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macarony 05 Aug 19 18:41
Sounds like they are covering up for someone so I am guessing it's one of our new Britons What are you implying macarony? |
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What is a new Briton macarony?
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Sounds grim for le petit garcon.
Prosecutor Sian Morgan told the court the boy survived the fall after landing on a fifth floor roof, but has suffered a “deep bleed to the brain”. “He suffered very serious injuries and is currently in hospital”, she said. “He has injuries to his brain, and fractures to his spine, legs and arms”. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/tate-modern-victim-6-suffered-brain-injury-broken-arms-and-legs-and-fractured-spine-in-fall-at-a4206511.html |
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A six-year-old boy who fell from the 10th floor of the Tate Modern fractured his spine, a court has heard.
The French national, who was visiting London with his family, was found on a fifth-floor roof after he fell from the Tate's viewing platform on Sunday. Prosecutors told Bromley Youth Court he also suffered a bleed to the brain and fractures to his legs and arms. |
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Nobody sane will throw a six year old boy off the tenth floor. Very sad all round and scary! Nobody reported or had time to report their fears. Some visitors at the Tate saw him and picked up on the danger.
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The French seem to have been bothered by something recently. Day before yesterday a french couple drove their car down an underground train entrance in munich thinking it was underground parking.
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Hope my good buddy Just Checking can drop back in this thread to call out Macarony for politicising an attempted murder
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I wonder if the People interested in Integrating this thing back into Society with its little days out, would have their family members present at his Outings , Our do gooder friends who are all for Diversity and integration as long as it is fooking miles away from them , Lets see why he was let out , because it is 1.01 he is and has been one dangerous basterd ..
But Hey Ho all our luvvie luvvies love everyone one ![]() |
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When you say good buddy?
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2 other incidents on news yesterday,cardiff man schitzo killed his son in law by stabbing him 20 times, held in secure hospital in cambridge decided not to return over the weekend after being left out to go shopping, and another in wales left out for a few hours returned to his parents home to kill himself in the garage.
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Sixty six-year-old Peter Atkins from Llandaff, left his psychiatric hospital in Cambridgeshire after being released on a day visit.
In 2001, Mr Atkins killed his pregnant daughter's husband while he slept beside her in their bedroom. Convicted killer, Peter Atkins on the run from the police In 2001 Mr Atkins was convicted for stabbing his daughter's husband Credit: Cambridgeshire Police The Mirror reported that he burst into the bedroom of his daughter Lisa Provoost, and stabbed her husband of eight months more than 20 times with a sheath knife. Stephen Provoost, a 32-year-old social worker, died almost immediately. Mr Atkins suffered from paranoid schizophrenia and had been given an indefinite hospital order under the Mental Health Act after being convicted of manslaughter. The attack was called "mind chilling" by Judge John Griffith Williams at Cardiff Crown Court, according to the Telegraph. Atkins left Kneesworth House Hospital in Cambridgeshire last Thursday when he was let out to shop at a local Tesco store. Peter Atkins shopping in Tesco after being let on a day visit Police have launched a second appeal after being no where closer to finding him Credit: Cambridgeshire Police Police launched an initial appeal on Friday after he was reported missing. On Sunday they issued a second appeal after they said they were no closer to finding him. He is described as a white man of a stocky build, with short grey hair wearing black trainers, blue jeans and a white or black t-shirt. Detective Inspector, Dave Savill said it is "out of character" for Mr Atkins to not return. We know he was seen withdrawing cash at Royston Tesco at 2.10pm and then travelled to Royston town centre by bus, getting off outside Morrisons supermarket in Baldock Street. – DETECTIVE INSPECTOR, DAVE SAVILL Mr Atkins is on twice-daily medication for paranoid schizophrenia and police said he may become "aggressive or irritable without his treatment." Police are warning he should not be approached. It is very important for anyone who believes they may have seen Peter to contact us as a matter of urgency. – CAMBRIDGESHIRE POLICE It is believed he may have used the rail network to travel from Royston. Police said Mr Atkins could be anywhere in the country but has links to South Wales. The public are urged not to approach him but instead call 999 immediately due to his unpredictable nature. Anyone with information on his whereabouts should call Cambridgeshire police on 101. |
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"" out of character not to return " and "may become aggressive ", unbelievable
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I simply love the usual trotting out of the standard warning "Should not be approached" .
Basically it's perfectly fine for someone who is deemed sufficiently dangerous so as "not to be approached" to be out and about mingling with peaceful citizens going about their weekly shop provided nobody is foolish enough to 'approach' them . Surely this warning should be issued prior to their absconding by means of a warning either printed on their back or tattooed on their forehead or maybe an audible warning such as one gets on reversing vehicles . I doubt very much he would have been given leave to shop in Waitrose but given his clear preference for Tesco he was probably considered a risk only to the hoi polloi ![]() |
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The evil P.O.S. who killed that kid in Scotland is appealing his sentence. The fact he's getting let out at all is wrong, never mind the "injustice" of him being middle aged before he is. FFS. Who would trust human garbage like that to not do something similar again? Anyone?
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seems hes getting a thorough pshyciatric tests befor the trial, um so these people dont get a thorough tests before letting out then
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Has the Metropolitan Police Fortune Telling Squad looked into their crystal b@lls yet and concluded 'mental illness' ?
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the August 22nd trial date has been put back until the New Year
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shoot him in the face
no loss to society |
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I can't imagine there was ever going to be an August 22nd trial. It would just have been the date scheduled for a court appearance and was then misreported.
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Care in the community... works out cheaper.
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My guess,
Somebody's told him he has to get a job or in general "start to stand on his own two feet"... After some consideration... I'll give them a good reason why i cant. ![]() Me Thinks prison life aint gonna compare to the cushy care system he's used to.. |
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shoot him in the face
no loss to society Maybe we should have lost the war... this would have been standard... ![]() |
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This is Not Sparta!
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