What a BETRAYAL of the Suburbs that once gave Britain its IDENTITY- it’s COHESION- it’s RESPECT. *
MURDER OF A GOOD CITIZEN * Daily MailThursday, April 13, 2006 by David Willes Repeatedly, family man
Raymond Gange wrote to his local paper warning about Britain’s soft stance on
CRIME. Yesterday, a COURT heard how a GANG kicked him to death. [We have to ask the Lord Chief Justice Lord Phillips how he can co-operate with Government Policy which is a great danger to the lives of many of the Queens Subjects which it is his DUTY to PROTECT.] * A GRANDFATHER
who wrote a string of letters complaining about the Government’s soft line on
CRIME was stamped to DEATH by THUGS, a VICTIM of the very culture he despaired
of. With sickening irony,
Raymond Gange was set upon in the street by a teenager freed from prison two
days earlier and an accomplice who had been in court the day before. They chose him simply
because he crossed their path, beating him with such ferocity that his head
repeatedly ‘rebounded off the floor’, breaking his neck. In one of his last letters
to a local newspaper 60-year-old Mr Gange had called for tougher sentencing
‘before it is too late’. He wrote: Criminals given
soft sentences often re-offend time and time again, and yet the victims’
families get a life sentence. Labour, tough on CRIME? What a joke! ‘Build as many prisons as
need be and let life be life, with no remission on any SERIOUS CRIME. Come on England -get sorted before it’s too
late.’ Last August 19, the father
of two, grandfather of six and great -grandfather of seven, was walking back to
his sister’s home in Chelaston, Derby, after celebrating a family birthday at a
pub. He was confronted by Jak
Jones, 18 Shaun Jones, 18, and Calvin Grant, 17, who were roaming the streets
looking for a car to steal. Ringleader Jones had been
released from prison two days earlier after securing bail while awaiting a
court appearance on violent charges. John’s had walked out of
court with a conditional discharge the day before after being convicted of
criminal damage. The trio, punched, kicked
and stamped on Mr Gange, then robbed him of his car keys and cash and threw him over a 5ft hedge. His battered body lay
undiscovered for more than 24 hours. A post mortem examination
revealed that he had been assaulted with such force that two vertebrae in his
neck had fractured. Yesterday John’s of
Chaddesden, Derby was convicted of MURDER. Sentencing was adjourned for
reports. Grant, of Normanton, Derby
was cleared of murder, but found guilty of manslaughter. Homeless Jones had
previously admitted murder, Sentencing was adjourned for reports. Jones and
Johns also admitted attacking a man out walking his dog before the murder. They
tied him up, stabbed him and robbed him of his mobile phone. [If ever there was a case to
bring back hanging this is it. All the promises given 40 years ago that such
crimes would mean life have shown how the politicians then and now in Blairdom
have betrayed their own constituents.
Such brutality is a sign of the victory of the criminal’s ability to
claim their rights and care not a jot for the VICTIMS. The Lord Chief Justice
should bow his head in shame at being conned like so many others in all walks
of life who are so understanding of the CRIMINAL that they have forgotten what
it is like to be a VICTIM of CRIME. Get the violent criminal and
burglars into JAIL first -then decide
if they can be helped to be good citizens. At least the public will have some
satisfaction that the wolves on their streets will be rounded up and out of sight
for as long as possible. Unless the Government does
something NOW it will find that it will be vigilantes -possibly a EQUILIZER who
will do the job for them. If that
should happen then maybe the criminal will not have the smile on their faces AS
NOW if they are the ones who face FEAR for A CHANGE?] To continue: Johns pleaded guilty to the
attempted robbery of a man at knife point four days after the murder, which he
told the jury he carried out because he was on a ‘an emotional downer’ after
attacking Mr Gange. He told police: ‘I knew I would probably be
arrested some time soon. We just robbed him. I thought-Why not?” [Well he
probably thought there was no terror from the Justice system? He may even be
sent on a holiday -who knows these days?] Detectives said the gang
modelled on American -style street gangs, routinely carrying knives and
prowling Derby looking for prey, day and night. [Well in Blairland with the
Bobbies-on-the- Beat now a mirage of the past we can now see how the streets
have been given up to the criminals and the police are protected in their
police stations -those that are left or venture out in vehicle convoy as if
they are in Basra] To continue: They [The YOBS ] would boast about their conquests when they returned with mobile phones, credit cards and cash. The man who led the Inquiry
