JoeMercer'sWay
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chabal said:JoeMercer'sWay said:thing that's puzzling me is if he's punched someone, why is he not facing police questioning and assault charges? Surely if you were on the end of an assault, you'd go to the police as well as your employer, not just to your employer to get him sacked? So why over a week after the event has he not been questioned?
Perhaps it hasn't been reported to the police.
so instead of reporting an assault to police, and Clarkson being punished by law, they've seen fit to only report it to the BBC, so that he gets suspended and maybe fired.
Sounds like vindictiveness rather than seeking justice...either that or there's nowhere near enough to the incident to warrant police intervention, and therefore his job under threat.
seen this before where a guy sued a week before going to the police, for me that sort of thing stinks of vindictiveness and opportunism rather than genuine harm.