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Originally posted by kevinunknown
reply to post by SOXMIS
Are you by any chance American because your police have a far better developed CT capability than our police through FBI HRT. Our Armed police are not used to dealing with any more than a loan gun man or armed raids on terrorists suspects. The UKSF provide our primary CT capability. It is generally accepted that it goes on, for example the Embassy siege the is no way police could have dealt with that even by today’s standards.
Originally posted by Korg Trinity
If I came across Moat, I would help him.
Originally posted by kevinunknown
reply to post by gambon
Yes it dose the Mail have it on the front page today, go to a news agents and have a look i think the express do as well. And The Telegraph says:
“Members of the SAS and snipers from the Metropolitan Police were among those dispatched to the north-east on Wednesday as the fugitive continued to evade authorities.”
Originally posted by ShadowArcher
Love doesn't make us do anything. It certainly doesn't make us murder.
Originally posted by kevinunknown
reply to post by gambon
I am not saying they are not highly trained all I am saying is that when it comes to CT the UK is more reliant on UKSF. For example the embassy siege could not have been handled by CO19, there is also the police form the MoD police who are highly trained but again don’t have the capabilities that UKSF do. Some time there is no alternative but to have UKSF intervene, which is not what I am calling for here.
Go read the paper today it dose clearly say the SAS have joined the hunt. And in one of my posts I have already said that they may be there advising rather than as being operationally active. I like how you talked about their other commitments, 22SAS have an entire squadron on CRW duty at all time to provide a domestic (and sometimes international) CT capability.
Originally posted by PurpleDog UK
reply to post by gambon
Compared to hunting the Taliban and all the other assorted puesdo terrorists then chasing after Mr Moat is probably a ''training'' exercise for new recruit SAS befoe they go and do the real thing in Afgano.....
Regards
PurpleDOG UK
Originally posted by Korg Trinity
Originally posted by ShadowArcher
Love doesn't make us do anything. It certainly doesn't make us murder.
Yep it does... There are too many cases to list.
This wasn't a case of an ex getting a policeman boyfriend, this was a case of cruelty towards Moat by his ex whom had to endure Taunting from both his ex and the new policeman boyfriend.
Effectively they made fun of him and when you have someone who experiences true love (there is only one time you can feel that one folks) and then the object of your love turns around and not just rejects you but actually takes delight in hurting your emotions... it's easy to see how Moat could have snapped and reacted in the way he did.
Seeing Red and being a cold calculated murderer are different things.
I have sympathy for Moat and although I don't condone his actions I can relate.
Korg.