[Ammi]

..I just read this earlier...it's such a tragedy for everyone, I think...whilst I do agree with the sentencing, I also agree with Clayton Williams' lawyer that he seems to be someone who has sadly been completely failed by a system, taking cannabis from the age of 6yrs old and in an environment that he had no control over etc...I think it's good that Dave Phillips' widow spoke in court and he had to face the impact on her and her children as well of what he did...

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..I just read this earlier...it's such a tragedy for everyone, I think...whilst I do agree with the sentencing, I also agree with Clayton Williams' lawyer that he seems to be someone who has sadly been completely failed by a system, taking cannabis from the age of 6yrs old and in an environment that he had no control over etc...I think it's good that Dave Phillips' widow spoke in court and he had to face the impact on her and her children as well of what he did...

Yes a Young Junkie Thief
but that Cops Wife and kids
have a Horrid Life now.


Evil Punk

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes a Young Junkie Thief
but that Cops Wife and kids
have a Horrid Life now.


Evil Punk

..if he was evil Arista, he wouldn't have been in tears himself while Dave Philips' widow spoke in court about the impact of what he had done, on herself and their children..but he does have to face full justice for his acts and it's right that he has...

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..if he was evil Arista, he wouldn't have been in tears himself while Dave Philips' widow spoke in court about the impact of what he had done, on herself and their children..but he does have to face full justice for his acts and it's right that he has...

Yes he Drove into the Copper
Killed him


EVIL


Lock him up

[Denver]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes he Drove into the Copper
Killed him


EVIL


Lock him up

He swerved and hit him he did not mean to hit him and certainly didn't wish to kill him.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Adam.

He swerved and hit him he did not mean to hit him and certainly didn't wish to kill him.

Yes but he did

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Adam.

He swerved and hit him he did not mean to hit him and certainly didn't wish to kill him.

That's what he said. But you don't aim a car at a person without the knowledge you're probably going to kill them.

Maybe you should save your tears for the little children of the man he killed who will now grow up without a father.

Also, I don't see any actual evidence that the sentence handed out was more because the victim was a policeman. If a sentence is handed out for a crime then precedent would dictate that the next time the same crime was committed the sentence would be the same regardless of who was killed.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Livia

That's what he said. But you don't aim a car at a person without the knowledge you're probably going to kill them.

Maybe you should save your tears for the little children of the man he killed who will now grow up without a father.

Also, I don't see any actual evidence that the sentence handed out was more because the victim was a policeman. If a sentence is handed out for a crime then precedent would dictate that the next time the same crime was committed the sentence would be the same regardless of who was killed.

A lot of people guilty of manslaughter get less then ten years so why should this boy get double?