One of the stories in the news that caught my eye this morning was that three memebrs of a street gang who were "addicted to violence" wree jailed for life yesterday. This made me wonder, given they have an addiction, is the Home Secretary going to pay them compensation for going "cold turkey"? Or could this be an opportunity to introduce televised "extreme hardcore" wrestling from prisons to compliment televised trials?
Tuesday, November 14, 2006
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4 comments:
Perhaps they might be put in a cell together and allowed to beat each other up?
I've never heard of this gross addiction before. I read the case, it's horrendous, I hope life means life.
And I'm sure they will be all be swotting up on their human rights and the chances of cashing in.
Judge Pawlak said Frota, who is Portuguese, Lincoln, a Jamaican national, and Majera, from Rwanda, must serve at least seven years before being considered for parole.
LIFE..? What 'life' sentence..? A few years and then they are out again...
hopefully, they will get mugged for their new wealth,by the other inmates.
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