Is it that time of year where we debate whether this is normal or not already?
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Dapper_Big_783 on
Move the thing into a stadium with pay to enter and use the money to have a private security. Stop wasting police time, resources and tax payers money.
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nickbblunt on
That’s a very low number in context of the volume of people that attended.
MattDubh on
Is this wildly different to a regular weekend there?
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Astriania on
Two is actually a really low number and would indicate a significant policing success.
hudibrastic on
This is worse than the Cordão da Bola Preta, the largest Rio street carnival
Who is saying it is normal because of the number of people attending already lost their mind
Rumthiefno1 on
I don’t think it should be banned myself.
Obviously I’m one person, I’m not going to see everything that goes on, but to me it seemed like a really good carnival today, that unfortunately had some bad things happen to some people. I did see an arrest, but i don’t think it should be banned.
NotMyFirstChoice675 on
Have just come back from carnival. The most dangerous thing experienced is the 50,000 steps I’ve done – feet are throbbing
Ecstatic_Lion4224 on
As a proportion of attendees though, that’s very low. And while zero stabbings and no arrests would be preferable, anything that requires people to gather carries the risk of some nasties – music festivals often end up with reported rapes or drug deaths for example.
It’s not really my kind of thing but the annual fixation on crime at this specific event is weird.
South_Leek_5730 on
Could someone do the math of 2 in 2 million as a per capita number please?
I know how some people love those per capita numbers.
LostTheGameOfThrones on
I absolutely love the yearly tradition of Reddit getting outraged at NHC.
appletinicyclone on
Why did they lead with stabbings when the breakdown itself was also interesting
From the article:
„32 assaults on police
46 possession of offensive weapons
70 possession of cannabis
32 possession of Class A drugs
44 drug supply offences
5 robberies
4 incidents of violence with injury
36 other violent offences
18 sexual offences
136 other offences“
If this is what happens in Notting hill carnival I wonder what a regular huge event does numbers wise in terms of these things.
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Is it that time of year where we debate whether this is normal or not already?
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Move the thing into a stadium with pay to enter and use the money to have a private security. Stop wasting police time, resources and tax payers money.
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That’s a very low number in context of the volume of people that attended.
Is this wildly different to a regular weekend there?
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Two is actually a really low number and would indicate a significant policing success.
This is worse than the Cordão da Bola Preta, the largest Rio street carnival
Who is saying it is normal because of the number of people attending already lost their mind
I don’t think it should be banned myself.
Obviously I’m one person, I’m not going to see everything that goes on, but to me it seemed like a really good carnival today, that unfortunately had some bad things happen to some people. I did see an arrest, but i don’t think it should be banned.
Have just come back from carnival. The most dangerous thing experienced is the 50,000 steps I’ve done – feet are throbbing
As a proportion of attendees though, that’s very low. And while zero stabbings and no arrests would be preferable, anything that requires people to gather carries the risk of some nasties – music festivals often end up with reported rapes or drug deaths for example.
It’s not really my kind of thing but the annual fixation on crime at this specific event is weird.
Could someone do the math of 2 in 2 million as a per capita number please?
I know how some people love those per capita numbers.
I absolutely love the yearly tradition of Reddit getting outraged at NHC.
Why did they lead with stabbings when the breakdown itself was also interesting
From the article:
„32 assaults on police
46 possession of offensive weapons
70 possession of cannabis
32 possession of Class A drugs
44 drug supply offences
5 robberies
4 incidents of violence with injury
36 other violent offences
18 sexual offences
136 other offences“
If this is what happens in Notting hill carnival I wonder what a regular huge event does numbers wise in terms of these things.