So sad the lads in london and the one in manchester, their poor families 
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It's terrible Jen - their poor families
My daughter works in Oxford Street - thank goodness she wasn't there then - I would have been worried sick. Mind you - it seems a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time 
This seems to be the norm nowadays for these criminals. Never have a second thought about using weapons. 
Crims nowadays know they will get an easy ride in prison with all the bells and whistles - thats my view anyway. Unless the Gov't acts on this then this country will be as bad as the USA in years to come. God help our Grandkids.
My dad was just saying how he watched this on the news and that he was more shocked by the amount of people with their phones out trying to get pics of the lad dying on the floor
Originally Posted by Aimee:
My dad was just saying how he watched this on the news and that he was more shocked by the amount of people with their phones out trying to get pics of the lad dying on the floor
They were uploaded onto youtube
Originally Posted by longcat:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
My dad was just saying how he watched this on the news and that he was more shocked by the amount of people with their phones out trying to get pics of the lad dying on the floor
They were uploaded onto youtube
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^How awful to be an onlooker and the first thing you think about is recording on your phone!
I wonder though if it's sometimes useful to the pOLICE/
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
I wonder though if it's sometimes useful to the pOLICE/
I think that too sooz - it might be a bit foolhardy to pile in ... but maybe recording it would help the police? I guess each situation is different
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^How awful to be an onlooker and the first thing you think about is recording on your phone! I wonder though if it's sometimes useful to the pOLICE/
would you want your kid dying on the street on utube though?