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What was he actaully charged with?
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should be flogged imo, but because of media attention the sentence will be disproportionate, he will probably get a longer sentence that a killer driver will somewhere else today.
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14 cans of Fosters by the sound of it. :)
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charged with "outraging public decency"
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There are plenty of people who do worse and get let off with just a caution. I'd rather the prison space went to someone who actually assaulted someone.
Some very obvious and embarassing community service would be better for the student p!sser |
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The judge has warned "he may face a prison sentence"
Bet he's p*ssing his pants with fear . |
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Well, yes, everyone was rightly outraged but it hardly warrants a custodial sentence.
A few days in the stocks being pelted with rotten eggs/vegetables is probably a much more fitting and humiliating punishment. |
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My point is not the fact that he was urinating in public but the fact of where he urinated.
I have and know of many people that have relieved themselves in a shop doorway or alleyway but no matter how drunk I have been I always know where Im doing it. On a War Memorial is just a down right disgrace. |
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Its reported that he "drank a bottle of whisky before attending an organised drinking session"
99.9% of people would be on there back after a bottle of whisky, they are trying to make it out as some sort of excuse............there is just no excuse to his behaviour. |
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Hang him by the neck until he cops it imo, the digusting bast
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*disgusting
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I can't imagine anyone's going to disagree with you. That's whay putting him in the stocks is a much better idea. Then everyone could pi$$ on him instead.
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Ridiculous if he gets jail time, when people who cause actual harm get off.
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Stocks is quite a good idea for all disrespectful** as it goes, especially given the ease at which one can require handguns these days, or so I've heard
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He should be made to visit the scene of his crime everyday for the rest of his life.
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*acquire (jesus, not woken up yet)
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Afternoon bro...
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Actually, the most appropriate punishment would be for him to have to go and work in either a home for retired veterans or at Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre (DMRC) Headley Court, which is for inpatient soldiers who have lost limbs, sight, hearing, use of their legs and other serious injuries. Many of those there are little older than he is.
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Is that the same Headley that's near Leatherhead?
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As much as I want a society where jail is a punishment for such crimes, I do think the thought of him being jailed whilst some dangerous mugger or burglar walks free seems a tad unfair.
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good post HM. that would be very appropriate.
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Indeed.
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man of many moods 26 Nov 09:33
Is that the same Headley that's near Leatherhead? Yup |
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Within five days it is quite possible that a woman who bludgeoned her boyfriend to death for not marrying her will walk out of an open prison mid-sentence whilst a man who has a wee in a public place gets locked up in a secure prison.
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Off to court now will report what he gets upon my return.........im hoping to see a blacked out prison van leaving Sheffield Magistrates Court in a few hours time, just a couple of months may do.
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It'll probably be on the news to be honest.
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While I agree that History Maker's suggestion would do the culprit some good, I wouldn't want to inflict his kind on blokes who are having a hard enough time as it is.
He should be let off with a warning, I think. He's probably suffered enough fear and humiliation by now. Now the filth who painted swastikas on another war memorial are a different thing. Jail time and plenty of it for them. |
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Well said.
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I'm sure he won't go to prison, probably get bound over to keep the peace for year and cop a £200 fine.
He's lucky that a sober off-duty soldier wasn't passing by when he did it. 35 years ago it wouldn't have been been pretty if my grandad (R.I.P.) saw somebody do it. |
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Yes, he's lucky that he wasn't caught in the act but there aren't many who would lamp him in cold blood after the event. I don't think he was being intentionally insulting and he's got a shock from the public reaction which has been great.
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Hes got away lightly
http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/LATEST-War-memorial-outrage-student.5860930.jp DISGUSTING ........... all what is wrong with the justice system |
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Charlie KNEW!
Probably got a tip from Orioles |
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250 hours community service ?
Painting over graffiti, sweeping up leaves in the local park ? Hard life. |
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to be fair disrespect is not in itself a crime. His punishment should reflect his crime, ie the p*ssing in public etc. I am in no way condoning it of course it was a horribly dis-respectful act but a custodial sentence would have been obscene. Punishments are after all also supposed to offer rehabilitation to the offender. Where as I am far from a liberal I do think that in cases such as this it is entirely possible that the kid will have learnt his lesson, has been duly punished and is extremely unlikely to do it again. To suggest that he deserved beating or whatever lowers us to the level of less civilised states.
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Welcome to Newham
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Well, community service, I hope its messy stuff....... :)
A bit of a let off for the kid, but cant understand why Sheffield Uni havent chucked him out yet.........I thought that would be the first course of action. Are the Uni saying this sort of behaviour is acceptable ....... I had my two penneth shout at him, and nice of the Sheffield Star to publish his picture so all can see his mug. |
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I had my two penneth shout at him
well done, you'll probably be on the news tonight :) |
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no need to ruin his entire future for one stupid drunken moment
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come on lads we've all done it - just marking our territory. a bit like what the soldiers do!
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