Trouble in Leeds tonight

[Tim of the Oak]

Another car still went up in flames though.
They’ve set a really good precedent with this one haven't they ?

It might be that a car gets send on fire most nights round there. Parts of Harehill are a shithole like we’ve seen.

Yes, I agree that there are troublesome precedents. Sending the kids back to an unsafe environment is one of them. Maybe it’s worth it to safe other people’s properties in the area but I don’t like the way it’s been done. If it was unsafe for the kids the other day, I don’t see any improvements in the last few days.

 

[Rascal]

Children just don’t get removed from their homes without there being a ‘significant risk of harm’ to them.

What was the risks?

 

[Kinkybyname]

What was the risks?

Mrs KBN is a child protection solicitor and I can absolutely 100 per cent nailed-on fkn guarantee you that there was indeed serious risk - DM me if in doubt

 

[Rascal]

Mrs KBN is a child protection solicitor and I can absolutely 100 per cent nailed-on fkn guarantee you that there was indeed serious risk - DM me if in doubt

I was asking the question, as everyone just assumed there were risks.

If your missus says so, that's fine by me, wouldn't it have been better though if everyone knew the risks?

 

[Tim of the Oak]

Mrs KBN is a child protection solicitor and I can absolutely 100 per cent nailed-on fkn guarantee you that there was indeed serious risk - DM me if in doubt

It’s widely known across Leeds that the kids left in charge of the toddler dropped them from an upstairs window to be caught below. Sounds like a crazy game of chicken.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

I was asking the question, as everyone just assumed there were risks.

If your missus says so, that's fine by me, wouldn't it have been better though if everyone knew the risks?

People across Leeds know mate.

 

[East Level 2]

I was asking the question, as everyone just assumed there were risks.

If your missus says so, that's fine by me, wouldn't it have been better though if everyone knew the risks?

People across Leeds know mate.

People across Leeds may know, but I doubt the authorities would give details of the risks in most cases.

 

[Vic]

People across Leeds know mate.

How do they know what they know? Word of mouth?

The family court proceedings were made public.

Children returned to extended family after Leeds disorder

Four children whose removal into foster care sparked Leeds disorder are back with extended family.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Tim of the Oak]

People across Leeds may know, but I doubt the authorities would give details of the risks in most cases.

Leeds operates like a small group of villages. Word spreads fast.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

If the kids were chucking a young baby out of the window why would all of the kids be returned to relatives?

They wouldn't go into the details if the split them up but the way that the report is written suggests they were kept together.