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BAFTA suspends Noel Clarke
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<blockquote data-quote="Biggie" data-source="post: 268973" data-attributes="member: 24034"><p>I'm curious, are you implying the entity that is the Police Force tasked with investigating the allegations made against Cliff Richard took a collective decision to inform the broadcaster that's the BBC that they were intending to swoop on an address looking for evidence pertaining to an ongoing investigation wholly serious in nature?</p><p></p><p>That make no sense. The police are guilty of collective failures, Ricky Reel, Stephen Lawrence, Rachel Nickell, M25 Three to name a few. If an individual officer with prior knowledge tipped off the BBC for reward, that is a failure of oversite by force. Could it have been foreseen at the time, clearly not.</p><p></p><p>I'm going to suggest that his reputation was bolstered by how well the subsequent litigation was stage managed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Biggie, post: 268973, member: 24034"] I'm curious, are you implying the entity that is the Police Force tasked with investigating the allegations made against Cliff Richard took a collective decision to inform the broadcaster that's the BBC that they were intending to swoop on an address looking for evidence pertaining to an ongoing investigation wholly serious in nature? That make no sense. The police are guilty of collective failures, Ricky Reel, Stephen Lawrence, Rachel Nickell, M25 Three to name a few. If an individual officer with prior knowledge tipped off the BBC for reward, that is a failure of oversite by force. Could it have been foreseen at the time, clearly not. I'm going to suggest that his reputation was bolstered by how well the subsequent litigation was stage managed. [/QUOTE]
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