Police charge teen with London riots murder

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[peroxwhy?gen914]

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anyways, i haven't posted much videos but i posted a shit load of pics of actual divas hen the site first restarted. anyway, im no tbitter, just saying. anyways for the worst porn poster ill say rabm. and for hottest ill say xtremebadass

 

[the dark knight]

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[xtremebadass]

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[Travis Gerweck]

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[the dark knight]

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[NinoBrown]

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[the dark knight]

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1)u could've moved it in the right section
2)u could've deleted what u think were fake . only one of them seemed fake 2 me the others are real .

 

[No More Sorrow]

A 16-year-old boy was ordered Tuesday to stand trial for the murder of a retiree attacked when he confronted rioters in London, as British judges and prosecutors used tough punishment and name-and-shame tactics against hundreds of alleged participants in the mayhem.

The government said police would get better training and stronger powers to deal with a new and unpredictable era of street disturbances.

"We will make sure police have the powers they need," said Home Secretary Theresa May - including, she suggested, the power to impose blanket curfews in troubled areas.

A teenager, who has not been named because of his age, appeared in court Tuesday accused of killing 68-year-old Richard Bowes, who was found lying in a street during violence in Ealing, west London, on Aug. 8.

CCTV footage captured Bowes being punched and falling to the pavement after he tried to stamp out a fire set by rioters. He died of head injuries three days later.

The suspect, dressed in a black shirt and with his arms crossed, was charged with murder, violent disorder and the burglary of a bookmakers, a supermarket, a video store and a restaurant.

He did not enter a plea and was ordered detained as he awaits trial at the Central Criminal Court.

The boy's 31-year-old mother has been charged with obstructing the police investigation. She also was denied bail.

Police have arrested more than 3,000 people over riots that erupted Aug. 6 in north London and flared for four nights across the capital and other English cities.

And about 1,400 have been charged with riot-related offenses. More than 1,200 have appeared in court - often in chaotic, round-the clock-sessions dispensing justice that is swifter, and harsher, than usual.