Found Deceased UK - Sarah Everard, 33, London - Clapham Common area, 3 March 2021 *Arrests* #10

[PomPom123]

Of course not. Lots of people I know who work from home until 6 have dinner and get ready for their workout late at night.

As I would have thought. Not sure what the Dulwich poster is getting at really.

 

[CoverMeCagney]

I'm so upset/angry that this vigil, which should have been a peaceful and respectful moment for Sarah, has turned into a screeching, struggling battle of politics and revenge.

The Daily Mail headline right now is Met Police grab women at vigil - hardly conducive to good relations between the police and public. There have apparently been chants of "kill the pigs". I'm absolutely disgusted by the media for inciting hatred and by the people behaving so badly on the common right now; it all started off so beautifully this evening. Sarah's family and friends must be utterly distraught.

 

[Lincoln34]

I’m an attorney in the US, so I don’t know much at all about English criminal law, but does an arrest warrant have to be supported by a probable cause affidavit? Are those publicly available? What about the indictment?

@Sleepysleuther? @Nikynoo?

Check out this overview - https://assets.publishing.service.g...olice-powers-procedures-user-guide-271020.pdf

 

[Nikynoo]

Ok, I see, is that a police thing, I've never worked anywhere that people called in sick in advance

I have no idea, but maybe more likely for those that work shifts and need a certain number of people on duty?

 

[MariaMac]

Just had a thought what if he had a taser? All he would have to do is get her close enough to use that and I wonder if a taser would knock out a phone also? Both doors could have been open as part of ruse. My colleague has just run after a suspect did you see anything please get in car for safety while I call it in and wait while I follow partner. She gets in and is tasered? I dunno too much speculation maybe.

 

[Cannycat]

but wouldn't that create a hazard in the road and wouldnt that bring more attention to the vehicle?

i’m thinking he lured her in the car to either fill out documents due to Covid lockdown or while he rang the AA /RAC on her phone.

They kept car doors open for illusion of safety. But then suddenly maybe as she was handing over her phone or as she was writing down her details he pounced- whacked her over the head/strangled/handcuffed basically did something to incapacitate her and then drove off.. all speculation and JMO MOO

 

[Sleepysleuther]

can you point me to where this was first mentioned or a picture? I missed the bit about a car with two doors open, was this on Poynders Road?

Thanks! That’s interesting. Two figures could be SE and WC or WC and someone else.

 

[Merpedy]

https://livetrains.co.uk/jamCams/osm/#00001.03770
Works for me here are you on TFL cams? I think thats JPEGs only. If you hit the image on live trains they should all play for approx 10-15'.

22:50 has a 10 minute jump rather than a 5 minute jump
Is that normal?

 

[suzyjackson]

The video won't play though, just the image, that's odd, was it removed by LE?

I found that I had to click on the image to start the video

 

[davidattenborough]

Ok, I see, is that a police thing, I've never worked anywhere that people called in sick in advance

Don't know if it's a police thing or not but everywhere I've worked the policy is you phone in sick as soon as possible if you don't think you'll be in for your next shift, you don't wait until your next shift actually arrives before letting them know. Maybe it depends on the job role - I've always worked in jobs where one less staff member would create serious safety issues that would effect the ability of the organisation to actually continue operating - e.g, with a job like WC had they'd need to arrange cover so that the embassy had enough staff members to be safely protected, following risk assessments etc.

 

[ElizaKate]

How have I come back this thread 84 pages later and conversations are still going on about breaking rules/walking around at 9:30. I'm just baffled.

RIP Sarah. Justice will be done for you.

 

[Skigh]

I'm so upset/angry that this vigil, which should have been a peaceful and respectful moment for Sarah, has turned into a screeching, struggling battle of politics and revenge.

The Daily Mail headline right now is Met Police grab women at vigil - hardly conducive to good relations between the police and public. There have apparently been chants of "kill the pigs". I'm absolutely disgusted by the media for inciting hatred and by the people behaving so badly on the common right now; it all started off so beautifully this evening. Sarah's family and friends must be utterly distraught.

You have just written my feelings exactly.Wish I could double like your post.

 

[MariaWS]

https://livetrains.co.uk/jamCams/osm/#00001.03770
Works for me here are you on TFL cams? I think thats JPEGs only. If you hit the image on live trains they should all play for approx 10-15'.

The link I clicked on is showing Christchurch rd which seems to have a gap in it whereas the A205 link plays fine.

 

[Mrs Marple]

I'm so upset/angry that this vigil, which should have been a peaceful and respectful moment for Sarah, has turned into a screeching, struggling battle of politics and revenge.

The Daily Mail headline right now is Met Police grab women at vigil - hardly conducive to good relations between the police and public. There have apparently been chants of "kill the pigs". I'm absolutely disgusted by the media for inciting hatred and by the people behaving so badly on the common right now; it all started off so beautifully this evening. Sarah's family and friends must be utterly distraught.

The Daily Fail goes out of its way to think up the most inflammatory headlines

Personally l'm not that shocked a police officer was arrested..so l guess l don't have that high an opinion of them not something l was conscious of before now

 

[MsBetsy]

this goes against everything I thought happened but this sounds like she may have got in willingly. Oh god this is awful poor Sarah

Well, he could have been attempting to restrain her in the car which might explain why the doors were left open.

 

[asyousay]

There are loads of nightwalkers too.

I can now understand why Covid has been so bad in this country once again. I feel like Boris Johnson. The rules are clear “ It remains against the law to leave or be outside your home except for legally permitted reasons.  These include



Exercise. You should not travel outside your local area and you can exercise with one other person in a public outdoor place, like a park.

If a police officer (or other relevant person, like a police community support officer, or ‘PCSO’) believes you have left your home or have stayed outside your home without a reasonable excuse, they can fine you or charge you with a criminal offence.

They may tell you to go home. If you don’t, and you don’t have a reasonable excuse for not doing so, this is a separate criminal offence and you could be fined or charged.

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Moo

 

[Parmalade]

SBM

The Daily Mail headline right now is Met Police grab women at vigil - hardly conducive to good relations between the police and public. There have apparently been chants of "kill the pigs". I'm absolutely disgusted by the media for inciting hatred and by the people behaving so badly on the common right now; it all started off so beautifully this evening. Sarah's family and friends must be utterly distraught.

That is a shocking choice of words.

Edit to add: the DM, not our Cags.

 

[canbereached]

I can now understand why Covid has been so bad in this country once again. I feel like Boris Johnson. The rules are clear “ It remains against the law to leave or be outside your home except for legally permitted reasons.  These include



Exercise. You should not travel outside your local area and you can exercise with one other person in a public outdoor place, like a park.







so this is why I believe he pulled her over. You may not agree but I’m allowed to voice my opinion. For me it wouldn’t raise any flags and would seem like a legitimate reason to stop her.


Moo

Completely agree.

 

[opalsqueak63]

Pardon my ignorance, but what is a rape alarm?

It's a thing you hold in your hand and press and it makes a shocking noise. when I was at college back in the 80s all girls were given them free and always carried them. it seems times have changed.

 

[PomPom123]

I can now understand why Covid has been so bad in this country once again. I feel like Boris Johnson. The rules are clear “ It remains against the law to leave or be outside your home except for legally permitted reasons.  These include



Exercise. You should not travel outside your local area and you can exercise with one other person in a public outdoor place, like a park.







so this is why I believe he pulled her over. You may not agree but I’m allowed to voice my opinion. For me it wouldn’t raise any flags and would seem like a legitimate reason to stop her.


Moo

What is the definition of 'local area'? How would WC have known whether SE was in hers or not?!