Can someone report Morgan to the police?

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  1. Wes

    Westie Well-Known Member

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    #1 Westie, Nov 11, 2008
    They will then have to check this thing out!

    It's as simple as that isn't it?
     
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    #2 chris_bfc_87, Nov 11, 2008
    I don't know mate, i think that Hume has to report it for assault, but to be honest, i can't see the police getting invloved.
     
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    #3 Boltonred, Nov 11, 2008
    Sure the club will discuss it with Hume but right now isn't the time. SD stated that he is angry about it all though.
     
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    #4 CudTyke, Nov 11, 2008
    They arrested Paul Reid recently for a chellenge in a game.

    what's the difference?
     
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    #5 andytyke, Nov 11, 2008
    yes - go ahead then

    if you tell the police you have witnessed an assult they have to get involved
     
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    #6 Mancunian Tyke, Nov 11, 2008
    Again not strictly true

    if one person has reported it they will have already decided what action to take if any and will have assigned it an incident number. If there is not enough evidence to consider that it is a crime then it won't matter how many people ring in to report it.

    Also bear in mind how many cops at Oakwell saw it on Saturday and took no action then...

    I keep on saying this but pinning hopes on the police launching a criminal investigation and arresting and charging Morgan is going to be a waste of time.
     
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    #7 Guest, Nov 11, 2008
    RE: Again not strictly true

    The police have more important issues to attend to, mainly hounding motorists.
     
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