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Post by Totheleft on Mar 3, 2024 6:50:29 GMT
At least 350 women have been killed by a man since the murder of Sarah Everard – the equivalent of one woman dying every three days, The Independent can reveal.
Frustrated experts said the government is still failing to protect women as the sobering new figures came to light on the third anniversary of Ms Everard’s kidnap and murder by a serving police officer.
Since 2016-2017, the number of rapes reported has increased by 67% from 42,059 up to 70,330. In 2021-2022,
during 2021-2022, of the 70,330 rapes reported to police only 1,378 led to a conviction. This is a conviction rate of less than 2%.
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Post by Pacifico on Mar 3, 2024 7:36:39 GMT
where most cases of the crime have no physical evidence and are just 'he says, she says' I would have thought it extremely difficult to meet the threshold of 'beyond reasonable doubt' to gain a conviction.
what is your solution ttl?
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Post by jonksy on Mar 3, 2024 7:51:12 GMT
At least 350 women have been killed by a man since the murder of Sarah Everard – the equivalent of one woman dying every three days, The Independent can reveal. Frustrated experts said the government is still failing to protect women as the sobering new figures came to light on the third anniversary of Ms Everard’s kidnap and murder by a serving police officer. Since 2016-2017, the number of rapes reported has increased by 67% from 42,059 up to 70,330. In 2021-2022, during 2021-2022, of the 70,330 rapes reported to police only 1,378 led to a conviction. This is a conviction rate of less than 2%. You wanted diversity old bean....Welcome to the reality of your wishes.. |
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Post by Totheleft on Mar 3, 2024 8:17:25 GMT
At least 350 women have been killed by a man since the murder of Sarah Everard – the equivalent of one woman dying every three days, The Independent can reveal. Frustrated experts said the government is still failing to protect women as the sobering new figures came to light on the third anniversary of Ms Everard’s kidnap and murder by a serving police officer. Since 2016-2017, the number of rapes reported has increased by 67% from 42,059 up to 70,330. In 2021-2022, during 2021-2022, of the 70,330 rapes reported to police only 1,378 led to a conviction. This is a conviction rate of less than 2%. You wanted diversity old bean....Welcome to the reality of your wishes.. Would you like to back that up.. In relation to my post. |
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Post by Totheleft on Mar 3, 2024 8:25:44 GMT
At least 350 women have been killed by a man since the murder of Sarah Everard – the equivalent of one woman dying every three days, The Independent can reveal. Frustrated experts said the government is still failing to protect women as the sobering new figures came to light on the third anniversary of Ms Everard’s kidnap and murder by a serving police officer. Since 2016-2017, the number of rapes reported has increased by 67% from 42,059 up to 70,330. In 2021-2022, during 2021-2022, of the 70,330 rapes reported to police only 1,378 led to a conviction. This is a conviction rate of less than 2%. You wanted diversity old bean....Welcome to the reality of your wishes.. Never a truer word said well done Jessie Suella Braverman is more interested in locking up refugees than rapists, Jess Phillips has claimed. The shadow minister for domestic violence and safeguarding accused the home secretary of being “missing in action” on the issue of violence against women and girls. |
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Post by jonksy on Mar 3, 2024 8:28:39 GMT
You wanted diversity old bean....Welcome to the reality of your wishes.. Would you like to back that up.. In relation to my post. What was the crime rate for rape and murder prior blairs opening of the floodgates lefty old bean. And wasn't it you that stated it was a non crime if it wasn't reported? You seem a bit coffudled today lefty.. |
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Post by jonksy on Mar 3, 2024 8:35:25 GMT
You wanted diversity old bean....Welcome to the reality of your wishes.. Never a truer word said well done Jessie Suella Braverman is more interested in locking up refugees than rapists, Jess Phillips has claimed. The shadow minister for domestic violence and safeguarding accused the home secretary of being “missing in action” on the issue of violence against women and girls. What refugees would that be then lefty old bean? Just reading your last two posts you have managed to contradict yourself. And talking of missing in action where is the mayor of Londonistan as the crime rate has more than quadrupled under his infestation of the mayors office? |
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Post by Totheleft on Mar 3, 2024 9:23:00 GMT
So no evidence to back up your Claim
What was only made up in your mind.
