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| Once again...The Guardian do not pay their sources.
It might have escaped your notice, but a lot of people's first instinct these days, is to hit the record button on their phones if they see or hear anything untoward. As for the two people involved, they made a choice to lose their tempers. They made a choice to raise their voices to such a level that their neighbours (it wasn't just one neighbour) were disturbed, precisely at the time when you would assume that they'd be on their best behaviour.
p.s. Early hours of Friday morning, which is a work day for most, I'd be pissed off at them and / or concerned for my neighbour. | |
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I repeat: the story was sold to the guardian.
I’m quite aware people regularly record their phones when they see something unexpected. I don’t think I’ve seen an instance though where a domestic incident where the police turned up, took a look and then publicly said ‘everthing ok we are not taking any more action’ and THEN the story is slapped over the front page of a newspaper that hates the person in question.
But of course you’ll tell me it was all a heroic action of a national hero trying to help a poor women who might have been being attacked.