said the killers were members of a gang of around half a dozen responsible for
up to ten robberies. Former Detective
Superintendent John Briggs, of Derbyshire police, now retired, said: ‘These are very dangerous,
shocking people who deserve no sympathy.’ ‘The violence used was
extremely excessive and gratuitous and, we think, done for kicks. It was a
blood-curdling case, even for experienced detectives. ‘When we asked them in
interview if they wondered whether Mr Gange was still alive they just
nonchalantly said they supposed he could have been’ He said the teenagers had
become part of a gang culture in which they committed crimes to impress each
other. “This week around poor Ray’s
death, each was trying to out-do the other in the extreme. The phrase people
use sometimes is “Life is cheap these days” They proved it!’ Many residents knew what the
youths were doing but were too scared to come forward, say detectives, until
the death of Mr Gange shocked them into contacting the police. ‘One of the worst things for
me was the number of people seemed to know they were going out robbing and
coming back and bragging,’ said Mr Briggs. [We can
understand the dangers the residents were in -if only they could have had the
confidence that their blood thirsty vandals would not be released in days
instead of years -maybe some of them might have contacted the POLICE.] to continue: ‘But the police had no real knowledge that it was this group, otherwise this would have been stopped earlier’ [Well we would ask how many
other gangs have they on their patch-do they have contacts who would have known
who was doing what. It is the same
story the police had given up the streets and now they are blind to what is
happening- What a farce is Law and
Order in Britain today] Many of their traumatised
victims were not able to give accurate descriptions of their attackers, he
added. Mr Gange, a retired
fork-lift truck driver, who lived with his wife June in Stone, Staffordshire
began writing to his local paper in January 2002 about his concern at the
Government’s weal response to the breakdown of LAW and ORDER. His campaign
continued until just before his DEATH. In his many letters to the
Derby Evening Telegraph, he called for tougher sentences to deter YOBS from
TERRORISING the STREETS. In one he wrote: “No more soft sentences -
SENTENCES should fit the CRIME.’ He also criticised the lack
of a visible police presence, saying: Who is kidding
whom? Foot patrols are as scarce as lottery winners in Derby. In another he wrote: ‘What a breath of fresh air to hear Chief Constable of Essex, Ron Baker, pledge to be “TOUGH on CRIME” ‘It must bring relief to
Essex people after 800 arrests were made in one day. If he could do it, so should
other Chief Constables-sack them if they can’t.’ After the hearing Mr Gange’s
granddaughter Tammy Thompson, 29, called for the trio’s sentence to reflect the
CRIME. She said: ‘Everyone will feel safer at
night now that these criminals are off the streets. They are absolute hooligans
who need to be locked up. [We regret that there is not
in place the DEATH PENALTY for such a brutal and mean less crime committed in
order to give some meaning to their lives. In the Bible there is the phrase an ‘Eye for an Eye’ In the above case the DEATH
PENALTY is the ONLY JUST OUTCOME but instead knowing our so-called Justice
system - they will be soon on the streets again looking for kicks] To continue: She said: ‘This should send a message out to the youths -the younger boys and girls that think they can go around and get what they want, when they want. ‘This should be a sign to them that they can’t do that and that they will be punished. [We have always been in
agreement with the comments of Mr Gange as is shown by the number of essays on
the subject of LAW and ORDEER on our bulletin board. Justice will only be done if
the Government and the Lord Chief Justice Lord Phillips make a U-Turn in POLICY
and in future put the VICTIM first and ensure the SENTENCE fits THE CRIME At the moment it is the
OFFENDER who gets ALL the CONSIDERATION and that must STOP so that the DEATH of
Mr Gange and many others over the past years because of the JUSTICE system not
wishing to provide more prison space must NOW be reversed.] A previous Lord Chief Justice
of England -Sir Edward Coke who would not betray the LAW during the reign of
James I said the following: “ the English Lawyer is
prone to confuse the LEGAL and POLITICAL. Our LAW has had its
political vicissitudes, and at certain periods of our history it has been
threatened with degradation… into an INSTRUMENT of GOVERNMENT.” But for the resistance of
Sir Edward Coke the LAW might indeed have
suffered that dismal fate? We implore the Lord Chief
Justice of England to remember those words. * * * [Font altered-bolding &
underlining used-comments in brackets] APRIL/06 *
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