Another one let out by mistake
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andymadmak

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15,256 posts

289 months

Yesterday (13:37)
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c5ylvz217ept

Another prisoner set free in error..

alscar

7,226 posts

232 months

Yesterday (13:41)
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What comes next after unacceptable seeing as the first release was just that - simply , totally , really , unbelievably or straight to FFS ?

Spare tyre

11,795 posts

149 months

Yesterday (13:49)
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I guess we need a holding area for 24 hours or something

So the checks can be redone again at the pre release place

Mistakes happen I guess due to being over stretched

brake fader

2,375 posts

54 months

Yesterday (14:14)
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I bet they only want to find him to give him his 500 quid leaving present.

Camoradi

4,688 posts

275 months

Yesterday (14:14)
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So we have a Border Force which doesn't control borders, train drivers who hate driving trains, bin men who don't empty bins, and a Prison Service which can't keep people locked up

If they weren't the envy of the world, I'd begin to wonder if our public services were like, a bit rubbish.

Camoradi

4,688 posts

275 months

Yesterday (14:15)
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brake fader said:
I bet they only want to find him to give him his 500 quid leaving present.
hehe

Richard-D

1,644 posts

83 months

Yesterday (14:25)
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It feels a bit like that scene in Life of Brian...

Guard: Crucifixion or freedom?
Prisoner: Freedom.

Foss62

1,538 posts

84 months

Yesterday (14:28)
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Illegal immigrants are presumably only a very small (even if proportionally large) part of the prison population. So there would appear to be two possibilities here:

1. Large numbers of criminals are accidentally released every day and no one makes a fuss about it.
2. The reason illegal immigrants are accidentally released is connected to their status and lack of conventional documentation etc.

If 1. This is very worrying!
If 2. It is more than a little surprising that the first case wasn’t investigated and procedural changes made.

Wheel Turned Out

1,775 posts

57 months

Yesterday (14:29)
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Already been out for 6 days before we even get to hear about it.

I-am-the-reverend

1,367 posts

54 months

Yesterday (14:30)
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Lammy's temper tantrum in the HoC was quite spectacular.

Gary29

4,665 posts

118 months

Yesterday (14:32)
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As above, it's probably something that happens regularly and we were blissfully unaware before. And now the media are all over it.


otolith

63,401 posts

223 months

Yesterday (14:35)
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Foss62 said:
Illegal immigrants are presumably only a very small (even if proportionally large) part of the prison population. So there would appear to be two possibilities here:

1. Large numbers of criminals are accidentally released every day and no one makes a fuss about it.
2. The reason illegal immigrants are accidentally released is connected to their status and lack of conventional documentation etc.

If 1. This is very worrying!
If 2. It is more than a little surprising that the first case wasn t investigated and procedural changes made.
"The man's immigration status has not been confirmed but the BBC understands he is not an asylum seeker"

John D.

19,695 posts

228 months

Yesterday (14:38)
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Gary29 said:
As above, it's probably something that happens regularly and we were blissfully unaware before. And now the media are all over it.
Yep. Struggling to get too annoyed by this.

Freakuk

4,223 posts

170 months

Yesterday (14:40)
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Wheel Turned Out said:
Already been out for 6 days before we even get to hear about it.
Press were probably about to leak something so they've had to come clean.

Hang on though, Rachel and her upcoming budget will fix this, let's take some more hard earned and put a sticking plaster on the issue.

Unbelievable that this has happened again, more worryingly has it happened before and just hasn't been identified or release to the public.

Gareth79

8,552 posts

265 months

Yesterday (14:45)
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Richard-D said:
It feels a bit like that scene in Life of Brian...

Guard: Crucifixion or freedom?
Prisoner: Freedom.
Or Idiocracy (possibly inspired by that): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoJiIn4Bq6g

Richard-D

1,644 posts

83 months

Yesterday (14:46)
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Gareth79 said:
Richard-D said:
It feels a bit like that scene in Life of Brian...

Guard: Crucifixion or freedom?
Prisoner: Freedom.
Or Idiocracy (possibly inspired by that): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoJiIn4Bq6g
I don't even need to click on the link, I love that film. Bit frustrated we seem to be living in it though, didn't really want that.

Leptons

5,465 posts

195 months

Yesterday (14:59)
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Spare tyre said:
I guess we need a holding area for 24 hours or something

So the checks can be redone again at the pre release place

Mistakes happen I guess due to being over stretched
Really? Maybe people could just do their job properly?

mooseracer

2,471 posts

189 months

Yesterday (15:14)
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I-am-the-reverend said:
Lammy's temper tantrum in the HoC was quite spectacular.
I thought it was repugnant at the time, more so with hindsight

StoutBench

1,464 posts

47 months

Yesterday (15:16)
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brake fader said:
I bet they only want to find him to give him his 500 quid leaving present.
4 posts until the stop the boats lot turned up. Rapid.

I-am-the-reverend

1,367 posts

54 months

Yesterday (15:19)
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mooseracer said:
I-am-the-reverend said:
Lammy's temper tantrum in the HoC was quite spectacular.
I thought it was repugnant at the time, more so with hindsight
He's a thoroughly nasty piece of work.And an idiot.