another piece of filth gets his wrist tapped

[George1990]

So that's another foreign ****** who the tax payer has to feed...

 

Forget capital punishment send him back to whatever country he belongs in.

[christy]

Horrid little pig. And what I know about my asian brothers, not related , in for a severe beating. They will catch up with him-god help him!

[bruno22rf]

If i was the girls boyfriend i'd be happy with a 3 year sentance-less time for me to wait fot him.

[alexr]

Unfortunatley THIS unsodding believable

 

KW

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/01/26/r...1_n_436783.html

 

Was going to suggest that Sharia law might be apropiate here, but after reading this entry perhaps not.

[Breastman]

Another reason to allow CCW or at least pepper spray/tasers

 

Mark

[pyr8]

at least they have published his picture and some people do have long memorys.

[stevethevanman]

He will have been offered name change ect.....after what he did...and he will be on the sex offenders register, for the rest of his life....it was a bad sentencing I admit but he will get alot of abuse for what he has done....probably wont get a decent job even if he excels at school.

 

And will have to answer to the conviciton for the rest of his life, for the very reason it was a sex crime people will turn away instantly, so look at the sentence but also at the state it will leave his life in

 

Should have been far worse though , also they might shake abit in hanging, not to mention the decapitation issues ..firing squad anyone?

 

Steve

Edited January 26, 2010 by stevethevanman

[fullbore]

well, hanging was good enough for Chemical Ali

[CZ550Kevlar]

Can`t say what my intentions would be towards him due to probably losing my FAC and SGC for thinking bad thoughts about the poor love who seems to be given more protection than his victim.

[lord_seagrave]

The Judge who sentenced him is no better, what on earth was going through his mind.

 

By law, anyone under 18 years old faces a lesser sentence for rape than an adult, and for those aged 14 or under the term is reduced further.

Judge Glenn took the unusual step to lift a restriction preventing the publication of Khan's name because of the grave nature of his Khan's offences.

 

He added: 'In this case I believe there is a legitimate public interest in naming this offender. It may prove to be a deterrent to others.'

 

Khan was sentenced to three years in a young offenders' institution.

 

Write to your MP, calling for longer minimum jail sentences. Ask your prospective parliamentary candidates what their view is, and whether they would be prepared to champion your views in Westminster. There's some sort of election or other coming up isn't there?

 

Meanwhile, step up the Lord Chief Justice - time for a shufty at the sentencing guidelines for this by the sound of things.

 

LS

[MPT1]

I wonder what his sentence would have being back in his home country......?

 

BJ.

 

The unfortunate thing is that this probably is his country.

[sapper063]

put this on earlier

1556 August 1

Joan Waste was burnt as a heretic in Windmill Pit, on the Burton Road, at Derby. (She was a blind woman, who, during the reign of Edward VI, had attended the services of the Church. After Queen Mary came to the throne she was accused before the Bishop of the Diocese of maintaining that the Sacrament was only a memorial or representation of the body of Christ, and the elements were mere bread and wine.

This opinion she was required to renounce; but, persisting in it, she received sentence of condemnation. After a sermon in the church she was led to the stake on the Burton Road, and there burned, holding Roger Waste, her brother, by the hand, praying and desiring those around her to pray.

1683 July 25

Three Roman Catholic priests, Nicholas Garlick, Robert Ludlam, and Richard Sympson, suffered martyrdom at Derby, being hanged drawn and quartered.

 

1608

Five men and a woman executed at Tapton Bridge, Chesterfield, the Assizes having been held at Chesterfield owing to the prevalence of the plague at Derby.

 

1665 March 14

Woman pressed to death in the County of Derby, as a mute.

(This awful punishment was pronounced on those who refused to plead and remained mute.

Before the inflection of the sentence the accused was warned three times of the penalty which would attend obstinate silence, and allowed a short time for consideration.

If the prisoner still persisted in silence, the Judgement of Penance, as it was termed, was thus pronounced: "That you be taken back to the prison whence you came to a low dungeon into which no light can enter; that you be laid on your back on the bare floor, with a cloth round your loins, but elsewhere naked; that there be set on your body a weight of iron, as great as you can bear - and greater; that you have no sustenance save, on the first day three morsels of the coarsest bread, on the second day three draughts of stagnant water from the pool nearest the prison door, on the third day again three morsels of bread as before, and such bread and such water alternately from day to day until you die".

This is the last known instance of this awful penalty being carried into effect).

 

1693

Girl in farm service at Swanwick burnt for murdering her master.

This was the last case in Derbyshire of death by burning at the stake.

 

1732 March 23

John Hewitt and Rosamund Ollerenshaw executed for poisoning Hannah Hewitt at Derby.

(They were executed in their shrouds).

