Can’t quote from the article, so just want to say it’s well worth reading through.
00DEADBEEF on
> Judge Robert Linford then rounded on Cann telling him that according to his police interview he discussed with them “about the better use of taxpayers’ money and why people were having to pay to keep these people in this country after committing such heinous crimes.”
> Judge Linford then launched a stinging rebuke,saying: “So let’s look at how the taxpayer have been funding your activities over the last 38 years – let’s see what you’ve cost the country: you’ve got 10 aliases, four fictitious birth dates, you’re 51 years of age, you’ve been convicted of 170 offences, you been convicted of theft, arson, taking cars, handling stolen goods, obtaining by deception, burglary, dangerous driving and possessing bladed articles. In all over the years that you’ve been visiting the criminal justice system you’ve received sentences totalling 357 months in prison, many of them concurrent.
> “In other words, nearly 30 years. That Mr Cann is what you’ve been costing this country and you sit there in that interview and saw fit to be critical of others. You have no right whatever to say who should or should not be in this country.”
drwert on
There’s too many dickheads like these guys all over the country. They won’t stop committing crimes until they do something serious enough to get locked away for good, their addictions kill them, or they get too old and feeble for it. Parasites basically.
ice-lollies on
I wish it had the actual total spend per year that each person had cost the county. How ever a quick google says the cost of a prison place alone is £46,696.21 Per year.
If divide his prison time by 3 (357 months /3 ) and multiple by cost per year then just one defendant has cost the tax payer £5,556,848.99 in prison cost alone.
jimmyrayreid on
The guy has managed an average of 4.5 convictions a year since 18.
Perhaps it is time he is permanently removed from society
lordsmish on
One of the lead guys who organised the riots in southport after the stabbings had a prior conviction for stabbing two young lads at a football game.
Another one on camera talking about Child Abuse Gangs had a prior for Child abuse of a 12 year old
Another one online complaining about immigrant child abuse also had a prior for child abuse
A whole host of those being convicted are getting longer sentences because they already have prior criminal convictions.
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Can’t quote from the article, so just want to say it’s well worth reading through.
> Judge Robert Linford then rounded on Cann telling him that according to his police interview he discussed with them “about the better use of taxpayers’ money and why people were having to pay to keep these people in this country after committing such heinous crimes.”
> Judge Linford then launched a stinging rebuke,saying: “So let’s look at how the taxpayer have been funding your activities over the last 38 years – let’s see what you’ve cost the country: you’ve got 10 aliases, four fictitious birth dates, you’re 51 years of age, you’ve been convicted of 170 offences, you been convicted of theft, arson, taking cars, handling stolen goods, obtaining by deception, burglary, dangerous driving and possessing bladed articles. In all over the years that you’ve been visiting the criminal justice system you’ve received sentences totalling 357 months in prison, many of them concurrent.
> “In other words, nearly 30 years. That Mr Cann is what you’ve been costing this country and you sit there in that interview and saw fit to be critical of others. You have no right whatever to say who should or should not be in this country.”
There’s too many dickheads like these guys all over the country. They won’t stop committing crimes until they do something serious enough to get locked away for good, their addictions kill them, or they get too old and feeble for it. Parasites basically.
I wish it had the actual total spend per year that each person had cost the county. How ever a quick google says the cost of a prison place alone is £46,696.21 Per year.
If divide his prison time by 3 (357 months /3 ) and multiple by cost per year then just one defendant has cost the tax payer £5,556,848.99 in prison cost alone.
The guy has managed an average of 4.5 convictions a year since 18.
Perhaps it is time he is permanently removed from society
One of the lead guys who organised the riots in southport after the stabbings had a prior conviction for stabbing two young lads at a football game.
Another one on camera talking about Child Abuse Gangs had a prior for Child abuse of a 12 year old
Another one online complaining about immigrant child abuse also had a prior for child abuse
A whole host of those being convicted are getting longer sentences because they already have prior criminal convictions.