Police officer?
If you’re in law enforcement in the uk and you see that three of your offices have lied about an incident where the person is looking at serious prison time and ruined life don’t you call them out?
By staying silent your complicit and just as guilty
No wonder trust in police is as low as our trust in politicians
I’d sack them, give them the same time in prison the victim was looking at and publicly state this.
Stand up and be counted
🚨 ALL CHARGES DROPPED 🚨
After nearly a year of stress and the prospect of facing serious charges, this man has now had every charge against him dropped following his arrest at the UTK rally on 13 September 2025.
He was arrested over allegations of assaulting two police officers.
My footage formed part of the evidence considered and contradicted key aspects of the officers’ account.
You can see clearly that the officer “judo” throws him
Even with contradicting statements off the officers and body camera footage they still went ahead
For me, the bigger question is this:
If officers make claims that are not supported by the evidence, how are they held accountable?
People entrusted with significant powers must be held to the highest standards. When the evidence doesn’t support serious allegations, there should be proper scrutiny of how that happened.
I travelled to London twice to give evidence—not because I knew this man personally, but because it was the right thing to do.
It’s been an incredibly difficult year for him and his family.
Today, they’re finally able to move forward.
Justice matters.
— Adrian