And 2+2 dosent make 5
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Post by jonksy on Mar 3, 2024 9:28:56 GMT
So no evidence to back up your Claim What was only made up in your mind. And 2+2 dosent make 5 We all heard the whoosh lefty old bean as it flew over your head. Have you got the figures yet for rape and violent crime prior to blairs opening of the flood gates? |
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Post by Totheleft on Mar 3, 2024 10:30:17 GMT
where most cases of the crime have no physical evidence and are just 'he says, she says' I would have thought it extremely difficult to meet the threshold of 'beyond reasonable doubt' to gain a conviction. what is your solution ttl? Well seeing that's been the case since the justice system began it beggars believe that under this Government has the lowest Conviction rates for Rapes Recorded. |
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Post by witchfinder on Mar 3, 2024 10:49:51 GMT
Here is one of the really big problems ... In 2010 the Prime Minister David Cameron started cutting police numbers, this went on through Theresa May's term, and a total of 20,00 officers were cut from the ranks in just England and Wales. Along came Boris Johnson and he decides "This Was Wrong", and so he then embarks upon recruiting the 20,000 officers that the other two Tory Prime Ministers got rid of. To a large degree this has not repaired the damage done, because MOST of the 20,000 who were cut, were long serving, experienced officers. In their place has come young, inexperienced and it seems in many instances, not very professional officers. To make matters worse, other key areas which affect crime directly have all suffered from cuts, funding decreases and demoralized staff, in particular Mental Health Services, which today are in an appaling state. www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9-0WGo9Zrk |
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Post by Pacifico on Mar 3, 2024 11:39:43 GMT
where most cases of the crime have no physical evidence and are just 'he says, she says' I would have thought it extremely difficult to meet the threshold of 'beyond reasonable doubt' to gain a conviction. what is your solution ttl? Well seeing that's been the case since the justice system began it beggars believe that under this Government has the lowest Conviction rates for Rapes Recorded. Yes, you already said that. so what is your solution for increasing the conviction rate? |
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Post by Red Rackham on Mar 3, 2024 11:46:06 GMT
At least 350 women have been killed by a man since the murder of Sarah Everard – the equivalent of one woman dying every three days, The Independent can reveal. Frustrated experts said the government is still failing to protect women as the sobering new figures came to light on the third anniversary of Ms Everard’s kidnap and murder by a serving police officer. Since 2016-2017, the number of rapes reported has increased by 67% from 42,059 up to 70,330. In 2021-2022, during 2021-2022, of the 70,330 rapes reported to police only 1,378 led to a conviction. This is a conviction rate of less than 2%. I think we can both agree, I think most of the country would agree that for the past couple of decades the government has spectacularly failed the British people and this once great country. |
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Post by Hutchyns on Mar 3, 2024 11:53:11 GMT
Red Rackham
I quite agree. But would also suggest that over the past couple of decades the British people have behaved spectacularly badly at the ballot box ...and I'm still not sure they've learned from their perpetual mistakes.
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Post by Red Rackham on Mar 3, 2024 12:27:24 GMT
Red Rackham I quite agree. But would also suggest that over the past couple of decades the British people have behaved spectacularly badly at the ballot box ...and I'm still not sure they've learned from their perpetual mistakes. I think you're being a tad harsh, after all the electorate can only vote for whoever is on the ballot paper and in my opinion the last intake from 2019, on both sides of the house, left a lot to be desired. I will add, I think a strong turnout for Reform UK would be good for the country. Obviously I don't expect Reform to win, but a good turnout for Reform UK will I think, behind closed doors, focus Labour and Tory minds, as UKIP did a decade ago. |
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