?

I have seen the cctv recording

He gripped by throat then she hit him around the head

He swing her around which is why she went to grab onto the basket.

What's his hands doing on her neck in the first place?

Security don't even treat the woman like how he treated her, she shopped in his store for over 10years

He gripped her neck, not throat until after she hit him. She also hit him with the basket before he 'swings' her.

You say you've watched the video, if that's true then you're seeing something which isn't there.

His hands are on his neck by way if restraining, no danger to the woman by holding her neck.

Neck/throat same difference and he should have never handled her like that

End of "

Absolutely not the same thing. Never will be.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Has anyone who is actually defending this woman watched the full video, including the CCTV footage?

I have along with hearing the shop owner's interview denying ch0king that woman yet he said he regrets his actions

He did say he regrets it and I believe that. Did you listen to the bit where he said he wasn't choking her?

If so, why do you believe one thing he says but not the other?

So if you see a video of a person being kicked or slapped yet the person denies it

Are you then turning around to say yeah well since they say that's not what they did then that's that

He only says he regrets it because he's been exposed on camera

He was swinging her around like a rag doll while gripping her throat with both his hands

You're being melodramatic.

He did grip her throat, after she attacked him, before that his hands were onto be back of her neck. He regrets his actions because he knows it was wrong but forgive me for believing instincts to protect himself took over.

He did not 'swing her round like a rag doll'. Her you ever been in a physical struggle with someone?

I have seen the cctv recording

He gripped by throat then she hit him around the head

He swing her around which is why she went to grab onto the basket.

What's his hands doing on her neck in the first place?

Security don't even treat the woman like how he treated her, she shopped in his store for over 10years

He gripped her neck, not throat until after she hit him. She also hit him with the basket before he 'swings' her.

You say you've watched the video, if that's true then you're seeing something which isn't there.

His hands are on his neck by way if restraining, no danger to the woman by holding her neck. "

The full footage appears to show him pushing her first.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I've reacted to this video quite badly because having someone grab your throat against your will has happened to me. It's fucking scary. Even for a few seconds it's terrifying.

The woman behaved very badly in pursuing her grievance (she wasn't shoplifting) - she's no angel in this situation. She was aggressive. They both should be charged in my opinion. "

I totally get that.

It's not a nice vid to watch if you have any history of violence.

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"Ive not yet seen the CCTV of the neck hold... I'm assuming that this happened after the CCTV footage that is doing the rounds, as that seemed to start at the start of the incident.

What was she hitting him with ?

She hit him with the shopping basket in the shop to get his hands from around her neck before then. In the CCTV footage. When they are surrounded by other customers "

The other customers don't need to get involved, its the staff working for him that should have stopped him handling a customer like that

That's why the store deserves to close down because not one of the members of staff tried intervene

That is shocking

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By *ansoffateMan  over a year ago

Sagittarius A


"Has anyone who is actually defending this woman watched the full video, including the CCTV footage?

I have along with hearing the shop owner's interview denying ch0king that woman yet he said he regrets his actions

He did say he regrets it and I believe that. Did you listen to the bit where he said he wasn't choking her?

If so, why do you believe one thing he says but not the other?

So if you see a video of a person being kicked or slapped yet the person denies it

Are you then turning around to say yeah well since they say that's not what they did then that's that

He only says he regrets it because he's been exposed on camera

He was swinging her around like a rag doll while gripping her throat with both his hands

You're being melodramatic.

He did grip her throat, after she attacked him, before that his hands were onto be back of her neck. He regrets his actions because he knows it was wrong but forgive me for believing instincts to protect himself took over.

He did not 'swing her round like a rag doll'. Her you ever been in a physical struggle with someone?

I have seen the cctv recording

He gripped by throat then she hit him around the head

He swing her around which is why she went to grab onto the basket.

What's his hands doing on her neck in the first place?

Security don't even treat the woman like how he treated her, she shopped in his store for over 10years "

How is it reasonable force? Is the video online: I want to see this. The images in no way look like reasonable force. Why do you need to throttle someone to detain them?

To prevent a crime? Alleged shoplifting? It happened inside the shop. He apparently said you can have an exchange?

Shoplifting is not a crime against a person anyway - no one was in danger. If there's CCTV footage call the police. It'll get dealt with and no one gets hurt.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Has anyone who is actually defending this woman watched the full video, including the CCTV footage?

I have along with hearing the shop owner's interview denying ch0king that woman yet he said he regrets his actions

He did say he regrets it and I believe that. Did you listen to the bit where he said he wasn't choking her?

If so, why do you believe one thing he says but not the other?

So if you see a video of a person being kicked or slapped yet the person denies it

Are you then turning around to say yeah well since they say that's not what they did then that's that

He only says he regrets it because he's been exposed on camera

He was swinging her around like a rag doll while gripping her throat with both his hands

You're being melodramatic.

He did grip her throat, after she attacked him, before that his hands were onto be back of her neck. He regrets his actions because he knows it was wrong but forgive me for believing instincts to protect himself took over.

He did not 'swing her round like a rag doll'. Her you ever been in a physical struggle with someone?

I have seen the cctv recording

He gripped by throat then she hit him around the head

He swing her around which is why she went to grab onto the basket.

