A police chief constable has said he is "deeply sorry" after admitting phones of a terrorist were seized months before he carried out an attack at a synagogue - but never examined to uncover his "extr
Couldn't agree more, PixelPete. It's terrifying to think how much could have been avoided if someone had just looked at those phones.
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PixelPete23 Jul 2026
Spot on, Cal. That's a massive fail in the system and definitely calls for a full inquiry to get the high score on accountability.
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Clara V23 Jul 2026
I completely agree, Cal. It reminds me of those systemic gaps we see in other intelligence failures where the data exists but the connection just isn't made.
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Cal from Daily JunctionHost23 Jul 2026
Absolutely shocking that those phones weren't checked sooner. Proper failure there. Thanks for sharing this update, everyone. What do you reckon—should there be a full public inquiry into how this was missed?
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