The Metropolitan Police chief Sir Mark Rowley is being criticised over the what many are calling the “two Tier” policing and Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg has called it “unprofessional.”

Darren Grimes who is a GN News broadcaster has also criticised “TwoTierKeir” as he compared two scenes, footage taken in Birmingham people are seen waving Palestinian flags and are “left to smash up cars without police in sight,” he wrote on X.

Grimes then showed footage of men and women “stood in Plymouth” who are then “met by a fleet of Riot Police and dangerous dogs.”

Grimes asks, “but there isn’t remotely an issue, right?”

Compare these two scenes.
Men and women stood about in Plymouth are met by a fleet of Riot Police and dangerous dogs.
Meanwhile in Birmingham a Palestinian flag-waving gang is left to smash up cars without police in sight.
But there isn’t remotely an issue, right? #TwoTierKeir pic.twitter.com/JDSWAptSYW

— Darren Grimes (@darrengrimes_) August 5, 2024

A Sky News correspondent who is also in Birmingham was reporting on live TV was met by masked men who appeared and shouted “free Palestine, f**k you” but there were no police in sight.

She was then shown “a sword” and the journalist was “forces to stop broadcasting due to Muslim immigrants in Birmingham.”

Sky News journalist forced to stop broadcasting due to Muslim immigrants in Birmingham. One of them shows us a sword. pic.twitter.com/qFzYWLUu1x

— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) August 5, 2024

Rees-Mogg said that the UK’s top cop “must be held to account” over the accusations of “police bias,” GB News reported.

Rees-Mogg said on GB News, “The allegations of two-tier Kier have begun, but is it true? Well, Keir Starmer’s first speech following the initial Southport riots last week was bold and robust.

“The Prime Minister was right to take this approach. The hooligans and yahoos we have seen causing havoc on our streets deserve to face the full force of the law.

Rees-Mogg then criticised the Prime Minister saying during the Black Lives Matter protests Starmer “took the knee” which was how he “responded” during a “similar round of riots.”

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He continued, “However, how did Sir Keir respond during a similar round of riots just a few years ago? Oh, that’s right, he took the knee to the Black Lives Matter mob, as did the now Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner. It wasn’t just senior Labour politicians, either….

“This question of two-tier policing is clearly sensitive. Being doorstepped is an experience I had quite a number of times as a minister, going in and out of the cabinet office, and I never lost my temper.

“Indeed, it’s unprofessional of [Sir Mark] Rowley to have done so and made worse by a dishonest statement by the police’s press office, though I’m glad he has subsequently apologised.

“Obviously the commissioner is busy, but civilian policing is about self-control. If senior officers give way to their emotional urges and allow the red mist to descend, how can a constable be expected to retain his sang-froid when dealing with a yob?

“Rowley, as with other public figures, must be held to account and explain why there is not two-tier policing.

“Why, for instance, did the police stand by when Colston’s statue was pulled down in Bristol, an event that was followed two days later by Sir Keir taking the knee, giving the strong impression that he was in favour of that type of disorder.

“Why were the Sarah Everard protests aggressively policed when the Black Lives Matter ones were handled with kid gloves?

“Why is shouting at Muslims dealt with effectively when shouting similar abuse of Jewish people has been ignored?

“The police stood by as Colston’s statue was torn down and boasted of a successful approach to policing. On that day, the rioters won.

“So, although there may be no intentional double standard, it is the impression that counts.

“Equally, why does the Metropolitan Police now appear to take orders from Number 10 with Sir Keir as the incumbent?

“When Suella Braverman was Home Secretary, it made it clear that she could not give orders as the police are rightly independent of political control.

“Rioting is always wrong, and justice must always be done. Let justice be done though the heavens fall.”