Crime - part deux.
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Ffs, another one, Doncaster this time
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10318045/Newborn-baby-boy-dead-home-Doncaster.html
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10318045/Newborn-baby-boy-dead-home-Doncaster.html
Yeah saw that, good. I also heard on the news today a newborn baby was killed in Doncaster, I think they arrested a 17 year old and a 45 year old, both women again. The emphasis was around 'new born' - They've asked people to not speculate, so I won't.
Four young children have died in a house fire in Sutton. The mum has been arrested on child neglect, I think it was because the children were home alone. Someone interviewed did say she was a good mum. Not sure the circumstances behind the children being left alone, can only wait and see in what is a tragic loss of life.
Always makes me think of the Madeline Maccane case, when I hear of children being left on their own. Remembering two professional adults in that case, had no criminal action taken against them.
Always makes me think of the Madeline Maccane case, when I hear of children being left on their own. Remembering two professional adults in that case, had no criminal action taken against them.
I've seen a pic of the kids, beautiful and clearly well cared for, the mother will be devastated.
Yeh saw it on the news.
Im sure she will be, but you just cant lewve kids alone these days it aint the 80s no more, and 5 year olds no thats just fukin wrong. So as much i a can appreciate her pain and regret right now, she must be made an example of.
And i hear your point about the mcans, why no prosecution for them but that's another debate entirely. I think we both know why without saying it anyway mate
A neighbour said they were cared for, the picture merely supported that, I've no reason to doubt that.
Shame they wernt being cared for when the house was on fire.
Not sure what the purpose in prosecuting her tbh. Nothing the courts can do to make her feel worse.
She has to live with the loss of her children and knowing she weren't there when they needed her.
Ain't defending her leaving them alone (if that is what happened) but imho loving parents don't really recover from the loss.
You ain't supposed to outlive your kids really.
As a side issue...**** being a fire fighter and dealing with that
She has to live with the loss of her children and knowing she weren't there when they needed her.
Ain't defending her leaving them alone (if that is what happened) but imho loving parents don't really recover from the loss.
You ain't supposed to outlive your kids really.
As a side issue...**** being a fire fighter and dealing with that
I'd hate to have to deal with a case like this, as a fireman, copper or even social worker, right through to being a juror when it goes to court.
Sucky is right in what he says, because quite simply it is neglect, regardless of how they are looked after generally.
Really tough job mentally. Bizarre that it's a volunteer thing in some countries.
Hang the bastards by their balls
Aaron ****y-Ballsack has been banned from driving for six months and fined £31k:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-59727105
Not that I don't think it's appropriate, but isn't that a rather large fine? What's it based on?
No big deal to him, of course.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-59727105
Not that I don't think it's appropriate, but isn't that a rather large fine? What's it based on?
No big deal to him, of course.
they do it to some extent based on income as fining millionaires £75 seemed a tad pointless .