What's his hands doing on her neck in the first place?

Security don't even treat the woman like how he treated her, she shopped in his store for over 10years

He gripped her neck, not throat until after she hit him. She also hit him with the basket before he 'swings' her.

You say you've watched the video, if that's true then you're seeing something which isn't there.

His hands are on his neck by way if restraining, no danger to the woman by holding her neck.

The full footage appears to show him pushing her first. "

can you DM me a link? I have the daily mail vid which has the recording plus cctv but not sure if thats complete.

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By *andycandy88Woman  over a year ago

Northolt


"Has anyone who is actually defending this woman watched the full video, including the CCTV footage?

I have along with hearing the shop owner's interview denying ch0king that woman yet he said he regrets his actions

He did say he regrets it and I believe that. Did you listen to the bit where he said he wasn't choking her?

If so, why do you believe one thing he says but not the other?

So if you see a video of a person being kicked or slapped yet the person denies it

Are you then turning around to say yeah well since they say that's not what they did then that's that

He only says he regrets it because he's been exposed on camera

He was swinging her around like a rag doll while gripping her throat with both his hands

You're being melodramatic.

He did grip her throat, after she attacked him, before that his hands were onto be back of her neck. He regrets his actions because he knows it was wrong but forgive me for believing instincts to protect himself took over.

He did not 'swing her round like a rag doll'. Her you ever been in a physical struggle with someone?

I have seen the cctv recording

He gripped by throat then she hit him around the head

He swing her around which is why she went to grab onto the basket.

What's his hands doing on her neck in the first place?

Security don't even treat the woman like how he treated her, she shopped in his store for over 10years

He gripped her neck, not throat until after she hit him. She also hit him with the basket before he 'swings' her.

You say you've watched the video, if that's true then you're seeing something which isn't there.

His hands are on his neck by way if restraining, no danger to the woman by holding her neck.

Neck/throat same difference and he should have never handled her like that

End of

Absolutely not the same thing. Never will be. "

I said same difference just like forearm and upper arm is all still part of your arm

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By *astandFeistyCouple  over a year ago

Bournemouth


"Has anyone who is actually defending this woman watched the full video, including the CCTV footage?

I have along with hearing the shop owner's interview denying ch0king that woman yet he said he regrets his actions

He did say he regrets it and I believe that. Did you listen to the bit where he said he wasn't choking her?

If so, why do you believe one thing he says but not the other?

So if you see a video of a person being kicked or slapped yet the person denies it

Are you then turning around to say yeah well since they say that's not what they did then that's that

He only says he regrets it because he's been exposed on camera

He was swinging her around like a rag doll while gripping her throat with both his hands

You're being melodramatic.

He did grip her throat, after she attacked him, before that his hands were onto be back of her neck. He regrets his actions because he knows it was wrong but forgive me for believing instincts to protect himself took over.

He did not 'swing her round like a rag doll'. Her you ever been in a physical struggle with someone?

I have seen the cctv recording

He gripped by throat then she hit him around the head

He swing her around which is why she went to grab onto the basket.

What's his hands doing on her neck in the first place?

Security don't even treat the woman like how he treated her, she shopped in his store for over 10years

He gripped her neck, not throat until after she hit him. She also hit him with the basket before he 'swings' her.

You say you've watched the video, if that's true then you're seeing something which isn't there.

His hands are on his neck by way if restraining, no danger to the woman by holding her neck.

The full footage appears to show him pushing her first. "

To prevent her from leaving the shop with his goods. Yeah.

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By *lay 4 your plessureMan  over a year ago

Wigan

Wtf is wrong with people? The actions of both of them are indefensible! They both deserve to be charged and get what they deserve justice wise.

What happened to 2 wrongs don't make a right?

The two of them are vile shitty people.

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By *ansoffateMan  over a year ago

Sagittarius A


"The shop keepers are being referred to as parasites by the protestors.

Why is that?

Haha that’s rice considering that almost all the protesters will be on the dole "

It's all coming out of the woodwork now isn't it.

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By *penbicoupleCouple  over a year ago

Northampton


"I bet toms sat there having a right laugh at you lot going at each other like you’re in a school playground "

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By *eally_RosieWoman  over a year ago

Scunthorpe

In most cases you’d see this type of altercation (d*unken outside nightclubs for example), you’d expect a reasonable amount of force to be used to neutralise the situation. Going for the neck/throat to cut air supply is an effective way, and taught in every martial art my boys and I have ever tried. If you can demonstrate feeling threatened it’s perfectly acceptable, and the fact that somebody is smaller, or weaker makes absolutely no difference; it is based on their behaviour, and I’d say being slapped in the face and hit with a shopping basket warrants an effective rebuttal.

From what I’ve read, she was arrested for assault and released on bail, and he was interviewed under caution (pretty standard procedure), so I’m assuming the authorities saw it that way too. What an absolute shock that the media and the demonstrators have made it about her race and gender, rather than her being a complete c**t.

My personal opinion is he should probably have squeezed a little harder instead of just using his grip to manoeuvre her across the store. Might make people think twice next time they think they’re entitled to act however the fuck they want without reprisal.

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