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Reports Camberwell & Surray Quays saying groups are forming. They say they're heading towards Elephant & Castle.

I am almost 30 and still look like a teenager

cold:
Things could get pretty ugly tonight with 16,000 police boots on the ground and a chance that the plastic baton rounds might just be used for the first time.Tell anyone you know intent on causing further violence in an attempt to loot to forget it

Sicherheit:
In theory they don't allow them but people to do take them. Can you say you have not have not seen some people wheeling a whole shopping cart home?

like grocery shops allow people to carry their baskets home with them. .

paris10:
Shut it if you don't know what happened. He never fired against any officer, and neither was he holding any gun. Have you seen the recent update yet? Know your stuff before coming up here

hbrednic:
people are tired of being fu-cked in the arse by the police and politicians.

cold:
That is so not true though it was alleged he did draw his weapon which must have moved the police to act.This is the preliminary from the IPCC;

The finding comes as the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) prepares to release further information about his death.
It is understood that investigators have been told that Duggan did not open fire on police before he was shot dead, but that he had drawn a weapon.
Duggan was killed on Thursday night during a police operation in north London. Today a post mortem found he died of a single gunshot wound to the chest.
He was shot dead by a Scotland Yard firearms officer. Initially it was said that he died following an exchange of fire with officers.
This theory was given credence by the fact that a non-police handgun was discovered at the scene and because a bullet was found lodged in a police officer’s radio.


However, IPCC investigators have spoken to the officers involved in the operation and have received forensic test results on the bullet which hit the police officer.
They have established that the bullet was a police-issue round which went through Duggan’s arm and lodged in another officer’s radio.
Duggan’s firearm, a blank-firing weapon which has been converted, was not fired at the police. However it is believed that he did draw the gun.
The IPCC is still awaiting tests results to discover definitively whether or not the weapon was fired.
Firearms officers are authorised to open fire on suspects if they believe there is an imminent threat to life, even if the suspect has not fired his weapon.
The riots in Tottenham on Saturday started after a vigil for Duggan was held at the local police station. Since then it has spread to all corners of London.
Senior police officers have said that while Saturday’s violence was triggered by community grievance in Tottenham, where Duggan lived. But subsequent riots have been described as “pure criminality”.

Siena:
It's all on the news - a black drug dealer got shot by armed response. He was also armed, but apparently didn't fire. He would have been seen as a threat though, so the police were well within their rights to take him down.