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Train Stabbing Suspect Was From Southampton on 23:21 - Nov 5 by 1885_SFC
He won't do much time once sentenced. He'll probably be let out under this idiot's watch...
150 prisoners released on error in the last year of the Tory government. The absolute cheek of them calling anyone out is laughable. Not to mention their monumental mess that they have left the prison and probation service in.
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Train Stabbing Suspect Was From Southampton on 09:10 - Nov 6 with 1942 views
Train Stabbing Suspect Was From Southampton on 09:06 - Nov 6 by solent_toffee
150 prisoners released on error in the last year of the Tory government. The absolute cheek of them calling anyone out is laughable. Not to mention their monumental mess that they have left the prison and probation service in.
Didn't they also close down 2 prisons to save money?
I just checked: "The Conservative government closed more than just two prisons as part of a major cost-saving and modernisation programme, with at least 17 prisons or significant parts of prisons shut between 2010 and 2014."
Train Stabbing Suspect Was From Southampton on 09:10 - Nov 6 by dirk_doone
Didn't they also close down 2 prisons to save money?
I just checked: "The Conservative government closed more than just two prisons as part of a major cost-saving and modernisation programme, with at least 17 prisons or significant parts of prisons shut between 2010 and 2014."
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The privatization of probation under that melt Grayling was a disaster that we’ve not recovered from. The justice service is in tatters.
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Train Stabbing Suspect Was From Southampton on 09:35 - Nov 6 with 1890 views
Train Stabbing Suspect Was From Southampton on 09:30 - Nov 6 by solent_toffee
The privatization of probation under that melt Grayling was a disaster that we’ve not recovered from. The justice service is in tatters.
I watched a shocking documentary that said it's commonplace for prison guards to supply drugs to prisoners and for female guards to have sex with them, and one prisoner said he made more than a million pounds from drug dealing inside. I'm surprised they even want to be released.
Train Stabbing Suspect Was From Southampton on 09:35 - Nov 6 by dirk_doone
I watched a shocking documentary that said it's commonplace for prison guards to supply drugs to prisoners and for female guards to have sex with them, and one prisoner said he made more than a million pounds from drug dealing inside. I'm surprised they even want to be released.
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I remember years ago a two bob lawyer on a legal visit on Winchester was pulled up for his massive shoes, he was a little fella. Turns out he was smuggling gear through these ridiculously oversized shoes and then handing them to his drug dealing client.
Very resourceful drug dealers and with salaries of prison officers barely above minimum wage, officers can be easy pickings.
Train Stabbing Suspect Was From Southampton on 11:00 - Nov 6 by solent_toffee
I remember years ago a two bob lawyer on a legal visit on Winchester was pulled up for his massive shoes, he was a little fella. Turns out he was smuggling gear through these ridiculously oversized shoes and then handing them to his drug dealing client.
Very resourceful drug dealers and with salaries of prison officers barely above minimum wage, officers can be easy pickings.
Sounds like something out of Better Call Saul.
You cannot reason a person out of something they were not reasoned into.
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Train Stabbing Suspect Was From Southampton on 14:28 - Nov 6 with 1659 views
Train Stabbing Suspect Was From Southampton on 09:06 - Nov 6 by solent_toffee
150 prisoners released on error in the last year of the Tory government. The absolute cheek of them calling anyone out is laughable. Not to mention their monumental mess that they have left the prison and probation service in.
Get your facts right, the previous year March 23/24, 115 prisoners released by mistake. The next year mostly under Labour 262 released in error, a 125% increase. Labour making a bad situation even worse.
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Train Stabbing Suspect Was From Southampton on 21:07 - Nov 6 with 1490 views
Train Stabbing Suspect Was From Southampton on 14:28 - Nov 6 by Bridders2
Get your facts right, the previous year March 23/24, 115 prisoners released by mistake. The next year mostly under Labour 262 released in error, a 125% increase. Labour making a bad situation even worse.
I worked in this sector and there is no surprise it’s getting worse. Labour inherited a justice system in total disarray. Prisons overcrowded and poorly staffed with new inexperienced recruits after loads were lost during austerity. The probation service privatised by the Tories is in a mess and the courts cannot cope after lots of closures and cuts again during Tory austerity. Blairs Labour awarded huge contracts under PFI to private companies which cost an absolute fortune which we are still paying for. Successive Govts have totally failed the Justice sector.
“Life has become immeasurably better since I have been forced to stop taking it seriously'
Train Stabbing Suspect Was From Southampton on 15:48 - Dec 14 by Heisenberg
I worked in this sector and there is no surprise it’s getting worse. Labour inherited a justice system in total disarray. Prisons overcrowded and poorly staffed with new inexperienced recruits after loads were lost during austerity. The probation service privatised by the Tories is in a mess and the courts cannot cope after lots of closures and cuts again during Tory austerity. Blairs Labour awarded huge contracts under PFI to private companies which cost an absolute fortune which we are still paying for. Successive Govts have totally failed the Justice sector.
So an 125% increase under the leftie Labour .
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Train Stabbing Suspect Was From Southampton on 18:13 - Dec 14 with 203 views
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