[arista]

http://news.sky.com/story/1663910/ca...for-killing-pc


The wife of the Policeman is so upset
at losing her husband to this Scum Thief.

[He hit the 34-year-old officer at around 50mph in a stolen Mitsubishi L200 truck]

[Jurors at Manchester Crown Court cleared
him of murder and convicted him
of the alternative count of manslaughter.]

[Denver]

I think it's the right decision and the right sentence but this boy if the state give him help can easily change his life around he was failed from the day he was born now is the time to help him change.

He will probably be out in 7/8 years on parole if he is good and he needs a lot of help because deep down I think he can be a good person and he deserves a chance to change things around.

[arista]

Evil Punk

[Northern Monkey]

I agree that it was the right sentence but something tells me that if it was'nt a copper he'd killed and just your average joe public that he'd have got less time.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

I agree that it was the right sentence but something tells me that if it was'nt a copper he'd killed and just your average joe public that he'd have got less time.

100% .....it's a shame justice is only served for certain people

[bitontheslide]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

100% .....it's a shame justice is only served for certain people

the punishment should be greater when emergency service personnel are targeted, I think.

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

the punishment should be greater when emergency service personnel are targeted, I think.

Yes, as their lives are worth more on balance.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

the punishment should be greater when emergency service personnel are targeted, I think.

I disagree, I do agree with this punishment but think it should apply to any life

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

the punishment should be greater when emergency service personnel are targeted, I think.

Totally off topic here but are you male or female BOTS? I was sure you said you were male and someone else I was speaking to is convinced you said you were female

[arista]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Totally off topic here but are you male or female BOTS? I was sure you said you were male and someone else I was speaking to is convinced you said you were female

He is Male

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by arista

He is Male

That's what i thought

[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...

[bitontheslide]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

That's what i thought

I'm a man!

[bitontheslide]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I disagree, I do agree with this punishment but think it should apply to any life

The emergency services are there to protect the public, its for that reason I think there should be tougher penalties when they come to harm

[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...

[LeatherTrumpet]

All I can think about is the poor policemans family.

Law enforcement officers are criminally undervalued.

[Rob!]

Yeah that sentence was because he killed a policeman. Excellent for the families that justice was delivered in some sense but the phrase "you get less for murder" is becoming more and more trueful these days.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

All I can think about is the poor policemans family.

Law enforcement officers are criminally undervalued.

I feel for the boy.

I don't agree with what he has done and he should be punished but nobody has ever cared about him, he was threw on the scrap heap from birth he has been damaged so there is no wonder he chose a life of crime when it could have been prevented.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Adam.

I feel for the boy.

I don't agree with what he has done and he should be punished but nobody has ever cared about him, he was threw on the scrap heap from birth he has been damaged so there is no wonder he chose a life of crime when it could have been prevented.

Bollocks

There are plenty like him who grew up decent law abiding people

[Denver]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Bollocks

There are plenty like him who grew up decent law abiding people

No there is not you are talking bollocks.

He had one of the worst upbringings possible and not even child services cared enough when they should have.

Who lets a 6 year old do drugs?

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Adam.

No there is not you are talking bollocks.

He had one of the worst upbringings possible and not even child services cared enough when they should have.

Who lets a 6 year old do drugs?

Plenty have had worse and become model citizens

Don't make excuses for crims

[Denver]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Plenty have had worse and become model citizens

Don't make excuses for crims

I'm making no excuses I'm saying he should have had more help and now the time is to help him it's clear to see he is not a evil person.

[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

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Adam.

I'm making no excuses I'm saying he should have had more help and now the time is to help him it's clear to see he is not a evil person.

There is no such thing as evil. He is a criminal