Wednesday 27 November 2013

Simon Gittany - Murderer of Lisa Harnum

What a scumbag. Why should the state waste money housing and protecting this arsehole for years and years?

When will we introduce capital punishment for cases such as this?

Read more at:

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/national/what-really-happened-the-murder-trial-of-simon-gittany/story-fni6ulvf-1226759925554

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Peter Richards fights his mobile phone fine and wins!! Citizens who have been wronged need to stand up for their rights!

Senior Constable Diana Rautley pulled over Mr Richards in his car last November at Warradale in Adelaide, and accused him of using his mobile phone whilst driving..

Peter Richards denied using his phone and advised he had actually left it at home so he didn't have it as a distraction whilst driving. The Senior Constable didn't believe him.

Mr Richards even offered to let her search his person and car so she could see that he didn't have a mobile. Raultey said that wasn't necessary because she actually SAW him using the phone.

Well, it turns out that Rautley was WRONG. She THOUGHT she saw him using his mobile, but was WRONG.

I'm not aware if Mr. Richards accessed his mobile phone records to see if times tallied up (or in this case, didn't tally up) with the time Rautley accused him of wrong doing.

My point is anyone can make a mistake, and Diana Rautley definitely made a mistake that day. Surely bells should have rung when Richards asked her to inspect his vehicle. He couldn't have hidden a mobile that fast and securely, that she wouldn't have found it.

In my opinion, Rautley failed in her duty to properly assess the situation. You can't just go around higgeldy piggeldy accusing people of doing something. And if I was a police officer, and was offered the opportunity to search the car, would have done so. If she had done her job properly, Mr. Richards wouldn't have had to go through all the crap that he's had to.

It goes to show that if you feel you've been wronged by a police officer, fight it. You might find that they aren't all so high and mighty when faced with having to prove their case.

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Update 29/11/2013

I saw these few paragraphs on the AdelaideNow website and thought I'd share with you:

SA Police yesterday responded to The Advertiser's inquiries about the case, saying Mr Cannon did not find officers had "acted improperly".
"As in all matters, SAPOL proceeded with this case based on the fact there was a reasonable prospect of conviction," a spokeswoman said.
The Advertiser asked police what level of proof was required to prove such an offence and whether the officer involved had been counselled or retrained.
"Police are able to ask a driver to produce their mobile phone, what kind of mobile phone they have and who they were talking to. The driver's mobile phone number can also be taken," the spokeswoman said.
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What I find rather damning for SAPOL is the comment I've highlighted in blue. To me, this suggests that SAPOL will take action against a citizen, even if that citizen is truly not guilty of the accusation, however, if there is a reasonable prospect of conviction. Bugger it .. lets go for it!!

Is it just me or do people find this rather amazing? I thought the police had to find out the TRUTH behind a matter before exploring the options of fining or charging a person?

Nowhere in the story do police state that they tried to ascertain the TRUTH in the matter. In fact, it was Peter Richards who tried to establish the truth. But Senior Constable Diana Rautley wouldn't have a bar of it. Duh, and they try and say that the Rautley acted properly? If she had acted properly and actually wanted the TRUTH, she would have searched his car, but then a lack of mobile phone would mean she was WRONG in her ASSUMPTION of GUILT. What it boils down to is that if Senior Constable Diana Rautley had done her job properly, Peter Richards would never had to go to court in the first place.

The first thing SAPOL should do is apologise to Peter Richards.

Well, there you have it citizens, SAPOL will take action against you - even if you're not guilty - but there is a good chance of a conviction.

Read the original story here:

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/south-australia-police-will-not-apologise-for-wrongly-charging-man-over-mobile-phone/story-fni6uo1m-1226770825325

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Wednesday 6 November 2013

The death of Lewis McPherson, and the agonising witness accounts of his mates, James Lamont and Liam Trewartha. - EXPOSE THIS TEENAGE SCUMBAG

Being reported in the news lately has been the witness accounts of two of Lewis McPherson's mates - James Lamont and Liam Trewartha.

We have the death of poor Lewis whilst the SCUMBAG who killed him stays hidden by the law. It's times like this that the law totally sucks. Let's expose this bastard for who he really is.

Why do we continually protect these arseholes when they're under 18. They don't in America and in many other countries in the world. And to be honest, when this prick gets out of jail, who gives a stuff about him. I don't. And lets face it, he's going to come out of jail a much worse person than what he went in. Sad, I know, but we all know that rehabilitation in Australian jails is a joke.

Read it from a prisoners view:

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/inmates-reveal-why-south-australian-prison-isnt-working/story-fni6uo1m-1226718941574#

And yes, you guessed it, our so called legal justice system will give him some pithy sentence which you'd give a ten year old. I don't hold much confidence it in any more.

Do we give this scumbag the excuse of being outrageously drunk and off his face on drugs, or so he claims, having just had a fight with his best mate? No, of course not. Tough luck. This is why we need capital punishment back in Australia. Why should my taxes go in looking after this prick? I'm sick of bogans and scumbags in our society and I'm not putting up with excuses about their poor upbringing, blah blah blah. They know right from wrong. Kids know that at 5 and 6 years old.

You can probably work out by my tone that I'm pretty hot about this, and pissed off.One young mans life taken away from him by a self centred drunk and drug taker.

What happened to the 'attendees' of this drug party? Where has there been charges laid in relation to that?

W're not obviously going to get capital punishment any time soon, so I want this underage prick charged as an adult, and thrown into jail for at least 20-25 years. It's only fair he loses a good portion of his life for taking the entire portion of someone else's life.

You watch all the namby pamby cuddly do gooders come out of the woodwork now "Oh, the poor boy, he was seized by the drugs and alcohol and it transformed him into a beast". Well tough luck.

If this arsehole gets off on measly manslaughter charges after committing his disgusting crime, it basically gives all like arseholes an excuse to get blindly drunk and commit their crime. Great.. kill your partner or friend and don't get charged with pre-meditated murder because you're off your face on alcohol. Much better to spend 6 years in jail for manslaughter rather than 20 years in jail for murder.

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