[Kazanne]

Came across this news item when I was surfing,surely this can't be true, how can he be imprisoned for exposing grooming gangs? or is it fake news?
https://www.infowars.com/fox-news-co...rooming-trial/

[Smithy]

He was arrested three days ago for breaching the peace, i doubt that story is true, but it’s no great loss if he disappears anyway

[Withano]

He should be sentenced to life for being ****ing irritating.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Withano

He should be sentenced to life for being ****ing irritating.

No one was hurt.


Maybe Alex Jones can Fly over to interview him
in Prison.
then it will go on Our BBC News.
(we pay for the BBC news)

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Came across this news item when I was surfing,surely this can't be true, how can he be imprisoned for exposing grooming gangs? or is it fake news?
https://www.infowars.com/fox-news-co...rooming-trial/

He was on a suspended sentence already, there is a video of his arrest for breaching it somewhere...

[arista]

Originally Posted by parmnion

He was on a suspended sentence already, there is a video of his arrest for breaching it somewhere...

Yes that was his big error


He could have had someone else Film it.

So his breaching the peace
is because he is on this Suspended Sentence.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes that was his big error


He could have had someone else Film it.

So his breaching the peace
is because he is on this Suspended Sentence.

No..i think he breached the peace thus breaking his suspended sentence...he then has to serve whatever the sentence was for originally

[arista]

Originally Posted by parmnion

No..i think he breached the peace thus breaking his suspended sentence...he then has to serve whatever the sentence was for originally

Yes correct Mr.P

[Oliver_W]

Apparently he was "breaching the peace", but all he was doing was reporting on the trial of a grooming gang. As he was on a suspended sentence, he got jail time with no trial.

[Matthew.]

it is true

[arista]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Apparently he was "breaching the peace", but all he was doing was reporting on the trial of a grooming gang. As he was on a suspended sentence, he got jail time with no trial.

Well Put Oliver W

[Alf]

He's in Hull prison, I live a 10 minutes walk away from where he is.

[user104658]

Hopefully it's true. Obviously these gangs need to be dealt with, and harshly, but accepting mindless thug vigilantism from the likes of Robinson is not the way to go about it. Some people might not mind being dragged into the gutter "for the greater good", but it would take a LOT to convince me that it's an acceptable path.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Hopefully it's true. Obviously these gangs need to be dealt with, and harshly, but accepting mindless thug vigilantism from the likes of Robinson is not the way to go about it. Some people might not mind being dragged into the gutter "for the greater good", but it would take a LOT to convince me that it's an acceptable path.

You don't deserve to live in a free country, with that attitude.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Alf

You don't deserve to live in a free country, with that attitude.

For believing that it's a good thing for a known violent thug who has violated his parole conditions to be taken off the streets? He isn't above the law and he knew the conditions of his parole. He chose to break them, probably believing that his minor celebrity and social media following would somehow protect him. He was incorrect.

Like I said, sometimes his goals are understandable and dare I say it, well-meaning, but supporting an aggressive extremist - as that's exactly what he is - will never be the right way of doing it.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

For believing that it's a good thing for a known violent thug who has violated his parole conditions to be taken off the streets? He isn't above the law and he knew the conditions of his parole. He chose to break them, probably believing that his minor celebrity and social media following would somehow protect him. He was incorrect.

Like I said, sometimes his goals are understandable and dare I say it, well-meaning, but supporting an aggressive extremist - as that's exactly what he is - will never be the right way of doing it.

What aggression or violence was he carrying out at the time?

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

What aggression or violence was he carrying out at the time?

I wasn't implying that he was, he was arrested in this case for violating the terms of his parole . And that I don't really understand why people are adamant that he shouldn't have been, and that I have little sympathy for him, on the basis that he's a thug who is doing nothing at all to help these issues no matter how much he would like to believe that he is.

At the very LEAST, he knew fine well that he was at risk of violating his terms of parole, and he chose to do so. Perhaps believing that nothing would come of it, perhaps not caring. Either way, his situation is entirely of his own making.

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Alf

You don't deserve to live in a free country, with that attitude.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Came across this news item when I was surfing,surely this can't be true, how can he be imprisoned for exposing grooming gangs? or is it fake news?
https://www.infowars.com/fox-news-co...rooming-trial/

It was on all media in the last few days
that he was set up
and arrested.


Also he would appeal , anyway.

He was filming with his Mobile Phone
he should have got someone else to do that.

[Greg!]

It is true that he was arrested, but your source is infowars, which peddles conspiracy theories and lies, so you should take the information in that article with a huge pinch of salt

[arista]

Originally Posted by Greg!

