Yorkshire cops nab autistic teen girl for telling a cop I think she's a lesbian like my nana

a reply to: Bluntone22

Whereas your country is completely free from the wokist and LGBTQ+ or whatever it is agenda.
I mean, we never hear of any such stupidity coming from there do we?

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: Bluntone22

Whereas your country is completely free from the wokist and LGBTQ+ or whatever it is agenda.
I mean, we never hear of any such stupidity coming from there do we?

We're sending them to Yorkshire.

a reply to: putnam6

Triggered by an autistic individual.

Classic.

a reply to: DBCowboy

To be honest, Yorkshire people are generally pretty straight talking, level headed and pragmatic people....to the point that the more refined and rarefied southerners tend to think they are quite blunt.

This copper must have emigrated there from somewhere like London.

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: Bluntone22

Whereas your country is completely free from the wokist and LGBTQ+ or whatever it is agenda.
I mean, we never hear of any such stupidity coming from there do we?

Temper temper ..

We don't arrest anyone but presidents...🤠

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: Bluntone22

Whereas your country is completely free from the wokist and LGBTQ+ or whatever it is agenda.
I mean, we never hear of any such stupidity coming from there do we?

The same people that rule over you also rule over us . It’s sucks you guys have no freedom of speech or guns. I’ve honestly been thinking I have no freedom left but at least I’m not you

a reply to: Shillkill

We have just as much freedom of speech as anyone else.

We don't want guns.

originally posted by: Mahogany
My thoughts...

She is 100% lesbian, but she hasn't told her fellow cops because she thinks they would kick her out of their drinking clique. And then she overreacted on the girl.

The kicker, the other cops already know.

or maybe the lesbian wingman who lures naive women to sleep with her creepy incel colleagues and then gaslights them when the truth comes out, because if not for her broworkers she would have no friends

a reply to: Shillkill

Last time I checked my gun safe still had plenty of spots filled..

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: Shillkill

We have just as much freedom of speech as anyone else.

We don't want guns.

Hasn't some guy been sent to jail twice for making a movie about muslim grooming gangs?

Tommy Robinson?

Hey, the USA is also ran by looneys, has been for a while, but it seems that the UK and Canada are always a few steps ahead of us in the loon department. Sometimes makes me think the whole Fabian Socialist thing is more in control of all of us than we know.

Why is an autistic teen drunk?

I don’t think we’re getting the full story.

And there’s degrees of autism from mild to severe.

originally posted by: Annee
Why is an autistic teen drunk?

I don’t think we’re getting the full story.

And there’s degrees of autism from mild to severe.

In the UK, they encourage children to start drinking at an early age. By the age of 7, if you can't pound a pint of lager you are sent away to schools in Ireland.

Most "pubs" are actually daycare centres, where they also serve things called "meat pies".

originally posted by: DBCowboy

originally posted by: Annee
Why is an autistic teen drunk?

I don’t think we’re getting the full story.

And there’s degrees of autism from mild to severe.

In the UK, they encourage children to start drinking at an early age. By the age of 7, if you can't pound a pint of lager you are sent away to schools in Ireland.

Most "pubs" are actually daycare centres, where they also serve things called "meat pies".

Sounds like an excuse to me.

Most cops have a ego the size of Texas that's fragile as a soap bubble. If you dare say anything that's not the equivalent of boot licking, they'll find a reason to give you a ticket or arrest you.

originally posted by: Annee
Why is an autistic teen drunk?

I don’t think we’re getting the full story.

And there’s degrees of autism from mild to severe.

If the complete story will make your Thursday more satisfying and rewarding

There's this new thing called Google, though there are others as well , if you enter certain search terms like in this case

"autistic teen drunk Yorkshire"

It will pull up a plethora of articles from varying locales and viewpoints, I enjoyed this one because it has more information.

I do hope these additions to the thread, have made your time spent here more enjoyable as well as educational.

humanevents.com... icer

The mother of the girl, who goes by Nikita Snow on social media, explained that her oldest daughter, 18, had been out with friends on August 7. Her 16-year-old daughter, Amanda, was also with the group, per Reduxx.

The eldest sibling contacted the police after her younger sister began to act in “unsafe ways,” unable to reach her mother. She explained that her younger sister was autistic and needed a safe escort home.

“They said they would come assist in getting her home as she is vulnerable, with her being diagnosed with autism,” Snow said. “When they arrived where my two daughters were, Amanda refused to travel alone with them and wanted her sister to come with her, so she agreed.”

