Murderer welcome to stay in the UK

[richard-af]

He's been in the UK from age 6; did the stabbing at age 15; been in prison up to age 26.
Yes it's possible he came over from Italy as a 6-year-old apprentice murderer, waiting for his chance. But more likely I think, that it was growing up in Britain that turned him into a killer; in which case it wouldn't be fair on the Italians, or him, to deport him there.

Lefty poof.

[Troll]

Lefty poof.

Seems to be quite a few Gruadian readers on here lately

[ElectricChair]

He's been in the UK from age 6; did the stabbing at age 15; been in prison up to age 26.
Yes it's possible he came over from Italy as a 6-year-old apprentice murderer, waiting for his chance. But more likely I think, that it was growing up in Britain that turned him into a killer; in which case it wouldn't be fair on the Italians, or him, to deport him there.

Is life fair? about time the Italians found out.

[richard-af]

Seems to be quite a few Gruadian readers on here lately

It's Grauniad, idiot.

[Ruprect]

He's been in the UK from age 6; did the stabbing at age 15; been in prison up to age 26.
Yes it's possible he came over from Italy as a 6-year-old apprentice murderer, waiting for his chance. But more likely I think, that it was growing up in Britain that turned him into a killer; in which case it wouldn't be fair on the Italians, or him, to deport him there.

Looks more like a daily mail reader to me

Personally I question the system that lets a murderer out after only 12 years. Anyone giving odds on the time to next offence?

[Mailman]

So wrong...string him up by the nuts!!!

You know you cant do that cause you will be infringing his human rights!

Mailman

[richard-af]

Looks more like a daily mail reader to me

Personally I question the system that lets a murderer out after only 12 years. Anyone giving odds on the time to next offence?

About another 4 minutes.

[Joe Black]

Is that true? Is there an EU law against deporting anyone between EU countries?

Yes. Under various articles going back many years the principle is that a EU citizen can generally only be deported on grounds of public policy, security and health, e.g. threat of disorder, terrorism, contagious disease etc.

This is reaffirmed under directive 2004/38/EC.

While some may not like such laws, others perhaps (myself included) find it nice to know that they can't be thrown be out of a country simply because their pension may be 10 quid short of the average, or because they happen to get a few parking tickets.

Unfortunately while the UK seems to slavishly follow such rules various other countries seem to give them no more than mere lip service.

[Mailman]

Surely this guy is a threat to disorder...what after having murdered someone?

If France can flout the EU rules, so can Blighty!

Mailman

[daviejones]

You know you cant do that cause you will be infringing his human rights!

Mailman

If it was my family, I would be at the gate waiting for him. Justice would then be served....the old fashioned way!!!