Joy-riding, 'drug-driving' and cop-baiting: The online community followed by A66 crash victims glamorizing lawlessness on Britain's highways
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Regarding the A66 crash, Middlesbrough.
Nothing but evil behind those eyes. I'd guess he was the driver, because he has a clear psychopathic phenotype.
Ears below the eyes, dead eyed stare, dupers delight scowl. Never trust anyone who looks like this. Don't get into their car.
Last night myself and @TheGNPE discussed the fact that Makai Saddington (the teen joyrider killed in the A66 crash with four others and two police officers) had been in court and was awaiting trial for assaulting Sergeant Rooker and causing racially aggravated alarm or distress to PC Chowdhury.
We didn’t post as we weren’t 💯 sure — now confirmed in today’s reports.
https://t.co/P5JpaZ1S0M
🚨 BREAKING: 12 arrested after Middlesbrough crash that killed two police officers Cleveland Police have arrested 12 people (nine men and three women, aged 19–61) across Teesside in connection with the fatal collision on the A66 in South Bank, Middlesbrough.
The crash, which happened around 03:30 BST on Saturday 22 August, killed seven people:
• PC Tom Clough, 38 • PC Matthew Blades, 37 • and five occupants of a Volkswagen Passat
The suspects are being held on suspicion of offences including possession of a firearm and participating in the activities of an organised crime group.
Police describe the investigation as “fast-moving and complex,” with significant links to serious organised criminal activity involving dangerous driving and cloned number plates.
The A66 has now fully reopened.
The investigation continues and is expected to last weeks or months.
FAFO.
A "Balloon Release" is being held for the five hooligans who perished in the A66 smash at the weekend.
Messages on the balloons include "We All Knew Yous" & "Hearts of Gold."
Anyone wish to add a message?
🚨Twelve people have already been arrested over the A66 crash that killed two police officers and five others — arrests linked to firearms and organised crime.
Yet friends of the five in the Passat are openly organising multiple balloon releases this week, including one near the crash site in South Bank.
At what point does a “tribute” risk becoming a public order problem, a platform for glorifying the dangerous driving that led to seven deaths, or a potential flashpoint while a complex investigation is still live?
Police have clear powers to impose conditions or prohibit assemblies when there’s a risk to safety or public order.
With the scale of the criminality already exposed and emotions running high on all sides, is it responsible to let these group events go ahead unchecked — or should restrictions be placed before things escalate?
Thoughts?
Anyone who drives a vehicle deliberately and at speed the wrong way along a motorway or dual carriageway should go to jail for a minimum of 20 years. Much longer if it causes death or injury. It’s no different to firing a gun at random in a busy public place. Scumbags who commit such crimes deserve the toughest punishment.
@Random__project It wasn`t enough that they killed 2 innocent police officers, the families are now going to mass kill wildlife with their, polluting of the environment, balloon release.
The fucking state of them.
Personally I'm glad they've been removed from society, I'm devastated that they've taken two good people with them.
RIP, PC Clough & PC Blades 💙
You can’t rehabilitate feral c***s.
It’s in their DNA.
It’s their culture.
It’s their lifestyle.
They’re low IQ amoebas.
They only know what their sh**ty community teaches them.
Their brains only understand punishment.
Cold hard punishment.
Prison.
23hr lockdown.
So let’s talk about the five “tragic young lives cut short” on the A66. Because nothing says “heartbreaking loss to the community” quite like a car full of lads with cloned plates, balaclavas in the photo album, and a TikTok history of leading the Old Bill on a merry dance through housing estates before deciding the dual carriageway looks better the wrong way round at 3:30 in the morning.
Michael, Theo, Cole, Jacob, Makai. Five names, five sets of parents, and zero net contribution to anything that doesn’t involve blue lights and burnt-out Nissans. Society will not miss them. Not the shopkeepers, not the people who actually pay tax, not the families of the two coppers they turned into roadkill. The only people weeping into their cheap cider are the ones who raised them, and even then it’s mostly performance.
Parents should take responsibility. You don’t wake up at 16, 17, 18, 23 and suddenly decide “today feels like a good day for cloned plates and wrong-way suicide by police car.” That starts years earlier when Mum and Dad decide that boundaries are oppressive, that “he’s just a bit lively,” and that the proper response to the third stolen car is another soft interview and a stern look.
You produce the product, you own the product. These weren’t angels who took a wrong turn. They were thugs in training, and the training worked perfectly until physics intervened.
Two officers, actual useful human beings with wives, kids, shifts to finish are gone because five feral little princes thought the rules didn’t apply to them. And the usual suspects will still try to turn the dead joyriders into victims of “systemic whatever.” Spare me. The system didn’t put them in that Passat. Their parents did, by raising them to believe consequences are for other people.
They won’t be missed. The rest of us will just have slightly quieter streets and two fewer good men. That’s the ledger.
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To the British Media…
Do not give these people a platform, do not associate these people with the 2 innocent Policemen they killed by putting or focussing them on the same pages as those 2 innocent Policemen Officers they killed … They deserve nothing other than contempt