It is true that he was arrested, but your source is infowars, which peddles conspiracy theories and lies, so you should take the information in that article with a huge pinch of salt

Alex Jones
is his mate from USA
but he needs the Full Story:

"suspended sentence - broken"

[Northern Monkey]

Yeah saw this.There was supposed to be a media silence or something where you’d be arrested for giving information but he was apparently only reporting what was in the papers already so they slapped a ‘breach of the peace’ on him.
Some people are saying it could be a death sentence.The prisons are rammed with muslims who want him dead.
The guy who lobbed the bacon sarnie at the mosque was murdered in prison not that long ago.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

Yeah saw this.There was supposed to be a media silence or something where you’d be arrested for giving information but he was apparently only reporting what was in the papers already so they slapped a ‘breach of the peace’ on him.
Some people are saying it could be a death sentence.The prisons are rammed with muslims who want him dead.
The guy who lobbed the bacon sarnie at the mosque was murdered in prison not that long ago.

They will put him on the Special Wing
so no one can kill him.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

Yeah saw this.There was supposed to be a media silence or something where you’d be arrested for giving information but he was apparently only reporting what was in the papers already so they slapped a ‘breach of the peace’ on him.
Some people are saying it could be a death sentence.The prisons are rammed with muslims who want him dead.
The guy who lobbed the bacon sarnie at the mosque was murdered in prison not that long ago.

I hope they will do a decent job at protecting him from that mob.

Surely the other guy wasn’t in jail simply for throwing a bacon sarnie at a mosque - that would be tantamount to them sentencing the guy to death putting him with Muslim terrorists for such a minor offence.

[James]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

Yeah saw this.There was supposed to be a media silence or something where you’d be arrested for giving information but he was apparently only reporting what was in the papers already so they slapped a ‘breach of the peace’ on him.
Some people are saying it could be a death sentence.The prisons are rammed with muslims who want him dead.
The guy who lobbed the bacon sarnie at the mosque was murdered in prison not that long ago.

Drug overdose, police said it was not murder. Full inquest not yet heard.

A post mortem examination heard he died of a suspected overdose of methadone and a police investigation deemed it was not suspicious.
Two bacon sandwiches left at the door of the Jamia mosque, Bristol (Picture: SWNS)

A full inquest will begin on December 3, with the current details given in preparation.

Crehan, from Knowle West, Bristol, had served five months of his sentence when he was found dead in Horfield Prison, Bristol.

He was a convicted football hooligan who was jailed for a year after the racist ‘protest’ in the city.

Protests organised by the English Defence League in the wake of Crehan’s death described him as a ‘loyal patriot’ and ‘family man’, and blasted the ‘outrageous sentence’ as men in masks waved Union Flags outside Bristol Crown Court.

Online commentators had claimed he may have taken his own life and that this might have been the result of bullying from Muslim inmates.

From https://metro.co.uk/2018/05/24/extre...rdose-7573478/

Originally Posted by Brillopad

I hope they will do a decent job at protecting him from that mob.

Surely the other guy wasn’t in jail simply for throwing a bacon sarnie at a mosque - that would be tantamount to them sentencing the guy to death putting him with Muslim terrorists for such a minor offence.

He had a previous conviction - see the link above - which I guess contributed to the sentence?


Edit: Here's another article, with more detail.

The judge who jailed Crehan said he was taking into account his past history of convictions for mainly football-related violence in the sentence given.....

.....Since Crehan’s death inside Bristol Prison a year ago, conspiracy theories have grown on the internet with speculation surrounding the circumstances of his death increasing as time has gone on, with no definitive word from the authorities.

In the days following Crehan’s death, the police said they were not treating it as suspicious, and a file was passed to the coroner.

But by March this year, Avon Coroner’s Court told the Post the cause of death had still not been ascertained and those investigating were still waiting for the results of a full post-mortem.....

.....Now, the Prison and Probation Ombudsman has confirmed to the Bristol Post an initial report has now been conducted into Crehan’s death, and had been passed to the coroner.

It will then be up to the Avon Coroner to distribute this to the ‘interested parties’ involved in the inquest, which would normally include the Home Office, Bristol Prison and the family.

The Post understands a preliminary hearing is being scheduled for early next year, which will set the terms of reference and details of witnesses for a full inquest hearing at the Flax Bourton coroner’s court, probably in May or June next year.

A spokesperson for Avon Coroners Court said: “I can confirm that no date has been set for the inquest of Kevin Crehan. A pre-inquest review will be listed during the early part of next year.”

The inquest, when it does take place, will be open to the public and a spokesperson for the PPO said its full report would be published only after it is provided as evidence in that inquest.

From https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/b...h-kevin-953238