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8 minutes isn't bad at all considering London's traffic, and the amount of people on the streets at the time for the foot cops to sort through. Haven't been there in 22 years so I imagine it's quite a lot more these days.
The OP, although snarky, was using a pro-gun analogy in a round about way. The cops can be there in minutes.....when seconds count.
Kudo's to the brave people who fended the bad guys off, I'm sure they saved at least a few lives.
They just had the concert bombing and were on the highest highest alert....the Terrorist know they have 8 mins or more before anyone will show up with a gun, So yes 8 mins is a very very long time for a free reign killing spree
They just had the concert bombing and were on the highest highest alert....the Terrorist know they have 8 mins or more before anyone will show up with a gun, So yes 8 mins is a very very long time for a free reign killing spree
Terror is not about victim body counts - it is about making, otherwise apathetic, folks feel that they are unsafe due to your "cause". A suicidal Jihadi moron has already decided that they will not survive their attack - to them losing their life (on Earth) is part of winning the battle (for eternal bliss).
It wasn’t 8 minutes to show up, it was 8 minutes from the moment they were called to the moment the last active terrorist was stopped. Regardless of anything else, that was an quick and effective operation for which the officers involved should be congratulated. I think that can and should be recognised as a stand-alone point.They just had the concert bombing and were on the highest highest alert....the Terrorist know they have 8 mins or more before anyone will show up with a gun, So yes 8 mins is a very very long time for a free reign killing spree
They wore fake bomb vests to ensure that they were taken out. More arrests today, as the police work through their family and social networks.
This is an interesting thing to watch - if it is OK to arrest (detain based on past association with?) "sympathizers" and "supporters" then maybe this can be used to go after other "terror" groups like street gangs.
They are formally arrested to be questioned under caution. Everything is recorded, with lawyers and all. Eight of those arrested in Manchester have already been released without charge.
To return to the eight minute obsession by others, the eight minutes refers to the armed police. Four "ordinary" police heroes had already encountered them, and been wounded, while protecting the public.
It’s not unusual here. Arrest is used somewhat differently in the UK compared to places like the US, just as part of the formal process of investigation, so it’s not at all uncommon for people who are arrested to be released shortly afterwards without charge.That (bolded above) sounds like a busywork display being put on by the government to assure the folks that they are "taking action". How, exactly, do you arrest someone without charge?