| A clearly intimidated
Jack McConnell called today for police action in moving on a threatening crowd
congregating close to his office. A shaken Mr MCConnell told The JT: "I’ve
been trying to push through the Anti-Social Behaviour Bill which would allow police to
move on youths acting in an intimidating manner. And it's quite clear that I’ve
become a victim myself."
Mr McConnell was referring to a collection of Lib-Dem MSPs hanging around the Assembly
building, smoking, drinking cans of Special and refusing to support the new bill in a
threatening manner. |
Ringleader Donald Gorrie
told the JT: "See this new bill right? It's pure an attack on they civil
liberty ‘hings. And we’re telling Jack tae cut it oot right? Or we’ll
batter his pan in." It is thought that the police are reluctant to implement the
proposed new law in dispersing the trackie-bottomed Lib-Dems, as a spokesplod now
explains: "The First Minister can easily deal with the problem by recourse to
existing practice: i.e. concede ground to the Lib-Dems on Proportinal Representation
for the Scottish Parliament, since that’s what this is really about." |