 

1738 March 2

Richard Woodward hanged at Derby for highway robbery.

 

1757

Thomas Hulley hanged for returning from transportation.

 

1785 April 1

William and George Grooby and James Peat, for burglary at Derby.

("It is now more than sixty years," says the Mercury, "since there were so many executed at one time upon our gallows; the persons who suffered then were named Rock, Lyon, and Shaw, and we believe their crime was counterfeiting the current coin of the realm. Peat wrote on the prison doors with chalk:

'Calm and Composed,

my soul a journey takes;

No guilt that troubles,

nor a heart that akes.)

 

1788 March 29

Thomas Grundy hanged for murdering his brother.

(After execution his body was publicly dissected in the presence of a great number of spectators).

 

1795 April 10

Thomas Neville, for burglary.

(He was carried to execution in a Mourning coach, attended by a hearse; where he assisted his executioner to fasten the rope to the tree, after which he drew his cap over his face and leapt from the cart into eternity)

 

 

1803 March 19

William Wells, for murder at Barlborough.

(About a minute after he had been hanged the rope slipped and he fell to the ground; the executioner was therefore under the necessity of tying him up a second time. His body was given to the surgeons for dissection).

 

1813 April 9

Paul Mason, Richard Hibbert and Peter Henshaw, for burglary.

(They were executed on the new drop, in front of the County Gaol, before an immense crowd of spectators).

 

1815 March 8

Anthony Lingard, for murder. The last case of gibbetting in the County of Derby.

(The body was afterwards removed to Wardlow Miers, and hung in chains near to the house where the crime was perpetrated.

This was the last case of gibbetting in the County of Derby. Lingard's brother William was 11 years later sentenced at Derby Assizes for highway robbery and assault, and was reprieved. William Lingard committed the robbery within view of the gibbett on which the bleaching bones of his brother were hanging)

 

1817 August 15

John Brown, Thomas Jackson, George Booth and John King, for arson at North Wingfield.

(In describing the execution the "Derby Mercury" of that date says: "As every fact which may tend to illustrate the principles of human action deserves notice, it is worth observing that a heavy shower happening whilst the doomed men were singing the hymn, two of them deliberately retreated to the shelter of an umbrella which was expanded on the drop, and a third placed himself under cover of the doorway.

The inconvenience of being wet was felt and avoided by men who knew they had not five minutes longer to live !!").

 

1817 November 7

Brandreth, Ludlam, and Turner, the "Pentrich Plotters", executed at Derby.

The last instance of the old penalty of high treason, hanging, drawing and quartering.

(Cavalry stood on guard during the execution. The prisoners were first dragged round the prison yard on hurdles, were then hanged for half an hour, and their bodies afterwards cut down.

The executioner then struck the heads off the bodies and seizing the head of Brandreth by the hair, showed the ghastly countenance to the multitude, exclaiming: "Behold the head of the traitor, Jeremiah Brandreth.

The crowd, "as if under the impulse of a sudden frenzy," separated in all directions, but equanimity was restored, "and the separation and exhibition of the remaining heads was witnessed with the greatest order and decorum".

The executioners were masked and their names were kept a profound secret. The poet Shelley witnessed the scene.

The block is still to be seen in Derby Prison, where its wood hangs damp always damp - so it has been averred - it has given rise to the tradition that the block of the unhappy men has not dried and never will).

 

1819 March 22

Hannah Docking (aged 16), for poisoning another little girl.

 

1847 April 1

John Platts, for murder at Chesterfield.

(This was a public execution in front of the County Gaol, and was witnessed by 20,000 people).

 

1862 April 11

Richard Thorley, for the murder of Eliza Morrow.

(The last public execution in Derby).

 

1881 November 21

Alfred Gough, for the murder of Eleanor Windley aged six, at Brimington.

 

1888 August 10

Arthur Thomas Delaney, for the murder of his wife at Chesterfield.

 

1902 July 30

John Bedford, for the murder of Nacy Price at Duckmanton.

 

1905 December 29

John Silk, for the murder of his mother at Chesterfield.

 

Information courtesy of The Derbyshire Police Memorabilia Museum.

Derby Index

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Swann Internet Services.

[COACH]

Blunt rusty knife, no anesthetic on a cold slab of concrete and cut his ball* off (if they`ve dropped yet.)

Let him run around in jail until he bleeds to death. NICE

[Axe]

By law, anyone under 18 years old faces a lesser sentence for rape than an adult, and for those aged 14 or under the term is reduced further.

Judge Glenn took the unusual step to lift a restriction preventing the publication of Khan's name because of the grave nature of his Khan's offences.

 

He added: 'In this case I believe there is a legitimate public interest in naming this offender. It may prove to be a deterrent to others.'

