The Lad thrown from the Balcony

I am glad he seems to be getting better

I would have thought Mr Bravery would have obtained more sympathy if he threw himself off the balcony

than pushing a young boy off

He has lost any possible sympathy he might had had....although I assume he was passed sane enough to be free

Best not to make that mistake again...not for very very long time, if ever

Looks quite a heavy chap, casemoney, three foot would suffice.

At risk of angering the string 'em up brigade, surely the real questions are how an obvious fruitloop was free to wander the streets (and remember he is in Broadmoor now) and how we can stop similar types being released to care in the community in future.

Sentencing is next month but he is remanded in Broadmoor (see link in OP). I'm not sure there is a direct route from Broadmoor to Care in the Community.

And come to think of it, when did we hang people for *attempted* murder?

how we can stop similar types being released to care in the community in future.

Simple, string 'em up.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51389881

Seems a lot of people Knew his Intentions , But of course we had the Old Luvvies involved ...

The teenager who threw a six-year-old boy from the tenth floor of the Tate Modern in London had spoken about plans to push someone off a high building about a year earlier.

"At the time of the attack Bravery, who has AUTISM ,poor Jonti , was in the care of Hammersmith and Fulham Council. He lived in a flat in Northolt, west London, with round-the-clock care."

A raving evil fooker ,There will be more history , As stated a 10 foot drop on the end of a rope would be a swift Resolution .

Extradite Jonty Bravery to a French prison.

Supposed to be impartial etc.

Clearly the chap is mentally ill and the leftist state has put his welfare above the safety of the general public. Not sure why their is a court case and lessons will be learned.

6 people looking after it and they Blame Austerity , 1.01 the luvvie parents insisting on care in the Community , as long as not by them ..

Autism or not, a few damn good hidings when he was a child might have gone a long way towards teaching him right from wrong.


and your experience of Autistic children is what ?

zero at a guess

My 4th son is servely Autistic

Crippen, No one could defend the sad events at Tate Modern BUT FFS - you'll have to do far better than that.  What is this....A Parody of "some of my best friends are/were autistic!!!!

Without wishing to second guess Capt F's objection to your post, I'd bet a fortune that his objection was your "a few damn good hidings when he was a child might have gone a long way towards teaching him right from wrong". 

Why do you continue to demonstrate ignorance on subjects you know little or nothing about.

There you go, and they wonder why people like the one in question threw a child off an eleventh floor balcony.
And that's after he'd already threatened to do something similar.
I bet he's never been reprimanded for doing anything wrong in his life.

They haven't got a clue.

Why do you continue to demonstrate ignorance on subjects you know little or nothing about.

While you blackbarn, show complete ignorance over something you only read 10 minutes ago.

Crippen - I stand by my post TO YOU of 23.28.  If you want to debate that. Tell me when. I will even try to explain what parody means. x

The experts did it their way.
Six people looking after him and they let him out on his own.
He'd already threatened to do something similar.

He's now ready to be sentenced for attempted murder.
And a small child has been horribly injured and is maimed for the rest of its life.

Lord save us from the experts.

Now that we are out of the EU hanging could be brought back but the vast majority
of MPs would never vote for it.

The reason we have care in the community is that we closed a lot of mental institutions to save money....

This man had already been diagnosed with autism, he continually told people he wanted to push people off a high building,

which does not seem too sane to me either...and makes him potentially dangerous

If one accepts his insanity, he should have been detained in a secure unit, not allowed out


If people think he is sane one would think or hope he will go to prison for a very long time if not for life

I so wish he had had not pushed that six year old boy off the balcony

Taxpayers gave an estimated £150,000 a year to provide care for the troubled teenager who pushed a six-year-old boy from the top of the Tate Modern, it emerged yesterday.

But the Mail has seen records suggesting that £150,000 a year was spent on Bravery’s round-the-clock care. He had a team of up to six carers and was housed by Hammersmith and Fulham Council in a private two-bedroom flat where the rent was about £650 a month.
Bravery’s care was outsourced to a private firm, Spencer and Arlington. It meant he had two carers all day and all night, working in shifts.

Grace Blakeley, an economics commentator for New Statesman magazine, told ITV’s Good Morning Britain: ‘This is all because of the way in which the council has to cut things out. Very, very vulnerable children with severe mental health problems just don’t get provided for. It’s another story you can trace back to austerity.’

Another guest, BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Nihal Arthanayake, added: ‘He went out on his own presumably because there wasn’t somebody who could accompany him. There wasn’t the resources.’

Mr Dale angrily told them: ‘Utter, utter rubbish. It had nothing to do with cuts – it’s to do with people doing the sensible thing... you don’t need to have thousands of pounds to be sensible.’


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7980371/How-taxpayers-forked-150-000-year-care-mentally-ill-Tate-pusher.html