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It feels like the chances of him actually getting to trial are slim. If he doesn't manage to kill himself, others may when he is waiting for trial.

Sexual offences against women need to be given priority. They don't come out for burglaries either. So what is it that they do come out for?

I was reading the background of Simon Harwood (the police officer who was found to have unlawfully killed Ian Tomlinson) and there were multiple failures there - disciplinary proceedings not going ahead, him being allowed to resign and join another force before the conclusion of those...

I can't get my head around someone supposedly "normal" changing from normal to flasher to murderer in the space of a week. I don't think he has done this before. Maybe thought about it but maybe there has been some sort of "event" that triggered him to actually start committing offences.

Surely if there two incidents in the same place on the same night, that would warrant a more immediate response? I honestly think the Met's lack of investigation into crimes that are primarily against women, is going to result in a great deal of mistrust.

Someone local to me reported a flasher not long ago. The police have told her they don't have the resources to investigate it (also Met police). I wonder if they'll start to find the resources after this?

but how hard is it to run a number plate? Could have taken 2 minutes and saved a life.

Police action is going to be massive because there are potential errors to date and it is a met officer involved. I'm not saying that there aren't going to be other crimes discovered but I think regardless, they'd be a big visual effort being made.

It is being reported that the complaint was made before SE went missing.

What a coward. Hopefully this will mean he doesn't get a chance to kill himself now they know that he might try to.

Keiran Campbell is home now.

Brixton is not horrendous at night. Or in the day. And I don't think I've ever seen any prostitutes or similar there (and I used to live there a few years ago).

Yes I suppose he could go that way. I do know this area very well. I don't know that he would have time to get from Clapham to Lordship Lane (having had to drag SE into the car) within half an hour though. But I guess it isn't impossible.

That sounds like victim blaming. Most people would not feel comfortable challenging what appears to be police. That clip says it is from Lordship Lane (which is in East Dulwich in SE London).

That sounds like victim blaming. Most people would not feel comfortable challenging what appears to be police.

Hi, I'm new but wanted to post as I've been following this thread from the start. I haven't actually been able to do any work for the last few days and promised myself I wouldn't start reading today! My thoughts are that his hire car was picked up by the bus dashcam, traced due to whatever was...