Dawn raid on The Sun
EXCLUSIVE*
Trevor Kavanagh, the Sun’s associate editor is outraged at the police raid on The Sun’s journalists.
“The police are a bunch of bully boys who misuse their powers,” said bearded Mr Kavanagh (63). “The laws are far too draconian and the police and courts come down too hard on criminals.”
“We should never jump to conclusions about those who are suspected of crimes,” said the father of seven.
Red with anger, the Wapping wizard declared, “Loyalty prevents me from saying what I think of the News International “family”, but I do have to say Murdoch (85) is shafting his employees to save his own skin.”
“I am seriously thinking of bringing this case to the European Court of Human Rights.”
Your Fun in The Sun fisking here of Mr Kavanagh’s words.
Page 3 girl declined to appear today, saying she heard prison was a bad place to get a manicure.
*Except for smart arses as below.
Jim Denham said,
February 15, 2012 at 7:09 pm
Proof that Rosie and I do not co-ordinate our efforts.
I wouldn’t have bothered if I’d known what was coming.
Rosie said,
February 15, 2012 at 7:16 pm
Shut it, Denham. You ran a spoiler to scupper my scoop.
Jimmy said,
February 15, 2012 at 8:35 pm
People should be outraged that Kavanagh calls them journalists.
The best time to raid their houses is at dawn when they are recovering from booze and scratching their spare parts.