Snow claims she was woken up at 1 am to the sound of knocking at the door. It was the West Yorkshire Police with her two daughters.

“They said they were just bringing her home safely… [But] one of the officers had hold of Amanda and was squeezing her arm very tightly. She asked me to get [the officer] off her arm as it was hurting so I guided my daughter inside,” Snow said.

As Amanda was being brought into the house, she made a remark about the female officer that kicked off the scuffle.

Snow said: “She said ‘I think she’s a lesbian like nanna Julie.’” Snow noted that officer had short, blonde hair. “I just felt a jolt on my back… the officer had launched herself in my home at me and Amanda. She was grabbing her.”

Snow claims that Amanda rushed to a cupboard under the stairs and began crying, not knowing what was happening. She also started self-harming out of stress, per the report.

“She was crying and saying sorry to the police woman,” Snow said. “That’s when I grabbed my phone and started recording.”

Video footage shows multiple police officers surrounding the cupboard, as Amanda backed herself in for safety.

The female officer said “She’s getting arrested … Another unit’s coming, don’t worry … I’m telling you another unit is coming, she is going to get arrested tonight.”

Snow pleaded with the officers, trying to explain that her daughter had autism.

Abuse of power always pisses me off.

Since when has lesbian been a slur?

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

Keep suckling on the teat of big govt.

The same govt. that has argued in federal court that your thoughts are "cognitive infrastructure", and it's their job to regulate what you think.

"govern me harder daddy"

You're a pathetic commie POS. Go pound sand.

originally posted by: putnam6

originally posted by: Annee
Why is an autistic teen drunk?

I don’t think we’re getting the full story.

And there’s degrees of autism from mild to severe.

If the complete story will make your Thursday more satisfying and rewarding

There's this new thing called Google, though there are others as well , if you enter certain search terms like in this case

"autistic teen drunk Yorkshire"

It will pull up a plethora of articles from varying locales and viewpoints, I enjoyed this one because it has more information.

I do hope these additions to the thread, have made your time spent here more enjoyable as well as educational.

humanevents.com... icer

The mother of the girl, who goes by Nikita Snow on social media, explained that her oldest daughter, 18, had been out with friends on August 7. Her 16-year-old daughter, Amanda, was also with the group, per Reduxx.

The eldest sibling contacted the police after her younger sister began to act in “unsafe ways,” unable to reach her mother. She explained that her younger sister was autistic and needed a safe escort home.

“They said they would come assist in getting her home as she is vulnerable, with her being diagnosed with autism,” Snow said. “When they arrived where my two daughters were, Amanda refused to travel alone with them and wanted her sister to come with her, so she agreed.”

Snow claims she was woken up at 1 am to the sound of knocking at the door. It was the West Yorkshire Police with her two daughters.

“They said they were just bringing her home safely… [But] one of the officers had hold of Amanda and was squeezing her arm very tightly. She asked me to get [the officer] off her arm as it was hurting so I guided my daughter inside,” Snow said.

As Amanda was being brought into the house, she made a remark about the female officer that kicked off the scuffle.

Snow said: “She said ‘I think she’s a lesbian like nanna Julie.’” Snow noted that officer had short, blonde hair. “I just felt a jolt on my back… the officer had launched herself in my home at me and Amanda. She was grabbing her.”

Snow claims that Amanda rushed to a cupboard under the stairs and began crying, not knowing what was happening. She also started self-harming out of stress, per the report.

“She was crying and saying sorry to the police woman,” Snow said. “That’s when I grabbed my phone and started recording.”

Video footage shows multiple police officers surrounding the cupboard, as Amanda backed herself in for safety.

The female officer said “She’s getting arrested … Another unit’s coming, don’t worry … I’m telling you another unit is coming, she is going to get arrested tonight.”

Snow pleaded with the officers, trying to explain that her daughter had autism.

Yeah, about the credibility of your source.

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originally posted by: GENERAL EYES
Abuse of power always pisses me off.

Since when has lesbian been a slur?

Well, I finally watched the video, and it comes across even worse.

They had her home with her Mum, and then one comment and a bit of not liking being "manhandled" with FWIW autistic sometimes don't enjoy

and its a mess.

in the end, it did at least seem to dawn on the offended copper haired copper, they had created a mess, and no doubt a mountain of paper work all because they got their knickers in a twist

a reply to: putnam6

Off topic, but if I were in a British band, I'd name it, "Twisted Knickers".