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picklepiper159063
Piper Willinger :
LETS GOOOO
2025-09-06 12:42:15
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_oreva_
_oreva_ :
Ayyyyeee we littt
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ellie :
My fav team tbh
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Bowww😂🔥🔥
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picklepiper159063
Piper Willinger :
ONE MORE
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@𝒱𝐼𝒞𝒦𝐼 @emily.amato55 Thursday trust
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…dismissed by county councillor as ‘word salad’! #Kent #Dover #protest #police #salad  Kent’s Police and Crime Commissioner is under pressure to “transparently” answer questions posed in the wake of the chaotic scenes at the Port of Dover last weekend. Matthew Scott said a review is in place to work out why a late-night call to Kent Police failed “to muster a response more quickly” to the disruption caused by Patriot Platform. He is supporting a “structured debrief” involving an assistant chief constable and the operationally independent College of Policing to examine “the authorised professional practice around protests”. The review will cover “intelligence and how it is triaged”, said the commissioner as he appeared before the Kent and Medway Police and Crime Panel at County Hall, Maidstone, today. He “restated” the apology to Dover residents, businesses and travellers disrupted by Saturday’s incident, which is “not an issue of their making” and condemned the use of face-covering “appalling intimidation”. But Mr Scott’s response was dismissed as “word salad” by panel member Cllr Stuart Jeffery, who called for a more direct approach. Kent Police has already admitted an initial review of its handling of the Patriot Platform protests found non-emergency information was received on Friday evening that a demo could take place in Dover on Saturday. Mr Scott told the panel: “I have been in daily conversation with the chief constable (Tim Smith) about what took place on Saturday.
…dismissed by county councillor as ‘word salad’! #Kent #Dover #protest #police #salad Kent’s Police and Crime Commissioner is under pressure to “transparently” answer questions posed in the wake of the chaotic scenes at the Port of Dover last weekend. Matthew Scott said a review is in place to work out why a late-night call to Kent Police failed “to muster a response more quickly” to the disruption caused by Patriot Platform. He is supporting a “structured debrief” involving an assistant chief constable and the operationally independent College of Policing to examine “the authorised professional practice around protests”. The review will cover “intelligence and how it is triaged”, said the commissioner as he appeared before the Kent and Medway Police and Crime Panel at County Hall, Maidstone, today. He “restated” the apology to Dover residents, businesses and travellers disrupted by Saturday’s incident, which is “not an issue of their making” and condemned the use of face-covering “appalling intimidation”. But Mr Scott’s response was dismissed as “word salad” by panel member Cllr Stuart Jeffery, who called for a more direct approach. Kent Police has already admitted an initial review of its handling of the Patriot Platform protests found non-emergency information was received on Friday evening that a demo could take place in Dover on Saturday. Mr Scott told the panel: “I have been in daily conversation with the chief constable (Tim Smith) about what took place on Saturday.

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