Off to Jail they Jolly Well Go

captainpugwash · 21 March 2012, 08:49

Excellent news for everybody. Hopefully the UK Border Agency and the Home Office will be sending them back to the Motherland at the end of their tenure as a guest of Her Majesty.

http://www.westerntelegraph.co.uk/ne..._theft/?ref=mr

jake 4589 · 21 March 2012, 08:57

You can't deport them!!!

What about their human rights

Jake

captainpugwash · 21 March 2012, 09:04

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Originally Posted by jake 4589

You can't deport them!!!

What about their human rights

Jake

O yes we can.

tony t · 21 March 2012, 13:57

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Originally Posted by jake 4589

You can't deport them!!!

What about their human rights

Jake

I would tie the twats on to a ringo and gladly tow the fookers out to sea

Why should us hard working tax payers pay for their keep at HMP
Fook their human rights DEPORT NOW ...!!

jake 4589 · 21 March 2012, 14:27

Hi Guys,

I hope the irony came across in my earlier post.

Personally, I think they have got off lightly with the length of sentence they received, and the judge should have ordered their deportation on the serving of their prison sentence, i'm just not convinced it will happen.

Even if the government do decide to deport (and i'm not convinced they will) some do-gooder will start a campaign to let them stay. Of course under our current laws they have the right to appeal again and again any decision taken against them all at our expense. I think it would be great to get rid and ban them for ever but I won't hold my breath.

Jake

Courageous · 21 March 2012, 15:16

I think the irony was obvious Jake - lots of us feel the same.

mick · 21 March 2012, 15:44

Bet we could find a boat load to send back.

Rib_Humber · 21 March 2012, 23:17

Lithuania is part of the European Economic Area. So technically the citizens are not subject to immigration control. Their sentence is just 16 months, less than two years and therefore possibly not enough to be deported.

So the rule is:

Prisoners from outside the European Economic Area should be considered for deportation if they are sentenced to at least a year in jail.

Those from within the EEA have to be sentenced to at least two years' imprisonment to be considered for deportation.

But deportation within the EEA depends on the home secretary being able to prove that the individual presents a serious threat to the fundamental interests of society - someone who is likely to commit a serious crime in the future.

tony t · 21 March 2012, 23:34

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Originally Posted by Rib_Humber

Lithuania is part of the European Economic Area. So technically the citizens are not subject to immigration control. Their sentence is just 16 months, less than two years and therefore possibly not enough to be deported.

So the rule is:

Prisoners from outside the European Economic Area should be considered for deportation if they are sentenced to at least a year in jail.

Those from within the EEA have to be sentenced to at least two years' imprisonment to be considered for deportation.

But deportation within the EEA depends on the home secretary being able to prove that the individual presents a serious threat to the fundamental interests of society - someone who is likely to commit a serious crime in the future.

A thief is a thief if he's a immigrant why should we pay to keep them here, no matter how short the sentence send the fookers back

Vandad · 22 March 2012, 00:00

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Originally Posted by tony t

A thief is a thief if he's a immigrant why should we pay to keep them here, no matter how short the sentence send the fookers back

Spot-on.

seanoevil · 22 March 2012, 00:27

Wander if these ba....ds are part of the same ring that pinched my engine last week, I know what i,d like to do with them and it would involve a 300hp at full revs and then trying to stop the prop with their thieving f......g hands ,sorry but just a bit miffed

Shog69 · 22 March 2012, 06:26

Send the fookers back home after a good kicking!

Simon B · 26 March 2012, 15:56

Sounds like russian organised crime supplying russian leisure market, 16 month sentence so they'll be out in 8 or less. They may get deported and then they may come back in again cos it's so lovely here...

EnglishLes · 26 March 2012, 16:59

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Originally Posted by tony t

A thief is a thief if he's a immigrant why should we pay to keep them here, no matter how short the sentence send the fookers back

I nominate Tony T for Home Secretary - is there a seconder?

Festinghouse · 26 March 2012, 17:23

yep ME!

Pikey Dave · 26 March 2012, 17:51

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Originally Posted by EnglishLes

I nominate Tony T for Home Secretary - is there a seconder?

Nah! he's a bit lightweight for my liking

rocknrolla · 26 March 2012, 18:41

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Originally Posted by Pikey Dave

Nah! he's a bit lightweight for my liking

I think we should open a 1000 acre live game reserve in wales put them all in ,and when the weather is bad and cnt play on the boats go and cull them like vermin'drop five for£1 get 1 free

Jeff Hutcheon · 26 March 2012, 19:10

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Originally Posted by rocknrolla

I think we should open a 1000 acre live game reserve in wales put them all in ,and when the weather is bad and cnt play on the boats go and cull them like vermin'drop five for£1 get 1 free

1000 acre is a bit big, too far to walk with your SA80 and 200 rounds of ammo and the beer!

tony t · 26 March 2012, 19:27

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Originally Posted by Pikey Dave

Nah! he's a bit lightweight for my liking

Yea but packs a fully loaded 32inch multi choke Beretta Super sport for the Robbing Bastards

tony t · 26 March 2012, 19:30

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Originally Posted by rocknrolla

I think we should open a 1000 acre live game reserve in wales put them all in ,and when the weather is bad and cnt play on the boats go and cull them like vermin'drop five for£1 get 1 free

Sounds like a bit of good sport there rocky

a proper Pigeon shoot