Tory PCC statement
Tory PCC statement
Tory PCC statement
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Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner Donna Jones has faced backlash for a statement that appeared to justify far-right activities amidst civil unrest across the UK. Initially posted online, Jones described arresting rioters as 'treating the symptom, not cause', prompting widespread criticism and its subsequent removal. The statement was later reinstated on her official website, although she had maintained it on her Facebook page during the unrest. Critics, including former chief prosecutor Nazir Afzal and various MPs, condemned her comments as divisive, inflammatory, and potentially inciting further unrest, especially in light of recent riots linked to migrant issues. Jones's remarks suggested a need to address underlying grievances, including immigration concerns, which critics argue could legitimize violent protests. Her position is now considered untenable by some political figures, escalating calls for accountability within her party.

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