 

Khan was sentenced to three years in a young offenders' institution.

 

Write to your MP, calling for longer minimum jail sentences. Ask your prospective parliamentary candidates what their view is, and whether they would be prepared to champion your views in Westminster. There's some sort of election or other coming up isn't there?

 

Meanwhile, step up the Lord Chief Justice - time for a shufty at the sentencing guidelines for this by the sound of things.

 

LS

 

There's no doubt in my mind that the minimum sentence should be raised but the Sexual Offences Act covers so many varying conditions that the Judge ultimately will still be able to choose the resulting sentence. I still feel he failed in this case.

 

The maximum term for a 14yr old for rape is 5 years as opposed to an adult which is 14 years.

 

You can also question as to why his two onlooking friends are not also on a charge for their role in this crime.

[Floating Chamber]

The Judge who sentenced him is no better, what on earth was going through his mind.

 

The judge probably fancies him.

Edited January 28, 2010 by Floating Chamber

[markbivvy]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/manchester/8488624.stm

more scum.

[Floating Chamber]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/manchester/8488624.stm

more scum.

 

These are some of the few that are caught! How many get away with it?

[Gordon R]

I'm not sure that the Judge had much option in giving him a short sentence - reading the guidelines. To his credit, he made darn sure that the scrote's face was published. He can change his name, but someone somewhere will recognise the piece of scum for what he is - a rapist. What goes around etc. I trust he will meet lots of like minded friends to impress in prison.

[kdubya]

These are some of the few that are caught! How many get away with it?

 

 

More to the point how many gang rapes go UNREPORTED by the press due to the ethnicity of the savages involved.

 

KW

[PWD]

Pity they couldn't have knobbled him for a made up Vat fraud charge instead...least he would have got 7 years not just 3 for the lesser crime of RAPE , assult and robbery

 

 

System just ain't working ..after all it was designed by a committee

[RC45]

I wonder what his sentence would have being back in his home country......?

 

BJ.

His home country treats women worse than dogs. As for our Judges, they are so out of touch with reality. I doubt things will change ever!

 

Phil

[hookbones]

i had a mate that was like 6`8" and a roving court guard ..he would be attached to many cat A`s be they murderers,sex offenders or whatever ,the 1 thing he would say was families never forget n those that arnt strong or connected just end up paying someone to correct judicial inadequacies.. and theres no vengeance like festered vengeance.

 

he would make mention of seeing the same lil scrotes time n time again just laughing at the system until the time they dont get the youth offenders sentence ,they get the big boys prison ! then these gobby lil hardman gangsters are sobbing uncontrollably ..he would go in n say "hey hey come on now n dry those tears,,,this should be a happy occasion.... your getting married tonight!!!"

 

when courts are over burdened the back logs are dealt with by `stiphs` ..anyone ever wants to see what british justice should be like watch one of these men.. they dont really have sentence restrictions over them so they hand out some VERY heavy time to the likes of these creatures .. in one case my mate cuffed to the prisoner sniggered as the stiph gave the lad 8years when he was expecting 6 months n as a result near got put down his self for contempt.

 

another lil point to think on is the systems the likes of korea ect have where sentence/punishment its upto the victims and there families...so ask yourself are they backward or are we? i know which doesn't have re offenders

[Browning GTS]

If i was the girls boyfriend i'd be happy with a 3 year sentance-less time for me to wait fot him.

 

The trouble is you would then get 10 years :blink:

[fancyacuppa]

Yep.

 

Once again GREAT? Britain ................. :blink:

 

Seriously sick of this country.

 

TBH, its too late in most cases to do anything, this country has had its time,

kids don't care, parents can't control, teachers dare not say anything, the

police have their hands tied & the justices are a joke.

 

Just another reminder of how low society has stooped.

 

People are just flooding the shores like locusts taking everything &

anything they want right from under our noses.

 

We pamper to all of them like idiots, give in & roll over.

 

 

No Respect, No Justice, No Future. :blink:

 

 

 

My thoughts go to the victim & her friends, family & partner.

[markbivvy]

Yep.

 

Once again GREAT? Britain ................. :blink:

 

Seriously sick of this country.

 

TBH, its too late in most cases to do anything, this country has had its time,

kids don't care, parents can't control, teachers dare not say anything, the

police have their hands tied & the justices are a joke.

 

Just another reminder of how low society has stooped.

 

People are just flooding the shores like locusts taking everything &

anything they want right from under our noses.

 

We pamper to all of them like idiots, give in & roll over.

 

 

No Respect, No Justice, No Future. :blink:

 

 

 

My thoughts go to the victim & her friends, family & partner.

[/quote

I blame the

educated, reasonable and open minded ones amongst us.