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[𝕸 @AV0KED]

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[Wild Media @WildMediaHQ]

Illegal immigrant shows Gypsy Crusader that he shot his own father in their house.

[Fightazon @fightazon]

That red light was made for moments like this 🚦

[British Shitholes @britishshithole]

WILD: A Jarrow shopper physically stepped into an alleged B&M theft confrontation

In 2024, a customer at B&M in Jarrow, South Tyneside, physically intervened as another person was being confronted over alleged shoplifting. What began as an ordinary trip to the shops suddenly had a member of the public putting themselves directly into a situation that could have gone badly wrong.

That is the part that sticks with me.

Shop theft is maddening. Staff should not have to watch people apparently walk out with stock, and customers understandably get furious when they think someone is simply taking what they want.

But there is a huge difference between being angry about suspected theft and deciding you are now the person who should physically stop somebody.

The law does give ordinary people some powers. In England and Wales, a person other than a police officer can make what is commonly called a citizen’s arrest in certain circumstances. They can also use reasonable force to prevent crime or assist a lawful arrest.

That does not mean there is a blanket licence to grab anyone somebody believes has stolen something.

A citizen’s arrest under section 24A of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act has conditions attached. Broadly, the arrest has to concern an indictable offence and be necessary for reasons such as preventing injury, preventing loss or damage to property, or stopping the person escaping before police can take responsibility. Any force used still has to be reasonable and proportionate.

Even professional security staff do not suddenly acquire police powers. The Security Industry Authority says their relevant powers do not extend beyond those available to another citizen.

That makes confrontations like this far more complicated than the internet’s favourite “good bloke stops shoplifter” narrative.

A customer may genuinely believe they are helping. They may also have only seconds of information, no idea what the other person is carrying, no training in restraint and no certainty about how violently the confrontation could escalate.

One suspected theft can turn into an injury, an assault allegation or a completely unnecessary fight in seconds.

Stopping theft matters. So does knowing where intervention stops being sensible.

The most extraordinary part of this Jarrow incident is how quickly somebody who apparently arrived as an ordinary shopper ended up physically involved in somebody else’s alleged crime.

[medina🍒 @binladenswifey]

Uk Pakis will pay sex workers to give them head but draw the line at non halal cheeseburgers

[👻 Gills Mystic Muff 👻 @TheHauntedFanny]

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[Remington McCall @MrHateRM]

All time favorite Chud video

[FIST MASTERS @fistmasters_]

Baby Alien had to end his stream after getting into a fight with his friend after catching him in the bathroom with his girlfriend

[Mukhtar @I_amMukhtar]

Meanwhile in Dewsbury Market.

[Carlo Martin @Liberfach0]

🇬🇧 En Reino Unido, un valiente joven británico entró a un Hotel de Liverpool, y descubrió que tienen alojados a CIENTOS de inmigrantes musulmanes, viviendo del estado y con todo cubierto. Lo curioso es que todos eran de edad militar, y no había ni una sola mujer ni niño. ¡Esto dejó de ser inmigración, es una invasión a gran escala!

[Samantha Carson 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧 @misscarsonn]

Here’s a little game of spot the difference.

[Pokémon Perfect Shots @Pokemonpshot]

One of the most legendary cut scene in Pokemon

[Diginomad @Realist_pilled]

Right or wrong? Explain your answer below.

A man tells a migrant to move on after catching him "staring at the kids."

The migrant refuses. “It’s not your job. It’s OK.”

Then he gets knocked out cold with a kick to the face.

[SoaR Zelta @SoaRZelta]

hopped on Cod4 instead of the MW4 beta and got reminded of what a real modern warfare game should be like

[Jeremy Clarkson @JeremyClarkson]

Until last week, men over 50 were entitled to a free PSA prostate cancer check. But the government has now decided to withdraw that right. I cannot for the life of me work out what their reasoning might be.

[Huddersfield Preservation Society @HuddsPrsrvtnSoc]

POV: it’s 2am and you’ve just come out of a club during Fresher’s Week

[Nick @Kenzema]

Being invaded by people who want to kill us yet the PM is more worried about the fucking weather 🤣🤣 couldn’t make it up

[shane @shane89p2]

I don’t want to hear u can’t afford to eat 🤡

[Prello @DPrello]

81% of the population took the Covid vaccine. This means there is only 19% of people who are able to think on their own