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


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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

 

Wonder how that happened then, he was supposed to have been hit on the legs :huh:

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Oh dear.

 

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

 

If you'd been assaulted by group A and they denied you medical help, would you not try a get help from, say, another group of nearby people?

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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

 

You have to also consider that the one of the pathologists was acting for the officer.

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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
so that proves he dint die from a lethal force shove as kthebean put it:roll:
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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?

 

Sorry Alien

I thought the thread title was No charges in G20 death of Ian Tomlinson

 

Oh, wait a minute it is

 

As the incidents off video were at the same summit on the same day in the same place, then I think it is all relevant

He was given enough warnings to go away and leave the site but no, he would not.

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Same thing you are saying

 

Reason of death = Undecided ;)

 

But in most other criminal case there is conflicting evidence and yet the judicial system decides based on it.

 

Why is conflicting evidence a reason not to have a trial here? The only dissenting pathologist is on the verge of being struck off for not being very good at being a pathologist, so not only is he a minority of 1 amongst pathologists who examined Ian Tomlinson and thought he died of a heart attack, he is also in a minority of one amongst pathologists who examined Mr Tomlinson who are rubbish at it.

 

I'd give more credence to the 100% of pathologists not under investigation personally.

 

We might never know what a jury would think.

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But in most other criminal case there is conflicting evidence and yet the judicial system decides based on it.

 

Why is conflicting evidence a reason not to have a trial here? The only dissenting pathologist is on the verge of being struck off for not being very good at being a pathologist, so not only is he a minority of 1 amongst pathologists who examined Ian Tomlinson and thought he died of a heart attack, he is also in a minority of one amongst pathologists who examined Mr Tomlinson who are rubbish at it.

 

I'd give more credence to the 100% of pathologists not under investigation personally.

 

We might never know what a jury would think.

 

No

 

You wont ever know ;)

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