Whine whine, boo hoo, what about my rights.

From The Sun

THE two terror suspects caught in West London demanded cops respect their HUMAN RIGHTS during the siege on their flat. A witness said: “I heard one of them say ‘I’ve got rights’.” And an astonished security source said: “We could not believe our ears when we heard them moaning about their human rights. “What about the rights of the innocent people we believe they wanted to kill? “What about the rights of the 52 people murdered by the four suicide bombers on July 7?” Bus bomb suspect Muktar Mohammed-Said and alleged Oval Tube attacker Ramzi Mohammed also told police they were too scared to come out of their flat. Delivery driver Alex Ospina — who lives on the estate where the arrests were made — said he heard one of the men shouting to police. Alex, 31, said: “The police were saying ‘Come out’, but the guy was saying he was scared. “He was saying: ‘How do I know you’re not going to shoot me like the guy in Stockwell Tube station?’ “The police told him: ‘That was a mistake, it’s not going to happen.’” The speed of the police operation meant many terrified residents were trapped in their flats as cops stormed the building in Dalgarno Gardens, Notting Hill. Stay back ... kids ushered away One mum, who declined to be named, heard cops pleading with one of the men to get out. She said: “Police were shouting something like: ‘Mohammed, get out, get out. Give yourself up.’ “The negotiations went on for about 30 minutes. The next thing I knew there was a huge explosion as police blew the doors off the apartment and rushed in.” Videocam footage shot by one resident showed the moment the terror suspects were arrested. Both men emerged naked on a balcony, holding their hands in the air. They were spitting and coughing from the effects of CS gas and smoke from the stun grenades. One witness said: “The police slowly inched them back inside the flat. “Both men had a look of absolute surrender. They appeared to be very shocked.” Residents later saw one suspect being led away wearing a white police-issue boiler suit with plastic bags over his hands. Resident Kay Major said: “Two officers in blue boiler suits were on either side of him. They walked slowly and got inside a Black Astra. “The man had plastic bags over his hands and they held paper or cardboard over his face.” One stunned estate resident told how he has been caught up FOUR times in the London bombings. Dad-of-two Michael Hellings, 39, was injured in the Aldgate attack on 7/7. He was then evacuated from a mosque in East London after he went there to thank Muslims who had helped him. He also walked past a park in Notting Hill when cops carried out a controlled explosion last week — and he LIVES on the estate raided yesterday. Mr Hellings said: “These troubles seem to follow me around. “I don’t know if I’m the luckiest man alive or the most unlucky.” Police chief Peter Clarke, head of the Met’s anti-terrorist branch, last night thanked the public for their support and assistance during the probe into the bombings. He urged anyone with information about the suspects to ring the police hotline on 0800 789321. TWO people were arrested in Leciester on Saturday morning under the Terrorism Act. They were later released without charge and the matter was closed. A THIRD Briton was last night confirmed to have been killed in the bombings in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh. A further seven Brits believed to have died in the blasts are still missing.

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