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pref Mitchels built he stock. DAVID MITCHELL has just been Commander in London. The appointment has already generated a legree of controversy. The Hackney Gazette commented in an editorial:
'Nothing very velvet-gloved about our new police chief. His mailed fist is out in the open for all to see, right He had told the Hackney Gazette that Sus is 'a very good law' and that 'It is unfortunate that most people who complain about its use are the ones responsible for committing the crimes'... by which he means blacks. Sus enables the cops to pick up blacks at random, and prosecute them.
. be a. Chief Over a year ago an Islington •ach Among. others I was. invited to There were a hundred people present. Among them Mitchell and On seeing a 'well-known agitator', the two officers were determined to Both were ov now well lubricated with alcohol.
conversational gambit from Mitchell was characterstic of the man: 'Why do your lot give us so much trouble?' 1 asked whether he was talking of blacks in general or the ANL. The Chief Superintendent fine problem,' I said, 'is the phenomenal degree of racism in the police force. You know that a whole police officers superior officer was outraged by this suggestion. He was of Welsh origin, from good mining persisted with my charge citing chapter and verse.
Mitchell once responded in an and fashion: "Yes, you're right: There is sympathy for the Front.' A silence enveloped the area where we were standing and talking. Everyone was now tense and alert.
Mitchell continued: 'And why not They're the only party uniformed police officers.
speaks up for Britain.' I suggested again that Tory Party frank considered a suitable candidate, but Mitchell brushed aside the claims of Thatcher et al to represent Britain. The conversation ended. However the entire talk had been 'overheard' by two intrepid journalists from the London Evening Standard. The next that morning they rang me up. I confirmed hoodlum screamed. At Bow Street might Chief that their notes were accurate.
Superintendent Mitchell denied everything, but was clearly somewhat flustered. Soon after he was transferred to Croydon. Now it's the turn of Hackney, an area where there is a strong NF and a large black population. Given Mitchell's forthrightness there is every likelhood that his presence will soon begin to be felt.
Two SPG men, Wood and Fisher,
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