| The Merseyside Policeman on 13:11 - Mar 21 with 1077 views | raynor94 |
An absolute waste of space, a coward who has shown known remorse, not popular but I'd still have the death penalty for scum like this! |  |
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| The Merseyside Policeman on 13:15 - Mar 21 with 1066 views | Darran |
| The Merseyside Policeman on 13:11 - Mar 21 by raynor94 |
An absolute waste of space, a coward who has shown known remorse, not popular but I'd still have the death penalty for scum like this! |
I couldn't agree more Rayns. |  |
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| The Merseyside Policeman on 16:55 - Mar 21 with 967 views | Wingstandwood |
I hope the lowlife filth gets Karma of the worst possible kind! |  |
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| The Merseyside Policeman on 17:10 - Mar 21 with 948 views | Highjack |
How is it possible for a person to have 33 previous convictions and still be allowed to walk the streets freely in the first place.
America have it right with the three strikes thing imo. |  |
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| The Merseyside Policeman on 22:56 - Mar 21 with 805 views | morningstar |
| The Merseyside Policeman on 17:10 - Mar 21 by Highjack |
How is it possible for a person to have 33 previous convictions and still be allowed to walk the streets freely in the first place.
America have it right with the three strikes thing imo. |
Really? You think someone should get 25 years to life for shoplifting because it's their third 'strike'? Because that is what it means!
You commit a crime and should be sentenced for the crime you commit. I'd say the sentence was correct no matter what we personally feel about it. [Post edited 21 Mar 2016 22:58]
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| The Merseyside Policeman on 23:10 - Mar 21 with 780 views | Darran |
| The Merseyside Policeman on 22:56 - Mar 21 by morningstar |
Really? You think someone should get 25 years to life for shoplifting because it's their third 'strike'? Because that is what it means!
You commit a crime and should be sentenced for the crime you commit. I'd say the sentence was correct no matter what we personally feel about it. [Post edited 21 Mar 2016 22:58]
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The sentence isn't right because he'll be out in half of it,it couldn't be more wrong. | |
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| The Merseyside Policeman on 23:27 - Mar 21 with 765 views | pikeypaul |
I agree with most people I talk to the sentence should be served in full,you should have time added for bad behaviour not taken off for good behaviour.
Was 20 years the max the judge could give? He'll be out in ten not careing a flying fox about the guy he smashed into or the family he's ruined.
It puts into perspective how trivial football really is and what a load of shite bill shankly talked about it being more important than death. |  |
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| The Merseyside Policeman on 00:10 - Mar 22 with 743 views | Loyal |
It's hard to hate the police when they die on our streets keeping these vvankers In check.
RIP what a devastating thing to happen to his young family. |  |
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| The Merseyside Policeman on 17:48 - Mar 22 with 604 views | morningstar |
| The Merseyside Policeman on 23:10 - Mar 21 by Darran |
The sentence isn't right because he'll be out in half of it,it couldn't be more wrong. |
As I said Dar, despite what we may personally feel about him. If the prosecution accept that he didn't mean to kill him then the sentence is correct. People who have commited manslaughter have served much much less, and I think the circumstances behind it reflect the longer sentence. Let's not forget people who committed murder have served less than ten years. Obviously he is a piece of scum, as well as taking a life he has destroyed many more. But the sentence is correct for what he's been found guilty of, and the circumstances behind it. | |
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