I feel so sorry to his Wife.

They were also intimidated it seems?

How stupid. In what world is killing someone deliberately not murder?


Is that even a woman? Looks more like a drag queen?

Yes it appears to be corruption

No surprise there....but justice wasn’t done.

Yes ,me too, no justice for her or him ,but what's new, the system is a joke :fist:

PC Andrew Harper's widow has written to the prime minister to ask for a retrial after his killers were cleared of murder.

Lissie Harper had been married to PC Harper for just a month when he was killed trying to prevent the theft of a quad bike in Berkshire last August.

Henry Long, 19, Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers, both 18, were acquitted of murder by an Old Bailey jury on Friday.

Cole and Bowers were found guilty of manslaughter, while Long had previously admitted the same charge.

In an open letter posted to Facebook, Lissie Harper urged Boris Johnson to "have this miscarriage of justice overturned".

Those uneducated teenagers set out to steal a qaud bike not murder a policeman.

So from the off it can’t be murder.

Take away the background of those involved and the fact it was a police officer and the need for a murder charge would not be so high.

The jury heard all the evidence and came to their decision.

If this trial gets rerun do to public opinion or pressure that means all the other trials should get reheard.

That poor woman :(

...yeah I know...and her husband being part of that justice system as well and dying while serving it..:sad:..

The police are terrified of the travelling community. That's the truth of it.

16 years for 1
13 years for the other two.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-46544144

I would prefer all three were just hung, but I guess this is a decent bit of justice.

So 8 years for one and 6 and a half for a he other two.

That's certainly a point of view, alright.

They have to serve two thirds.....still a joke but better than half

I was expecting them to serve a lot less given the manslaughter verdict

They didnt set out to murder him....but it came down to whether they were aware he was being dragged along. They kept swerving from side to side knowing (I believe) that he was being dragged and tried to dislodge him. That makes it murder....but they obviously convinced the jury that they didnt realise it was the officer...hence Manslaughter..


This is such a tragedy...such a lovely looking young man...and his poor wife.

I haven't read all the details but if they were trying to dislodge him, wouldn't that prove that it wasn't murder?

Gross, no. They wanted to dislodge him, drive off and leave him for dead.

The driver will serve 10 years.