From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>couldn't tell the difference between a Glock 22 and
>a Marui airsoft Glock 17. I could tell the difference
>on a 625 line TV set for crying out loud! I can
>understand how the police might not be able to tell
>the difference between a plastic Uzi and a r
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Watched the bit about the "Combat Knives".
The programme's preamble went along the lines of
"dangerous", "deadly", "on open sale", "you thought
they'd been banned" etc. This was then followed by
a typical "Glasgae Sa'day neeh' oot wi' ra Polis",
who seemed to be doing t
From: "nigel wells", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
yes i watched the programme.
call it 'knock firearms'
The spokesperson for Gun control network had a good 5
mins of talking, apart from a small feature on the
youngsters shooting , we had no one on the programme
to give an informed opinion.
Gun control
From: "Tom Charnock", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Watched TV and thought shooting people came over OK,
certainly the kids 22 rifle shooting in Bristol. Thought
the lady interviewer looked favourably on them as well.
Contacted the BBC phone number as listed below, she could
take notes, but no email for
From: "pa49", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have 'made the call' re Crime Squad and asked why, in
light of their membership of seven (as disclosed to the
HASC) did a representative of the gun control network
appear on the programme. The person taking the call was
astonished that this could be the case an
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Monday eve. 7.30, BBC1, crime squad. An investigation
into the growing use of firearms amongst criminals.
Expect plenty of hand wringing, calls for legeslation
and how those naughty criminals didn't give their guns
into the police. Plus another call to ban
handguns, ag
