Anyone live in a quiet London suburb?....
Anyone live in a quiet London suburb?....
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Jon321

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3,716 posts

219 months

Saturday 10th March 2012
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Sorry for the wail link....

Being released to a quiet London suburb. But rest easy in your beds, although he has a pathological hatred of the police and no doubt wants to slice them all into a thousand pieces, he has been assessed as 'no danger to the public'. Thank goodness for that. I was worried for a moment!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2112904/Pa...

TheHeretic

73,668 posts

286 months

Saturday 10th March 2012
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Well, there is no way to say if the article is fluff or not, BUT, of seeing police could be an issue for this chap, then he should not be on the street, it is as simple as that.

Jon321

Original Poster:

3,716 posts

219 months

Saturday 10th March 2012
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Absolutley.

Asuming there is some truth to it, I hope he doesn't jump on a bus and end up going to one of the more heavily policed parts of the city. Or even the centre, the days when there are TUC rallys, student demos and the like, the place is crawling with uniform police. Bus loads of them.

DonkeyApple

70,791 posts

200 months

Saturday 10th March 2012
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It's the Mail, so hey ho.

But, if he isn't cured he shouldn't be released. He is clearly a danger to the police and if he must continue to breath it really is best for all if it is done from within a cage.

Mr_B

10,480 posts

274 months

Saturday 10th March 2012
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Lets hope he doesn't get stopped and searched. Might not end well.

Jimbo.

4,235 posts

220 months

Saturday 10th March 2012
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Mr_B said:
Lets hope he doesn't get stopped and searched. Might not end well.
Indeed. I mean, if he was nicked for something, I suspect he'll keep bumping his head on the door of the police car as he got in, the clumsy fool...

Jessicus

374 posts

177 months

Saturday 10th March 2012
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Don't worry, the police in the area will be informed not to go near him, effectively placing this murderer above the law.

Should be locked up until all of his "issues" are resolved - say 2099?

Streps

2,457 posts

197 months

Saturday 10th March 2012
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Perfect candidate for a lethal injection.
If the guy can't see a policemen without getting stabby he will not fit well in society.
Just moving him away from police is ridiculous..keep him locked up.
He has already killed someone.

Mr Sparkle

1,936 posts

201 months

Saturday 10th March 2012
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Could potentially spice someones hen night up.

billzeebub

3,913 posts

230 months

Saturday 10th March 2012
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Doesn't surprise me in the least that this Stabby lil skinny scum is soon to be coming to a town near you or me!..the poor Police officer he killed doesn't have the opportunity to be living in a nice London suburb. I would gladly pay any amount of tax than have st like this on our streets

Hoofy

80,164 posts

313 months

Sunday 11th March 2012
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When an overweight PCSO wanders by on his rounds to check dear old Mrs Miggins is ok, things are going to get tricky.

DonkeyApple

70,791 posts

200 months

Sunday 11th March 2012
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Anyway, surely the best treatment for this creature is to make him wear a police uniform and place him in a mirrored cell?

One way or the other it's going to cure its own problem.

AJS-

15,366 posts

267 months

Sunday 11th March 2012
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Utterly wrong.

Another case of "manslaughter" being applied to a fully intentional killing, and the punishment being pathetic as a result. Is it cos he is... never mind.

Regiment

2,799 posts

190 months

Sunday 11th March 2012
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Hope no one dresses up as a policeman for a fancy dress party or has any strippers around with a police gimmick goes to the suburb

Jon321

Original Poster:

3,716 posts

219 months

Sunday 11th March 2012
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DonkeyApple said:
Anyway, surely the best treatment for this creature is to make him wear a police uniform and place him in a mirrored cell?

One way or the other it's going to cure its own problem.
laugh

dandarez

14,041 posts

314 months

Sunday 11th March 2012
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DonkeyApple said:
It's the Mail, so hey ho.
And if you care to look, just about every other news media (as per usual with most news!).

The Telegraph had this from the victim's father.
Spot on.

"We remain the living victims of this dreadful event and owe it to the memory of our daughter not to see her death disappear as another statistic for an academic to ponder over while the person responsible resumes his life as if nothing happened."


DonkeyApple

70,791 posts

200 months

Monday 12th March 2012
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dandarez said:
And if you care to look, just about every other news media (as per usual with most news!).

The Telegraph had this from the victim's father.
Spot on.

"We remain the living victims of this dreadful event and owe it to the memory of our daughter not to see her death disappear as another statistic for an academic to ponder over while the person responsible resumes his life as if nothing happened."
Keep yer wig on.

It's a caveat that simply explains that what I am about to write is only based on what the Mail has written and as the Mail is a propaganda rag that sells lies to stupid people who also want to look at worthless celebs and their tits I am not going to set in stone my reaction.

Please don't defend the Mail. It is a hateful publication aimed at customers who are angry at thei own failings in life an need something to blame every day. wink

DS3R

13,508 posts

197 months

Monday 12th March 2012
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DonkeyApple said:
Please don't defend the Mail. It is a hateful publication aimed at customers who are angry at thei own failings in life an need something to blame every day. wink
Quoted, for it's sheer brilliance. I may refer back to this smile