She was gate crashing an event she wasn't invited to, silly cow deserved what she got and more.
Not sure about more, but her removal from the room was appropriate and certainly not excessive.
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They have probably signed them up as average members of the public for next weeks Question Time..
What has my age got to do with anything? Or my sex?
Nothing will come from the police investigation because it's clearly lawful to eject intruders from a private event.
You disagree?
Gently escorting someone out of the establishment after they have refused to leave is not assault.
Some views on violence.
SAM https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/[email protected]/png/64/2721.png on Twitter
It wasn't assault.
Legally you can use reasonable force to eject a trespasser. This looked like completely reasonable force. No worse than they used to barge past security in the first place.
Totally disagree - throwing someone against a pillar and then grabbing them by the neck is not reasonable.
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I completely concur with her comments that he needs anger management counselling.Just because you disagree with someone is not justification to assault them.
Throwing her against the pillar? Cool. So the police will prosecute then right?
I think this is in the same league as you claiming to see Farage scream at his security when he was milkshaked.
For someone who likes to be ageist about others, it seems it is you with failing eyesight as you get older.