回复: 伦敦絮语
著名的“伦敦骚乱”其实发生在FANSHAWE社区的一条名叫FLEMING DRIVE的街上。最近警方一直在调查，电视天天在报道进展。有FANSHAWE的学生卷入，被警方带走的时候，有个奶奶坚决不信19岁的“乖孙”会做违法的事情，咬定警察搞错了。但是现场有不少录像为证。FANSHANWE的学生自发在FACEBOOK上开专页搜集录像证据，帮助警察寻找指证涉案人。警方呼吁公众要有耐心，给警方足够时间完成所有工作。
那天发生的事情，主要是毁损财物，砸车、烧附近人家院子栅栏等，是挺危险，不过幸亏无伤人事件发生。警方说，损失超过6位数。
我好歹也拿到FANSHAWE的学号了，所以今天也收到一封发自学校的邮件，关于FLEMING DRIVE事件的跟进，贴于此共享。
London Police Service continue their investigation into the Fleming
> Drive incident on St. Patrick's Day weekend. We would like to share the
> following London Police Service media release with you.
>
> We are very proud of the way our students and staff have responded to
> this unfortunate event and would like to thank those of you who have
> assisted with this investigation.
>
> Reminder: The College has set up an email account for people to forward
> video and/or information about the incident
> (
FlemingDriveIncident@fanshawec.ca
> <
mailto:FlemingDriveIncident@fanshawec.ca> ). Students and staff can
> also forward information to
tips@police.london.ca
> <
mailto:FlemingDriveIncident@fanshawec.ca> , contact Campus Security
> Services at 519.452.4400 or Crime Stoppers at 800.222.8477.
>
>
>
> MEDIA RELEASE
>
> Wednesday, March 28, 2012
>
> Fleming Drive Investigation
>
> The London Police Service is continuing the investigation of the
> disturbance on Fleming Drive on March 17 & 18, 2012. Twenty
> investigators have been assigned to the investigation and they are
> diligently going about the process of obtaining video and still images
> from a variety of social media and other sources, then attempting to
> identify those persons recorded committing a criminal offence. Once
> identified, they will be located and charged. Photographs of those
> persons that cannot be identified will be made available to the public
> through the London Police Service website at
www.police.london.ca
> <
http://www.police.london.ca/> . Members of the public may then email
>
tips@police.london.ca <
mailto:FlemingDriveIncident@fanshawec.ca> to
> forward information and/or attachments, or call 519-660-5842 for
> telephone tips.
>
> This will be a tedious and time-consuming process that will require
> patience on behalf of the media and public. The police recognize the
> media and public interests in this event, and also recognize that those
> interests must be balanced with a methodical investigation that will
> result in the conviction of those involved. It should be noted that
> offenders are still being identified from the Vancouver riot on June 15,
> 2011. Although we have dedicated twenty members to the Fleming Drive
> investigation, we need to remain cognizant of the need to provide
> appropriate resources to police the remainder of the community.
>
> We recognize that a number of Fanshawe College students have been
> charged and anticipate more will be identified and charged. We have also
> charged, and will be charging more non-students. It is important to
> recognize that while a very small number of students have been charged
> to date, approximately 17,000 full time students and 40,000 part time
> students who attend Fanshawe College were not, in any way, involved in
> this disturbance. Also, it is nothing less than admirable that a large
> number of Fanshawe College students have come together and created a
> Facebook page where pictures of offenders committing criminal offences
> are posted for the sole purpose of assisting the police investigation.
> That assistance has already identified additional offenders and charges
> are forthcoming.
>
> The London Police Service will be issuing regular media releases that
> will identify those charged since the previous media release, and will
> include up-to-date statistics on arrests and charges.
>
> Dennis Rivest, Constable
> Corporate Communications and Public Relations Officer
> London Police Service
>
>
