And this came into my head last night, by the AK47's back at start of the 90's.
Tottenham Three
Tottenham three, set them free
Set them free, cos they're not guilty
Tottenham, October, 1985
Spirit of resistance, very much alive
When those racist cops tooled up, attack
Tottenham youth were ready to fight back
Against years and years of being pushed, downtrodden
Routinely harassed, its gone on too long
Cos the cops took a beating when they choose to attack
Tottenham youth were ready, Fight Back!
Those cops were reeling
Hundred were arrested in the months that followed
Doors smashed down in the middle of the night
Three men framed who are know in prison
State clampdown on those who fight
Against years and years of being pushed, downtrodden
Routinely harassed, its gone on too long
Cos the cops took a beating when they choose to attack
Tottenham youth were ready, Fight Back!
Tottenham three, set them free
Set them free, cos they're not guilty
TBH, looking at the AK47's album "Don't call me vanilla", most of the lyrics are about cops. e.g God's Man (about James Anderton and also featured in the Happy Mondays tune):
God's man on earth says "No dancing after midnight"
Sends the boys to put a 12DM down
Gods's man on earth says he wants to hit the dance floor
Sends the boys to put a 12DM down