| Sarah Everad 17:01 - Sep 30 with 19837 views | Sirjohnalot |
A whole life sentence is extremely rare, only used in exceptional circumstances outside sexual killers of children, targeted police, multiple murderers etc.
What this animal did was so horrific the Judge ruled he will never be released, he will die in prison. It was the only possible sentence the Judge could impose, even though the press reports are horrific they did not report on all that he did. Evil psychopaths like can never be reformed.
Evil beyond belief, whilst there may be some debate about what should happen to Katie Price, I cannot imagine, for one second what on earth his barrister could have said on his behalf.
It's really important, as I've read online, people criticising his Counsel, that he was represented, to ensure that Justice is done, to ensure the law is applied correctly. If you are instructed, you are ethicially obliged to take it on, unless you think it is beyond your capabilities, or you know one of the parties so that you cannot be impartial etc.
It is likely that it will be appealed, you would not be carrying out your job properly if you didn't , such is the exceptional sentence, but I cannot see any Court overruling it.
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| Sarah Everad on 21:38 - Oct 1 with 1192 views | trampie |
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| Sarah Everad on 21:40 - Oct 1 with 1183 views | Sirjohnalot |
Think it was rape, he was cleared. I had no sympathy as he voted to reduce legal aid. Said later he didn’t realise the effect. Think that’s probably worse than releasing and voting for it. He condemned 1000s to either no representation or losing their savings. | | | |
| Sarah Everad on 21:44 - Oct 1 with 1167 views | trampie |
Blydi hell just seen this police colleagues supporting the murderer after he had pleaded guilty, somebody needs to get a hold of the police pronto and rid them of bad dangerous eggs, I would not feel safe if I was a women in London around the police particularly a lone single undercover male officer, it's shocking they supposed to serve the community. [Post edited 1 Oct 2021 21:53]
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| Sarah Everad on 21:45 - Oct 1 with 1161 views | majorraglan |
What’s happened is completely and utterly abhorrent, what would make someone to do something so despicable is beyond comprehension. Sarah Everard's family have my deepest sympathies and I also feel sorry for Couzens young kids and family because they are going to be vilified and will have to live with the stigma and shame of what Couzens has done.
Tarring all police officers with the same brush is crackers as would be tarring all doctors post Harold Shipman, or all taxi drivers post Warboys. The bad apples need to be identified and kicked out. | | | |
| Sarah Everad on 21:52 - Oct 1 with 1136 views | trampie |
Opportunists, try and minimise the opportunists opportunities.
Crikey more O's than you can shake a stick at. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 22:01 - Oct 1 with 1122 views | Catullus |
Thats why I mentioned experts who deal with this. The reallity is us people need to be more alert, more careful.
Too many of us are content to wander through the day and then blame the police when schitt happens.
Sarah Everard was a very different case but the number of young women I've seen drunk and incapable, left by themselves and at huge risk to their own safety. Not just when I was on Wind street myself but when I was working late shifts in the town centre. People won't like it being said but young people make themselves easy targets, yes men too, there are always bad buggers around happy to take advantage of any situation.
OHL, I'm not blaming all police, there are good and bad in all walks of life but when you know who the bad are, it's much easier. When you one day realise that bad people exist amongst those supposed to protect us it naturally causes concern. There are bad soldiers, bad NHS staff, bad postmen, it's just a reality of life which is why we need to adjust our own behaviour to protect ourselves more. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 22:13 - Oct 1 with 1107 views | trampie |
Indeed there are bad people in all walks of life, putting certain groups on a pedestal is asking for trouble, trust no one (until they earn your trust or sometimes you have no choice and then you just have to hope they are good eggs). | |
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| Sarah Everad on 22:20 - Oct 1 with 1080 views | max936 |
Jimbo, I know a few serving and retired Police officers and I'd trust them with my life, my best mate is one.
Good and bad everywhere in all walks of life, people generalise as soon as they hear of a wrong doing. [Post edited 1 Oct 2021 22:55]
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| Sarah Everad on 22:31 - Oct 1 with 1058 views | trampie |
Power corrupts is the problem, safeguards need to be build into the system. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 22:31 - Oct 1 with 1056 views | Catullus |
I used to know several too. All good people, decent. Played football with most of them and yes, I'd trust them too.
The old phrase stranger danger seems apt. But then, as the stats show, you can hardly trust family members either.
If people want to criticise all police then maybe remember who it is that often commits sexual assaults on children? Family members, maybe we should criticise all families? | |
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| Sarah Everad on 22:34 - Oct 1 with 1040 views | trampie |
There is an issue with the police in that they have a tendency to close ranks to look after each other even after wrongdoing, this culture needs to stop. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 22:38 - Oct 1 with 1029 views | majorraglan |
Each Force should have its own Vetting Department who’s job is to assess and scrutinise applicants, it’s much more than just referencing. | | | |
| Sarah Everad on 22:52 - Oct 1 with 1011 views | trampie |
There should be initial vetting as well as continual ongoing vetting, something is badly wrong that Couzens not flagged up with his record and the fact his nickname was 'the rapist'. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 22:53 - Oct 1 with 1007 views | trampie |
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| Sarah Everad on 23:01 - Oct 1 with 990 views | max936 |
Right up your street this thread for you Trampie init. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 23:02 - Oct 1 with 990 views | max936 |
Excuse me for maybe misunderstanding, but this was a horrific murder and the perpetrator should be facing the death penalty if only we had one, just can't imagine what that poor girl went through,
I just can't understand why Kate Price gets a mention in the same post, that comment has blown me away to be honest, we are talking about an evil rapist murderer and I can't understand why a woman who is clearly very unwell and a tormented soul has been mentioned. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 23:05 - Oct 1 with 981 views | trampie |
It's bad real bad, the police force need sorting big time, some police treatment of women is absolutely shocking judging by reports even from within the police. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 23:11 - Oct 1 with 968 views | majorraglan |
Doesn’t surprise me about the 89% of the allegations made are against males, I suspect that would be the same for society in general, most people going through the criminal justice are males.
If you are talking about misconduct, it would be a discipline matter as opposed to a criminal allegation. Without more information it’s hard to gain an accurate picture, more than half could be 3 out of 5! We’d need some proper context on the detail. | | | |
| Sarah Everad on 23:14 - Oct 1 with 961 views | KeithHaynes |
Stop being sensible.
I said earlier this was a stick to beat the police with, and low and behold it’s become just that. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 23:15 - Oct 1 with 956 views | KeithHaynes |
They do. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 23:16 - Oct 1 with 951 views | KeithHaynes |
There is. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 23:19 - Oct 1 with 938 views | trampie |
The story is guilty of sexual misconduct but still keeping their job, you would think the police should be held to a higher standard but it seems to be to a lower standard than for civilians half the time, away from sex stories I know of one that crashed his car while drunk (serious incident at traffic lights junction, police called) and he kept his job. [Post edited 1 Oct 2021 23:24]
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| Sarah Everad on 23:20 - Oct 1 with 938 views | KeithHaynes |
To group everyone together from one area of society is the start of everything bad, but the people who stand holier than tho and do so don’t see it. It’s because they are exactly what they preach. | |
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| Sarah Everad on 23:26 - Oct 1 with 928 views | KeithHaynes |
But I’m certain they close ranks and are corrupt ?
Which one is it ? | |
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| Sarah Everad on 23:34 - Oct 1 with 911 views | trampie |
It's both, they close ranks to cover up corruption. | |
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