right or wrong length of sentence, sorry i cannot seem to get the link up, i had that trouble with something else once
Seems like the ‘poor’ victim was a member of the caravan utilising nomadic traveller community.
Tj916:
Seems like the ‘poor’ victim was a member of the caravan utilising nomadic traveller community.
Probably the bike was the guy’s pride and joy, that he’d worked hard for.
Probably not the first thing he’s had nicked by some low life from the same outfit, or the first taste of aggravation off them.
Red mist comes down, cos he’s SO ■■■■ angry.
If I’m honest,.I ain’t got a great deal of sympathy, but that’s just me.
Did he intend to kill him?.., that’s for the courts to decide.
Live by the sword etc etc.
Bike thiefs deserve to die. Preferably strung up from a lamppost. Or left ■■■■■■■ in a hollow in the Brecon Beaco… ahum, allegedly.
The bike owners only fault was to do it in broad day light, in view of cameras…
If there’s no body, where’s the crime officer?
Are the police really surprised that people are starting to take the law into there own hand, after having been fobbed off with “crime numbers”, and seeing offenders either walk off laughing, or spend a few cosy months inside?
I will give the Met their due, at least they are dealing with the thieving bike stealing moped riding scum in the only way you can… ram them off the road.
Some unbelievably silly driving in all that.Was it really worth it. 
hotel magnum:
right or wrong length of sentence, sorry i cannot seem to get the link up, i had that trouble with something else once
Sentence seems excessive as he was actually chasing thieves who had stolen his motorbike. Encouraging to see that on the comments section on Facebook most people are sympathising with the car driver, not the thieves.
N.I Express:
hotel magnum:
right or wrong length of sentence, sorry i cannot seem to get the link up, i had that trouble with something else onceSentence seems excessive as he was actually chasing thieves who had stolen his motorbike. Encouraging to see that on the comments section on Facebook most people are sympathising with the car driver, not the thieves.
Can sympathise with why he did it but can’t sympathise with what he then did.That was totally insane and I don’t just mean taking out the thieves.
So the bloke who chased a ■■■■■■ because he nicked his bike, knocked him off, Then admitted the crime gets 10years…
The go likelys who dragged a copper down the road for a mile, runaway and denied stealing a bike got 16years… And will get released early and giving gawd knows what…
Judges n3ed bleeding locking up…
“After the case Detective Inspector Joanne Brooks said the killer should have called the police instead of taking the law into his own hands.”
Ha ha bleeding ha. No sympathy here. there’s one thieving ■■■■■■■ that won’t nick anything else. I didn’t see what the other ■■■■■■■ pond life got either. Probably not much cos it’s so traumatised about it’s mate.
peterm:
"After the case Detective Inspector Joanne Brooks said the killer should have called the police instead of taking the law into his own hands."Ha ha bleeding ha. No sympathy here. there’s one thieving [zb] that won’t nick anything else. I didn’t see what the other [zb] pond life got either. Probably not much cos it’s so traumatised about it’s mate.
Well, try to catch a few of the stealing ■■■■■■■■■■■■ rather than simply robbing people off with a crime number…
Oh, sorry. We’re apparently meant to treat Mr. Molloy’s family with respect. (The prefix Mr. is courtesy of the police. I’d prefer to refer to the deceased as ‘scum’ ).
Tough. You reap what you sow…
Deserves a medal for doing what he did. No good calling the police, they’re too busy kneeling for marxists, wearing rainbow propaganda or twerking with ugly black women at crime ridden carnivals. He might have got a crime number if he was lucky
ArcticMonkey:
Deserves a medal for doing what he did. No good calling the police, they’re too busy kneeling for marxists, wearing rainbow propaganda or twerking with ugly black women at crime ridden carnivals. He might have got a crime number if he was lucky
My thoughts exactly.
Seems more and more like the police are on the side of the criminals.
Too bad, so sad. He’d still be breathing if he hadn’t got on the back of a stolon bike. Shame the rider survived.
The bike owner dealt out the same justice as he would have done if he was in his home country
Sad thing is he’s got 10 years instead of a celebration
TheUncaringCowboy:
ArcticMonkey:
Deserves a medal for doing what he did. No good calling the police, they’re too busy kneeling for marxists, wearing rainbow propaganda or twerking with ugly black women at crime ridden carnivals. He might have got a crime number if he was luckyMy thoughts exactly.
Seems more and more like the police are on the side of the criminals.
Not forgetting the Criminal Protection Service !
Oh dear, how sad, too bad, never mind.
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So the bloke who chased a ■■■■■■ because he nicked his bike, knocked him off, Then admitted the crime gets 10years…The go likelys who dragged a copper down the road for a mile, runaway and denied stealing a bike got 16years… And will get released early and giving gawd knows what…
Judges n3ed bleeding locking up…
To be fair just the dangerous driving shown regarding the general public was enough for a long sentence.
While even in Texas they don’t generally allow anyone to shoot a fleeing burglar in the back even if he is loaded down with the loot.
A plea of temporary insanity would have been reasonable mitigation in view of the driving shown.
We need jakethesnake with his holier than thou opinion
mind you he hasnt been on for a while maybe weve finally rid of him lets hope so and it really will be a merry christmas
ill take that back i see the prat posted wednesday never mind theres always next year
Top man that RO shame he didnt take them both out