Craig W
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The murder trial of my friend starts tomorrow at my court. She was also my best mates girlfriend.
Im going to be taking the guy to court, going to feel a bit strange being handcuffed to him knowing what he done etc 
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Matt H
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More details on the case? Just so I can read up on it
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chris-sri
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Should you have to be involved in that bearing in mind that you knew the victim??
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JadeM
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Not guilty until proven otherwise
Or was he caught red handed??
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Craig W
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I dont have to be involved with the case but i want to see the trial through and it will be nice taking him down after he gets lifed off.
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Craig W
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Not guilty until proven otherwise
Or was he caught red handed??
He strangled her, murdering her, wrapped her in his bed sheets and dumped her in a canal.
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Craig W
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And he handed himself into the police so im not sure what his defence is. I guess i'll know all the details when the trial starts.
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chris-sri
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Fair enough. I know how it is everyone is expected to be professional at all times but at the end of the day we're only human. Just resist the temptation to give him a slap.
[Edited on 11-03-2007 by chris-sri]
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Matt H
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How did he do it? If you dont mind me asking?
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Craig W
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He strangled her, murdering her, wrapped her in his bed sheets and dumped her in a canal.
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Jules S
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quote:
Originally posted by Craig W
The murder trial of my friend starts tomorrow at my court. She was also my best mates girlfriend.
Im going to be taking the guy to court, going to feel a bit strange being handcuffed to him knowing what he done etc
I don't envy you on that, not one little bit.
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baza31
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I would imagine due to you knowing her so well then you couldnt be involved in the case. As you could be a threat to hit safety
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Mark330d
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id personally give him a beating before and after the trial just for good measure.
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Craig W
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If you look at it like that, then i wouldn't have a job because i could be a threat to any prisoners safety. I don't exactly enjoy spending my days with child killers/rapists but i have to sit with them in court aswell. Im a local lad i know quite a few of the prisoners who come through the court.
My company know i knew the victim and they're ok with it, the accused has already been at the court at an earlier date regarding the case and i saw him then.
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baza31
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quote:
Originally posted by Mark330d
id personally give him a beating before and after the trial just for good measure.
yes good idea, then loose his job and get sent down too
good thinking
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Mark330d
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you be careful not to get caught obviously
like make him fall down stairs etc
[Edited on 11-03-2007 by Mark330d]
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Craig W
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If he falls down the stairs then so do because i'll be handcuffed too him.
Im not going to be stupid, if i got a criminal conviction i'd lose both my jobs. I'd get sent down if i did anything too him also, you can just imagine it, a custody officer beating up a prisoner... in a crown court...
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Jules S
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Originally posted by Craig W
If he falls down the stairs then so do because i'll be handcuffed too him.
Im not going to be stupid, if i got a criminal conviction i'd lose both my jobs. I'd get sent down if i did anything too him also, you can just imagine it, a custody officer beating up a prisoner... in a crown court...
The temptation must me great though.....no doubt he will bait you on that.
I'm not sure I would be able to resist 
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chris-sri
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End of the day Craig's right he'd end up in a world of. You saw the fuss the media made of the Police Officer who punched that woman outside a nightclub because she was resisting arrest. If he's already in custody unless he goes on one there is no real justification for using any force. Hopefully he'll get some serious time and there might be the opportunity for a parting comment.
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Craig W
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Im not going to have a conversation with him so he wont know i knew her, to him i'll just be the custody officer assigned to him for court. He's on the nonces wing in prison because he's vulnerable so i dont expect any problems from him anyway.
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quote:
Originally posted by Mark330d
you be careful not to get caught obviously
like make him fall down stairs etc
[Edited on 11-03-2007 by Mark330d]
Saying stuff like that is stupid. You wouldn't do anything like that. You are saying words without thinking. You would have to be a fucking idiot to assault somone, or kill them. Especially if you are work in a court surrounded by Police officers.
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mk4_astra
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craig did you ever have to deal with that bloke who one day decided to murder his wife and son
he was a polish bloke and he stabbed the son at a flat in aylesbury, strangled his wife there,put her in a van and drove to a police station in luton and told the cops his wife was in the back...dead
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mk4_astra
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just read you knew the woman who died
really dont know how i would react in the situation your in tbh, i know its your job etc but still, i dont think i could do it... and i want to be a prison officer
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Craig W
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Originally posted by mk4_astra
craig did you ever have to deal with that bloke who one day decided to murder his wife and son
he was a polish bloke and he stabbed the son at a flat in aylesbury, strangled his wife there,put her in a van and drove to a police station in luton and told the cops his wife was in the back...dead
I remember the case but i cant remember if its been to court yet etc. Aylesbury have a crown court so it may have gone there.
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Haimsey
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Originally posted by Mark330d
like make him fall down stairs etc
whilst handcuffed to him  great idea
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