How do you enforce a nationwide curfew? It can't be done.TheExecutive said:I cannot believe that a curfew hasnt been set and isnt being enforced yet. Its mind blowing. You stop the rioters before they leave their houses to commit crimes.
How do you enforce a nationwide curfew? It can't be done.TheExecutive said:I cannot believe that a curfew hasnt been set and isnt being enforced yet. Its mind blowing. You stop the rioters before they leave their houses to commit crimes.
msv said:What about paintballs? As long as you don't aim for the eyes you can shoot people relatively safely. You can have squads of riot police roaming around and shooting looters, taggin em while they're at it.
Scarecrow said:Doesn't Britain have a military? Why not bring them in to crack some skulls?
Huh. LA did it.DECK'ARD said:Unenforceable on a city of London's size, and would just stretch the police thinly rather than letting them concentrate on the areas under threat.
Scarecrow said:Doesn't Britain have a military? Why not bring them in to crack some skulls?
anonnumber6 said:Apparently the Arndale Centre is closing in Manchester according to some of my friends that work there and have been sent home.
SmokyDave said:How do you enforce a nationwide curfew? It can't be done.
SmokyDave said:How do you enforce a nationwide curfew? It can't be done.
I wouldn't be surprised if MW3 has a 'No Russian' style mission except it's set in London and instead of passengers you mow down rioters, I could really see Activision doing something like that to generate sales.Psychotext said:I'm with the people who say releasing Modern Warfare 3 would end this instantly.
Do your bit Activision.
:lolgerg said:I know that Sales-Age won't like it, but the Amazon sales charts are proving very interesting at the moment.
Oh man. Clearly the love of baseball will unite your countrymen. Give up this silly cricket obsession.gerg said:I know that Sales-Age won't like it, but the Amazon sales charts are proving very interesting at the moment.
gerg said:I know that Sales-Age won't like it, but the Amazon sales charts are proving very interesting at the moment.
radioheadrule83 said:What the fuck is Amazon UK doing selling telescopic police batons?
Metal bats are clearly more popular for head smushing.gerg said:I know that Sales-Age won't like it, but the Amazon sales charts are proving very interesting at the moment.
SmokyDave said:How do you enforce a nationwide curfew? It can't be done.
radioheadrule83 said:What the fuck is Amazon UK doing selling telescopic police batons?
I'm not really sure what is going on, just got some text messages saying they have been sent home.Stevie Gerrard said:It was very much open when I was in there 15 minutes ago. One shop (JD sports) was closed though.
PJV3 said:And why list it under sports and leisure.
I never knew baseball was that popular in England.gerg said:I know that Sales-Age won't like it, but the Amazon sales charts are proving very interesting at the moment.
PJV3 said:And why list it under sports and leisure.
Maybe not to lay out some beat downs, but more men at the polices' disposal would help a little bit. They're spread thin as it is, right?Carl said:They say the army wouldn't be able to do anything more than the police.
Not that we really have much of an army left. Loads of cuts
Prine said:Yeah, i cant help but get angry at people taking a curious stroll through rioting areas. Your making it dificult for police to do their job.
People at work have been asked to leave early. Its now approaching Kingston Upon Thames apparently. Right next to me.
There will be 10000 more police tonight, but it won't really matter if their hands are still tied.Scarecrow said:Maybe not to lay out some beat downs, but more men at the polices' disposal would help a little bit. They're spread thin as it is, right?
Scarecrow said:Maybe not to lay out some beat downs, but more men at the polices' disposal would help a little bit. They're spread thin as it is, right?
I'll put it differently then - you can't enforce a curfew on these people. They don't give a fuck. Basically, curfew is a non-starter.TheExecutive said:You dont enforce it nationwide you enforce it in key boroughs and major transportation hubs. You effectively target your forces and make it extremely difficult to travel.
I imagine it's up to each shop whether they want to close early. The city centre was pretty quiet, there were 4 riot vans waiting by piccadilly gardens but that's itanonnumber6 said:I'm not really sure what is going on, just got some text messages saying they have been sent home.
Truthfully I was expecting cricket bats.Aad said:I never knew baseball was that popular in England.
Prine said:Yeah, i cant help but get angry at people taking a curious stroll through rioting areas. Your making it difficult for police to do their job.
People at work have been asked to leave early. Its now approaching Kingston Upon Thames apparently. Right next to me.
the curfew would affect the wrong people.SmokyDave said:I'll put it differently then - you can't enforce a curfew on these people. They don't give a fuck. Basically, curfew is a non-starter.
SmokyDave said:I'll put it differently then - you can't enforce a curfew on these people. They don't give a fuck. Basically, curfew is a non-starter.
Any word on what's happening right now?Stevie Gerrard said:I imagine it's up to each shop whether they want to close early. The city centre was pretty quiet, there were 4 riot vans waiting by piccadilly gardens but that's it
their "demands" are free stuff and burnt shit :lolWazzim said:Anybody read about the sarcastic message from the Iranian foreign Minister? Here. It's pretty funny.
Aad said:I never knew baseball was that popular in England.
well, baseball might get a lot more popular in the Uk when all of this is over ^^gerg said:I know that Sales-Age won't like it, but the Amazon sales charts are proving very interesting at the moment.
Precisely. The only people that would obey are the people that aren't rioting.Chinner said:the curfew would enforced on the wrong people.