Might be productive for the police to meet with MPs to discuss whether there’s any deficits in the law and legal powers.
Atreyes on
I mean this is objectively the right choice, lots of wasted funds and were very unlikely to be able to gather meaningful evidence, those funds could be used fighting crime in britain instead.
Quagers on
>This is despite the Met accepting that international bodies consider that Israel’s actions in Gaza “could amount to war crimes” and initially indicating that at least four of the individuals mentioned in the referral were of “particular interest”.
lol, do they not realise that this is an entirely meaningless platitude.
WillWatsof on
>The PILC said the report detailed the alleged involvement of the 10 British nationals, including dual citizens, in the “targeted killings of civilians and aid workers, indiscriminate attacks on civilian areas, attacks on hospitals and protected sites, and the forced transfer and displacement of civilians”.
No matter which way you look at it, this is disgusting if British nationals were involved in this and then just came back here like nothing happened.
Underscores_Are_Kool on
If there’s no reasonable chance of conviction, then that’s that. Unless you want to waste CPS and police resources
930913 on
Vexatious accusations ignored because they are about harassing people who were in a particular area, without presenting any specific evidence of a crime being committed?
Sounds like the system is working as intended then.
Known_Week_158 on
>But on 27 April, the police said in a decision letter that it would not progress the matter, citing no realistic prospect of conviction and that an effective investigation could not be conducted.
Police decline to prosecute something because there is no realistic way for there to be a conviction. More news at 10.
ironyperson on
Unfortunately investigating them would be antisemitism, therefore nothing can be done.
Sir_Henry_Deadman on
It’s fine they’ll gloat about it and people will find out
bomboclawt75 on
This is a blatant two tier legal system.
If these were Isis fighters they would be locked up the instant they returned and rightly so.
But London police are refusing to arrest or even investigate these war criminals.
sjpllyon on
Would this even be a (met) policing matter? I feel like war crimes ought to be investigated by military police, or MI5 or Interpol. Like it seems like it’s way above the pay grade of police officers. How would they even investigate the matter? Surly it would require cooporation with the milatery and international goverments.
fitzgoldy on
Obviously?
It’s not for the police to investigate Gaza (how the hell could they) and the police weren’t given enough evidence to go off in the first place anyway.
Porticulus on
Anyone accused of legitimate war crimes should be investigated as standard. Anything else is not good enough.
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Might be productive for the police to meet with MPs to discuss whether there’s any deficits in the law and legal powers.
I mean this is objectively the right choice, lots of wasted funds and were very unlikely to be able to gather meaningful evidence, those funds could be used fighting crime in britain instead.
>This is despite the Met accepting that international bodies consider that Israel’s actions in Gaza “could amount to war crimes” and initially indicating that at least four of the individuals mentioned in the referral were of “particular interest”.
lol, do they not realise that this is an entirely meaningless platitude.
>The PILC said the report detailed the alleged involvement of the 10 British nationals, including dual citizens, in the “targeted killings of civilians and aid workers, indiscriminate attacks on civilian areas, attacks on hospitals and protected sites, and the forced transfer and displacement of civilians”.
No matter which way you look at it, this is disgusting if British nationals were involved in this and then just came back here like nothing happened.
If there’s no reasonable chance of conviction, then that’s that. Unless you want to waste CPS and police resources
Vexatious accusations ignored because they are about harassing people who were in a particular area, without presenting any specific evidence of a crime being committed?
Sounds like the system is working as intended then.
>But on 27 April, the police said in a decision letter that it would not progress the matter, citing no realistic prospect of conviction and that an effective investigation could not be conducted.
Police decline to prosecute something because there is no realistic way for there to be a conviction. More news at 10.
Unfortunately investigating them would be antisemitism, therefore nothing can be done.
It’s fine they’ll gloat about it and people will find out
This is a blatant two tier legal system.
If these were Isis fighters they would be locked up the instant they returned and rightly so.
But London police are refusing to arrest or even investigate these war criminals.
Would this even be a (met) policing matter? I feel like war crimes ought to be investigated by military police, or MI5 or Interpol. Like it seems like it’s way above the pay grade of police officers. How would they even investigate the matter? Surly it would require cooporation with the milatery and international goverments.
Obviously?
It’s not for the police to investigate Gaza (how the hell could they) and the police weren’t given enough evidence to go off in the first place anyway.
Anyone accused of legitimate war crimes should be investigated as standard. Anything else is not good enough.