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because of HIS human rights
Florian Abazi sneaked back into Britain to commit more crimes - and has been allowed to stay because he had a child with an English woman
A Deported Albanian robber who sneaked back into Britain to commit more crimes can stay... to protect his human rights.
Florian Abazi, 27, served four years for robbery in 2005 and was offered a £750 payment to go home when he finished his sentence.
But he smuggled himself back in, living here illegally for years.
He was caught and sentenced to 12 months in prison last year for defrauding Ladbrokes bookmakers by cheating on roulette machines.
Abazi used a special key to stop games early if he was going to lose his stake so he could claim back the money. He continued the process until he won. After his conviction the Home Office ordered his deportation. But he appealed, claiming that, because he has had a daughter with an English woman, sending him back to Albania would infringe his right to a family life.
He won and is allowed to stay.
A source said: “It’s unbelievable that a man who was happy to be paid to go home after committing a serious crime here not only smuggles himself back in, but then claims it’s against his human rights to be deported.”
Foreign criminals avoiding deportation have become a bugbear for the Government.
In May it was revealed that more than 100 foreign criminals who face deportation are being released every month because of human rights rulings. There are 3,900 overseas convicts out on bail here.
Officials start proceedings to boot out the convicted criminals or offer them payments to go home.
But once they have served their sentence they can only be held if there is a good chance of them being deported imminently.
Offenders use the Human Rights Act to say they have a right to a family life and the courts let them go pending lengthy appeals.
The UK Borders Agency said it was “very disappointed” with the court’s latest decision. But a spokesman added: “We have introduced tough new immigration rules that will correct the balance.”
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news
Florian Abazi sneaked back into Britain to commit more crimes - and has been allowed to stay because he had a child with an English woman
A Deported Albanian robber who sneaked back into Britain to commit more crimes can stay... to protect his human rights.
Florian Abazi, 27, served four years for robbery in 2005 and was offered a £750 payment to go home when he finished his sentence.
But he smuggled himself back in, living here illegally for years.
He was caught and sentenced to 12 months in prison last year for defrauding Ladbrokes bookmakers by cheating on roulette machines.
Abazi used a special key to stop games early if he was going to lose his stake so he could claim back the money. He continued the process until he won. After his conviction the Home Office ordered his deportation. But he appealed, claiming that, because he has had a daughter with an English woman, sending him back to Albania would infringe his right to a family life.
He won and is allowed to stay.
A source said: “It’s unbelievable that a man who was happy to be paid to go home after committing a serious crime here not only smuggles himself back in, but then claims it’s against his human rights to be deported.”
Foreign criminals avoiding deportation have become a bugbear for the Government.
In May it was revealed that more than 100 foreign criminals who face deportation are being released every month because of human rights rulings. There are 3,900 overseas convicts out on bail here.
Officials start proceedings to boot out the convicted criminals or offer them payments to go home.
But once they have served their sentence they can only be held if there is a good chance of them being deported imminently.
Offenders use the Human Rights Act to say they have a right to a family life and the courts let them go pending lengthy appeals.
The UK Borders Agency said it was “very disappointed” with the court’s latest decision. But a spokesman added: “We have introduced tough new immigration rules that will correct the balance.”
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news
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Hope he makes a fortune selling copies of the key.
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I'm pretty sure they got the locksmiths in to make the "special key" obsolete.
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He has a right to a family life, he just doesn't have that right here and so if his family mean so much to him then he can take them with him, problem solved.
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but the Fijian soldier who served 13 years in the Army can be deported
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If he keeps robbing the "imaginary sign" then let him stay...
I have had multiple accounts and all are "maximum stake £0.00".... Deport anyone who works for the rancid outfit.... |
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and ya wonder why the countrys ******
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Trouble is any illegal will always marry the fattest munter in town to stay in the country....
Hang on I have done the same and I am legal... |
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START KILLING the fukcs imo..........or did I serve HM for all those years to be raped and pillaged?
Human rights also means protect what is yours............correct the balance............fukc them before they fukc you.nap    |
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wish I had a special key for some of bets on here.
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homefortea |
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under human rights he's allowed to stay; hope the DNA which, of course, was used to examine his 'girl friend, was accurate. presuming, of course, 'they' didn't take his word!
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I am afraid that it just about sums up this country!
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if you want to know how really f***** we are , look up the latest census fiqures , the break down of west midlands is an interesting one classed as white 32 percent , 42 percent asian , 26 percent the rest , have a good evening all
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^would love to know where the % of 'white' are because everytime i go to wolves i never see them
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Albania, Rumania, Bulgaria, whats the difference, I f listening to people speak, I should be fluent in 20 languages by now, just cant find any one in betting shops that can understand English,they think a Hold uphorse is for a robbery, the jolly is a happy horse,and a horse that might have the bounce factor is on springs. Could go on all night, but need to get up early to get my place on FOBTS before abovce named get to Freds. He seems to like them, I wonder why?
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have you seen all the foreign creatures huddled around the roulette machines ,they come here and take what they can for free and gamble it in the bookies on roulette ,and this is england im afraid ,it makes me f u k i n sick ,throw em all in a bottom less pit to rot
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Ladbrokes has been defrauding us for years like...
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sums up whats wrong with this country , too many f00king liberal left wing do gooders,.......f00king human rights,WALOFS.....
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPlEIryW8zA
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I can't think of what was exactly said but it was something like as follows-- "A black man was once asked, "why was it that the sun never set on the british empire? Oh thats easy he said, God would never trust the british in the dark".
Our masters have always been a deluded bunch who can now list the Arab world as their latest victims. Their own people have always been a gormless bunch who richly deserve the mess they have led us into. Sold out yet again. |