Disgusting

[denso13]

This surprises me as people like him are usually so peaceful and fully respect women.

Like him,

https://www.cheshire.police.uk/news/cheshire/news/articles/2024/6/man-jailed-after-assaulting-woman-in-winsford/

 

[diy_fun_uk]

Give him 12 months inside, he might think twice about doing it again.

 

[Ihavenojob]

Give him 12 months inside, he might think twice about doing it again.

12 months? He'd get longer if he raised his voice to her and posted an angry tweet about the service. Oh, but maybe not if 2 tier kier gets his way.

 

[denso13]

Like him,

Or him,

Man who sexually assaulted teenage girl jailed | The Crown Prosecution Service

www.cps.gov.uk

 

[crystal ball]

12 months? He'd get longer if he raised his voice to her and posted an angry tweet about the service. Oh, but maybe not if 2 tier kier gets his way.

Does the PM usually get involved with such cases? I don't recall his predecessors jumping in with both feet

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

The victim was a working class ethnic minority female, of course she didn't get much support.

The attacker also, from what I could see, appeared to be an ethnic minority too.

 

[Mrs Ten Names]

The attacker also, from what I could see, appeared to be an ethnic minority too.

It doesn't excuse the poor police response, nor the two tier reporting on here.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

12 months? He'd get longer if he raised his voice to her and posted an angry tweet about the service. Oh, but maybe not if 2 tier kier gets his way.

Scare mongering.

What's wrong with punishment for wrong doing ?

 

[Ihavenojob]

Does the PM usually get involved with such cases? I don't recall his predecessors jumping in with both feet

He did in the case of the Stockport disturbance and(most of) those that followed.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

He did in the case of the Stockport disturbance and(most of) those that followed.

And with good result too.

Or do you support the riots, and rioters, and think they should walk freely amongst us?

 

[crystal ball]

He did in the case of the Stockport disturbance and(most of) those that followed.

Are you saying this case is identical to the mass riots, give yer heed a wobble

 

[Ihavenojob]

Are you saying this case is identical to the mass riots, give yer heed a wobble

No, I'm saying all criminals should be treated equally, regardless of race religion or voting preference. Maybe your head needs wobbling if you think he should be given a cushier time for smacking someone round the head than someone who typed something on X, his crime was worse than many of those committed in the disturbances which resulted in almost immediate incarceration.

 

[crystal ball]

No, I'm saying all criminals should be treated equally, regardless of race religion or voting preference. Maybe your head needs wobbling if you think he should be given a cushier time for smacking someone round the head than someone who typed something on X, his crime was worse than many of those committed in the disturbances which resulted in almost immediate incarceration.

You are talking about a single incident, in life there are inconsistencies, but comparing riots to a single assault case is plain stupid

 

[Ihavenojob]

You are talking about a single incident, in life there are inconsistencies, but comparing riots to a single assault case is plain stupid

Oh dear. A lot of people jailed after the disturbances were not even there. Some people posted stuff online and Stalin got upset. I would fully expect any one, men especially to be punished if they smacked some young girl around the head, but you seem to think it is not as bad as name calling. Maybe single incidents should be ignored? There seem to be consistent inconsistencies at the moment where justice is concerned.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Where has anyone said it should be ignored.

It should be viewed for what it is, not as comparable to rioting.