Comments by "jjeffery worboys" (@jjefferyworboys8138) on "Met commissioner defends officers over coronation arrests" video.

  1. Arrested for suspicion of an offence, being released without charge is a very common outcome. No apology was necessary, when I was arrested and subsequently released a few years ago, I didn't get an apology from Essex Police.
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  2. Within the law, just like you are allowed to do most things.
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  3. Suspicion of committing an offence is probably the most common reason given for arrests. The Police were right to do so and I fully support their actions.
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  4. From the Home Office, the Home Secretary made it very clear what this law would be used for. Long overdue and I fully support its use.
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  5. It needs to act like proper police and uphold the law, not woke social workers.
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  6. I doubt it, those arrested were released. That wouldn't have happened in China or Russia.
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  7. A job well done by the Police and I fully support their actions.
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  8. Such people are everywhere, one could be someone you consider a friend without even realising.
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  9. I am and I did.
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  10. Why apologise, thats stupid.
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  11. I doubt it, they certainly wouldn't have apologised ore released them. Those arrested would now be locked away somewhere very unpleasant.
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  12. Exactly as ordinary hardworking people wanted to prevent them being held to ransom by selfish entitled protestors.
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  13. Agreed.
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  14. Preferable to a socialist one.
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  15. If you are arrested for suspicion of committing an offence and subsequently released without charge, it's not wrongful arrest.
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  16. I like it, a lot !
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  17. It's long overdue and is just whats needed to prevent a few selfish protestors inconveniencing ordinary people.
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  18. They should stop apologising. It was a job well done.
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  19. Great, I really hate socialism.
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  20. Great Policing, a job very well done.
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