Il ministro degli Interni “non ha più fiducia” nel capo della polizia che ha vietato i tifosi di calcio

https://www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/news/shabana-mahmood-craig-guildford-maccabi-tel-aviv-b2900418.html

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  1. >[Home Secretary](https://www.independent.co.uk/topic/home-secretary) [Shabana Mahmood](https://www.independent.co.uk/topic/shabana-mahmood) has declared she no longer has [confidence](https://www.independent.co.uk/topic/confidence) in West Midlands [Police Chief](https://www.independent.co.uk/topic/police-chief) Constable Craig Guildford.

    >This decision follows a “damning” report by chief inspector Sir Andy Cooke into the force’s handling of the ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attending a match against Aston Villa.

    >The report highlighted a “failure of leadership,” criticising the police for a lack of engagement with the Jewish community and using “confirmation bias” to justify the ban.

    >Chief Constable Guildford also gave erroneous evidence to MPs, initially denying the use of AI tools, then blaming an “AI hallucination” for incorrect intelligence, including a reference to a non-existent match.

    >Mr Guildford has since apologised for the error, clarifying that Microsoft Co Pilot, not Google, was the AI tool responsible for the misleading information.

  2. He’s fallen into the PC trap here , it was done for good reason but NOT the reason they made up. It’s like banning children from the Lions enclosure because the children are a danger to the lions, spares the lions blushes and stops him kicking off

  3. BobMonkhaus on

    But I read on here that the Maccabi fans were the real evil ones? Did people lie?

  4. LavaPurple on

    Absolutely ridiculous.

    He was done for as soon as the Panel had to declare they take funding as part of “Friends of Israel”.

    Throwing Britain’s own midlands police chief under the bus – all because he didn’t want this nonesense from a known dangerous “Ultras” group doing to Birmingham what they did in Amsterdam.

  5. Organic-Feedback1686 on

    I find it amusing reading people here and on other subs, who defend his doing by saying “he had a good reason”.

    No, he did not. He lied. End of story.

  6. ThamesIronworks_24 on

    They are some of the worst ‘fans’ in the world. Rightly not allowed into the country and should never be allowed in.

  7. hatwearer2034 on

    How do you fumble this? The history of violence was well documented

  8. RadiantRain3574 on

    Well done Labour. I am glad this has been tackled head-on. Hopefully other police forces will feel emboldened to be proactive in policing sensitive communities.

  9. Round-Tradition-3890 on

    So you’re saying that a panel full of people who get paid by Israel decided to rule in favour of the Israeli narrative? I’m shocked I tell you.

  10. Celtic_Eagle1888 on

    Police chief was caught between a rock and a hard place to be fair. Can’t tell the truth about the precious Muslim ‘community’ who’d burn down Birmingham at the mere sight of Israelis.

  11. Deluded_lex on

    He lost an employment tribunal worth £820k against a former firearms officer in 2023. Hrs a bad leader.

  12. Darrenb209 on

    I’m genuinely shocked and in a bad way at that at how many people seem to think this is political and that the police chief should be able to get away with using false evidence and lying to Parliament just because of *who* they did it *to*.

    That *cannot* be allowed to stand if we want a fair and just society. It’s no surprise the home secretary has no confidence in him. *He lied to the government.* What else has he lied to the government about? What else has he used AI to find “evidence” of?

  13. gentle_vik on

    and she should now rapidly move to grant her the power to fire him, and then do it.

    As well as making it clear anyone related to having made this decision will be fired… remember they lied and covered up that the reason they didn’t want the jewish football club fans to play, was because the locals in Birmingham would commit antisemitic violence against them.

  14. Smashed up places before and after the villa game. Sung horrific chants at both. But it’s Israel, so they’re the victims. Commit a genocide and still somehow pretend Israel is the victim. Clown world.

  15. Vast_Description_201 on

    For all those defending him, this is a pattern of behaviour that had him retire from the force, leave the force without a senior officer and then get back into the force at the same position. A practice which he banned his officers from doing. 

  16. Maccabi fans are violent thugs, the “locals” who gathered in mass protest and threatened disorder if the fans were welcomed are no better.

  17. So good that we are spending our parliamentary and ministerial time defending the rights of Israeli football hooligans. Definitely should be ministerial priority.

  18. Illustrated-Society on

    I’ll be honest, I’ve never seen such effort from a government to investigate a football teams fans being banned from a game… how bizarre…

  19. MichaelBealesBurner on

    When Legia hooligans were banned from Villa park there was no months of inquiry.

  20. Burt_Macklin___ on

    A surprising amount of liberal minded people are really upset that the police protected British citizens from a bunch of proven Far Right hooligans

  21. Fondant_Decent on

    Why did the Dutch say there was no violence/trouble at their local game? That one caught me by surprise

  22. Kindly_Opposite_129 on

    # Uk government told what to do by their Zionist masters.

  23. Square-Variation9132 on

    The amount of mental gymnastics to defend an established hooligan group

    Football hooligan groups have had their movement restricted across Europe for a long long time

  24. Soppydogg on

    Apropos of nothing but I “no longer have confidence in the Prime Minister”
    My opinion is as about as valid as the Home Secretary.

  25. Scoobilatchi on

    This labour government is an absolute joke. Get rid of this shitshow and let Andy Burnham have a go at PM. Fcuk Reform and the Tories by the way.

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