No charges in G20 death of Ian Tomlinson - Pc Harwood found not guilty.

[jongo]

And died a few minutes later of internal bleeding due to blunt force trauma, according to two pathologists.

 

33% of the pathologist reports say otherwise.

[Number Six]

so it wasnt the shove that killed him then?

 

I don't know. Could have been that, could have been the baton strikes.

[jongo]

so it wasnt the shove that killed him then?

 

Maybe he got a beating off the loonies who were protesting because he didnt do his job right

Of course this would be off camera.

[Number Six]

33% of the pathologist reports say otherwise.

 

And your point is?

[jongo]

I don't know. Could have been that, could have been the baton strikes.

 

Where was the internal bleeding, head, torso, legs, arms ?

[mj.scuba]

Hopefully the copper can get on with his life and his job now if the armchair judge, jury and executioners will let him.

[splodgeyAl]

so it wasnt the shove that killed him then? & where exactly was this internal bleeding? head? stomach?

 

33% of the pathologist reports say otherwise.

 

According to the 66% of pathologists - the ones not being investigated by the GMC - that he died of internal bleeding from blunt instrument trauma. Shortly after being whacking in the kidneys with a batton

[jongo]

And your point is?

 

Same thing you are saying

 

Reason of death = Undecided

[Alien]

You keep saying he was just strolling past on his way home

 

He was out to antagonize the police as much as he could.

 

And you base that reasoning on what? We're not actually discussing what happened off camera...he could be a knife wielding madman for all we know. Stick with the vid..

 

Now, hand on the bible...do you think he was a threat to the police?

[Number Six]

Oh dear.

 

must numb the senses too cause for someone on his way home, he suddenly turned and walked towards his protester mates.

 

Is it possible he was a bit disorientated, given that he was in the early stages of death?

 

Was it possible he was just trying another way of getting home?

 

Even if he was heading toward his 'protester mates' (there is no evidence whatsoever that he was part of the protest) in what way does that justify the assault or prevent a proper trial of the policeman concerned?