Man gets life sentence for setting fire to two wheelie bins

[eviljeff]

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BBC

Moral of the story: live in the US where you can't be jailed for crimes you haven't committed yet.

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O RLY?

[AncientPC]

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Moral of the story: live in the US where you can't be jailed for crimes you haven't committed yet.

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FYP

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Obviously you've missed the events at Guatanamo Bay and the power of the Patriot Act.

[Frills]

Give him the needle, or some lead.

Issue solved, giving someone a home society pays for is exactly what he wants. Prison should not be a reward.

[Isura]

The guy was apparently homeless. Problem solved.

[Warik]

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I kind of disagree. I'm glad this guy is locked up. This doesn't really make me sad at all. The phrase "wheelie bin" makes me sad.

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Yeah, you have to admit that society is safer with him locked away, but by imposing that sentence the judge violated his Constitution protection against cruel and unusual... oh wait... nevermind they don't have that over there. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

standard play by the judge. he's elgible for parole in 18 months, so he's in 'till he pulls it together. i like it.

The phrase "wheelie bin" makes me sad.

Same here. That is, until I discovered that they come with a free bottle of wine.

http://www.ukwheeliebins.com/wheelie_bins.html

[istewart]

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Moral of the story: live in the US where you can't be jailed for crimes you haven't committed yet.

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O RLY?

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Nice work. [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

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Moral of the story: live in the US where you can't be jailed for crimes you haven't committed yet.

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FYP

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Conspriacy. Laws.

I only came to this post to discover what a wheelie bin was.

I am so disappointed.

Perrier