Adele Ambrose

[GB News @GBNEWS]

'Utterly absurd.'

@MartinDaubney has been kicked off Reddit after asking Andy Burnham whether he would deport the Rochdale grooming gang ringleader.

[The🐰FOO @PolitiBunny]

Holy shit, I love this.

Watch.

He's amazing.

[Dubs life @dubslife1]

Wait for it

[Adam Brooks AKA EssexPR 🇬🇧 @EssexPR]

Ohhhh … of course.

Champagne socialist commies together 🤦🏻‍♂️

[Adele Ambrose @ambroseadele5]

@andyburnham You are picking and choosing what to answer.

https://t.co/CpmjUn9LAn

[Martin Daubney 🇬🇧 @MartinDaubney]

ABSURD: BANNED FROM REDDIT FOR "HATE"
Our Prime Minister-in-waiting @andyburnham is currently taking an "Ask Me Anything" session on @Reddit

Here's what I asked. They BANNED my account within two hours – for "Rule 1: Hate'

What is hateful about my Qs?! Utter woke nonsense!

[David Davis MP @DavidDavisMP]

This is a total disgrace.

It is absolutely not the role of the police to intimidate members of the public - especially while openly admitting no law has been broken.

An affront to free speech and a massive overstep of authority.

The public expects the police to focus on real crime, like stopping burglaries, not squandering taxpayer funded time and abusing their powers by actively undermining free speech.

https://t.co/gzBXywJy3m

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨BREAKING: James McMurdock MP has promised to challenge Birmingham Police over horrific arrest incident

"I can’t let this go unchallenged.

That young man was, in my opinion and based on the video below, the clear victim of an assault.

The video shows, for reasons that are entirely beyond my comprehension, the officer steaming directly into the victim.

The officer made no effort to prevent the attack or apprehend the men who had just administered the violence.

What I see in the video is the officer using speed and aggression at the moment of peak danger and confusion against the victim.

The victim then controls himself the moment he realises it is now a police officer attacking him and not one of the multiple men who were attacking him a fraction of a second earlier.

In my opinion Birmingham Police should drop the charges against this young man and ask the officer why she went for the victim on the ground and not the attackers!"

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

🚨 If you are a white person in Britain and you get assaulted by ethnic minority men:

The police watch on and wait until you are on the floor before moving in to arrest YOU.

The police make no attempt to arrest your assailants, letting them run off without consequence.

The police call you a “dick”.

The police hit your head against the police car.

The police then put a statement out claiming they are satisfied with the conduct of the officers.

The police demand the footage proving their statement to be false not be shared.

All because the Police ‘Race Action Plan’ demands officers do not “over police” black people.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.

The Tories introduced these disgusting programs to force police to be institutionally racist against white people.

Labour continues them.

Reform will ABOLISH all Race Action Plans and ensure EVERYONE IS TREATED EQUALLY.

[Robert Jenrick @RobertJenrick]

The footage circulating online shows a young white man being attacked and then arrested.

It’s baffling that he was arrested while the two black men who attacked him weren’t.

If there’s additional footage that explains why the officer acted as she did it should be shared immediately to clear things up.

Otherwise the public will rightly question the clear unequal treatment by your officer.

And why you describe the incident as a ‘fight’ in your statement when the footage shows only one person being attacked.

This wouldn’t be a one off incident either. We saw two-tier policing by Hampshire Police when they came to the scene of Henry Nowak. We saw it for decades across the county with the Grooming Gangs that went unpunished.

The police have lost the benefit of the doubt in the eyes of many.

They’ve had enough.

They need a much better explanation than this if they are to trust you again.

[Shane Andrews @PlastererShane]

🚀 Big news — Rupert Lowe is heading on the Joe Rogan Experience! 🇬🇧🇺🇲

This is going to be massive. One of the most straight-talking voices in UK politics sitting down with the world’s biggest podcaster for a proper, no-holds-barred conversation. Expect real talk on grooming gangs, immigration, free speech, and what’s actually happening on the ground in Britain.

