The Police Issue 126 FPN’s Including to Johnson and Sunak

Breaking News: 126 FPN’s Issued

In a surprising turn of events, the police have issued a total of 126 Fixed Penalty Notices (FPN’s), including to top government officials Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak. The news comes after an investigation into possible rule breaking and gatherings that were not in compliance with current regulations.

Johnson Denies Knowledge of Rule Breaking

Despite being issued an FPN himself, Prime Minister Boris Johnson claims he was not aware of any rule breaking that took place. This statement has raised eyebrows among the public, as it seems unlikely that such incidents could have occurred without his knowledge.

Incidents Not Investigated

It has been revealed that over half of the incidents for which FPN’s were issued to Johnson were not thoroughly investigated. This includes the infamous “Abba Party” that took place with a “special guest” in attendance. The lack of thorough investigation has led to speculation about possible cover-ups within the government.

Public Outrage

The news of the FPN’s being issued to top government officials has sparked outrage among the public. Many are questioning the integrity of those in power and calling for accountability in the face of such blatant rule breaking.

Government Response

In response to the allegations of rule breaking, the government has stated that they take these matters very seriously and are conducting their own internal investigation. They have promised to hold those responsible accountable for their actions.

Implications for the Future

The issuance of FPN’s to top government officials raises questions about the credibility and trustworthiness of those in power. It also highlights the importance of following rules and regulations, especially during times of crisis such as the current pandemic.

Conclusion

As the investigation into the rule breaking incidents continues, the public waits to see what further action will be taken. The issuance of FPN’s to high-ranking officials serves as a reminder that no one is above the law, and that accountability must be upheld at all levels of society..

That's funny
The Police proved enough to issue 126 FPN's including to Johnson and to Sunak.
Johnson said he was not aware of any rule breaking – an impossibility
Oner half of the incidents he was not investigated for including the Abba Party with 'special guest'

— dave lawrence 🐟🐟🐠 (@dave43law) July 5, 2024

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dave43law said @NadineDorries That's funny
The Police proved enough to issue 126 FPN's including to Johnson and to Sunak.
Johnson said he was not aware of any rule breaking – an impossibility
Oner half of the incidents he was not investigated for including the Abba Party with 'special guest'