July 28th, 2010
Friday 12 noon, PF’s office on Chambers Street.
PROTEST THIS FRIDAY OUTSIDE CROWN OFFICE AND PROCURATOR FISCAL ON CHAMBERS STREET. SOLIDARITY IS OUR WEAPON!
(THIS HAS BEEN CALLED ON VERY SHORT NOTICE, SO PLEASE HELP SPREAD THE WORD QUICKLY AND WIDELY)
In solidarity with the protest outside the Department of public prosecution going on in London called by various people including the Tomlinson family.
Ian Tomlinson was killed by police action at the G20 and not even any charges brought. The utter disgust at what has happened by the general public has been encouraging and so to show support towards Ian’s family and the complete hatred and contempt we have for the legal system that works in the favour of them and not us – we have decided to call for demo outside the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal in Solidarity.
If you work, try and …get half a day off like many of us are doing. Most importantly spread the word to all your friends and family.
Everyone to the streets! Never forget Never forgive
Tags: ACAB, G20 protests, Ian Tomlinson, justice, protest
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April 28th, 2010
Elections are a good time to bury bad news. Surprising no-one, it was revealed yesterday that London’s riot police were “almost certainly” the killers of antifascist Blair Peach 31 years ago. Not that they were ever charged of course. Will Ian Tomlinson’s family face the same wait for justice?
The Sauce names names
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Inspector Alan Murray was in charge of Number One Unit SPG on the day of Peach’s death. He resigned from the force in the Summer of 1980 to join his brother in a jewelery business in Scotland. He is now now a lecturer in corporate social responsibility at Sheffield University.
The other officers in the van were PC Anthony Richardson who had been with the SPG for six months; PC Michael Freestone, who claimed he was transferred out of the unit because it was “politically expedient; PC Raymond ‘Chalkie’ White, the van driver; PC James Scottow believed to have told Peach to get ‘on your bike’ after the blow and Sgt Anthony Lake who was driving a second van.
A PC Greville Bint, part of Unit One, is understood not to have been among the officers whose identities was redacted. He gave conflicting evidence to the original inquest about where he got in and out of the van at the time of Peach’s death.
During a search of SPG lockers Bint was found to have been in possession of a lead weighed plaited leather covered stick, Nazi regalia, bayonets, German awards and medals from the first and second world wars. he was transferred out of the riot squad to Brixton in June 1979.
…and what’s Brixton famous for in the early 80s?
Hat tip: Harpy Marx
Tags: ACAB, Blair Peach, Ian Tomlinson, metropolitan police, police violence, SPG
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April 8th, 2009

(From here)
Four months ago it was a 15-year-old schoolboy in Greece – today it’s a 47-year-old newspaper seller in the UK.
Enough with the state murders!
Whether civilians’ deaths are caused because of “heart attacks” (most likely due to police terror) or head injuries (due to police brutality) or “misfires” (due to police stupidity), we say we have had Enough!
Enough! Of your lies in attempting to cover up your mistakes
Enough! Of your “Robocop” attitude
Enough! Of your “to serve and protect” fake masks
Enough! Of you being the guard dogs of the privileged elite
We say Enough! and we are going to say it out loud so everyone can hear us.
Saturday 11th of April at 1:30pm in Bristo Square (Edinburgh)
Bring friends, banners, candles and something to make noise with (drums, whistles etc.)
You might also want to see the video footage of the police assaulting Ian Tomlinson, and read the articles by Glasgow Anarchists (“This is not an appeal to calm“) and Bristle (“Are these FIT officers?“, “Alexis, Ian, Athens, London, wherever you go a cop is a cop” and “G20 police medics: creating demand“).
See you Saturday.
Tags: G20 protests, Ian Tomlinson, killer cops, police violence, protest
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