Joe Rogan already highlighted Rupert’s grooming gang report — now we get the full deep dive. Eyes are going to be opened worldwide.

This could be a game-changer. Can’t wait! 🇬🇧🔥

#RupertLowe #JoeRogan #JRE

[Michael Sanders @HER0WeNeed]

Whatever you do, don't share this video either.

[Steven Barrett @SBarrettBar]

No @BrumPolice you don't get to control this.

You messed up.

Not for the first time.

You are incompetent and systematically racist.

[Adele Ambrose @ambroseadele5]

@Reddit Censorship much ?

https://t.co/CpmjUn9LAn

[Martin Daubney 🇬🇧 @MartinDaubney]

ABSURD: BANNED FROM REDDIT FOR "HATE"
Our Prime Minister-in-waiting @andyburnham is currently taking an "Ask Me Anything" session on @Reddit

Here's what I asked. They BANNED my account within two hours – for "Rule 1: Hate'

What is hateful about my Qs?! Utter woke nonsense!

[Martin Daubney 🇬🇧 @MartinDaubney]

ABSURD: BANNED FROM REDDIT FOR "HATE"
Our Prime Minister-in-waiting @andyburnham is currently taking an "Ask Me Anything" session on @Reddit

Here's what I asked. They BANNED my account within two hours – for "Rule 1: Hate'

What is hateful about my Qs?! Utter woke nonsense!

[Adele Ambrose @ambroseadele5]

@BrumPolice https://t.co/gFOACDrumL

[Cllr Stuart Davies Reform UK @studaviesreform]

As a former police sergeant, I find this footage raises some important questions. From what can be seen, the officer did not clearly identify herself before engaging with the individual. If someone genuinely believed they were being attacked, rather than confronted by a police officer, it is understandable that their immediate reaction may have been to defend themselves. That context is likely to be highly relevant when assessing any allegation of assault against police.

I also remain concerned about the language used by some officers. While I appreciate there are occasions where firm and direct language is necessary, there appears to be a growing acceptance of swearing and unnecessarily offensive language. If a member of the public behaved in the same way towards others, they could potentially face arrest for public order offences. The police should be held to at least the same standard, if not a higher one.

Perhaps I’m old-fashioned, but I believe policing is at its best when officers lead by example through professionalism, courtesy and clear communication. Those principles build public confidence far more effectively than aggression or unnecessary confrontation.

[Lee Harris @LeeHarris]

I've only just seen this and I can't believe what I've just watched.

Two-tier Birmingham police say they see nothing wrong with this. I'm sorry, but that's absolute nonsense.

The police officer who inexplicably rushed in to arrest the guy who was attacked should be sacked!

[Cllr Stuart Davies Reform UK @studaviesreform]

As a former police sergeant, I find this footage raises some important questions. From what can be seen, the officer did not clearly identify herself before engaging with the individual. If someone genuinely believed they were being attacked, rather than confronted by a police officer, it is understandable that their immediate reaction may have been to defend themselves. That context is likely to be highly relevant when assessing any allegation of assault against police.

I also remain concerned about the language used by some officers. While I appreciate there are occasions where firm and direct language is necessary, there appears to be a growing acceptance of swearing and unnecessarily offensive language. If a member of the public behaved in the same way towards others, they could potentially face arrest for public order offences. The police should be held to at least the same standard, if not a higher one.

Perhaps I’m old-fashioned, but I believe policing is at its best when officers lead by example through professionalism, courtesy and clear communication. Those principles build public confidence far more effectively than aggression or unnecessary confrontation.

[Tristan Tate @TateTheTalisman]

Fire this woman.

[Laurence Fox @LozzaFox]

Imagine if this police thug had called a Muslim or a black kid a “dick?”

She’d have been fired within 5 minutes and adil ray would have devoted the whole of his TV show to the racisms.

Why do we put up with being treated like this?

Where is our pride?

[Steven Barrett @SBarrettBar]

This is a very clear abuse of power.

The police are alienating the public.