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“Unless you have a department that is willing to objectively look at what’s happening and say, ‘That’s not OK, it’s out of policy’ … having more videos is not going to help,” he said.

Richmond-upon-Thames Council said its officers "acted professionally and objectively" and that the fine was issued in line with its policies.

President Jerí said an investigation would be launched "to determine objectively what happened and who is responsible".

The individual afflicted feels guilt, shame and anger, but ultimately, and perhaps more important, feels — and is — objectively helpless to do anything about it.

Although Slot focuses mainly on the sloppy passing and dispossessions in midfield, it is objectively true that Liverpool committed many bodies to their attack.