Comments by "leafy" (@leafy803) on "The London Standard" channel.

My condolences to the loved ones of the young woman. ❤
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What quality of assessments, psychological help, did he have in prison, his priors include non molestation order and breaking a restraint order. Prescribed anti psychotics prior to this murder, prior drug taking... Judges sentencing remarks on criminal history..'10. You are now 45. [dob 4.8.1978]. There are 15 previous convictions recorded against you for 30 offences. The offending history dates back to when you were aged just 13. There are eight convictions for offences of theft and robbery from 1992 through to 1998 when you would have been 19. In 1998 for offences of robbery, you were sentenced to a total of 4 years in a young offender institution. In 2002, aged 23, for drugs offences, the possession with intent to supply class A drugs, crack cocaine and the possession of a prohibited firearm, you were sentenced to a total of 8 years imprisonment. In 2008 and 2010 more minor drugs offences met with fines and then in 2011, aged 32, for more offences of robbery you were sentenced to 12 years’ imprisonment. In January 2018 for harassment, offences of battery and breaching a non-molestation order in December 2017 you were made subject to a suspended sentence order with various requirements. You were in breach of a restraining order in October 2020 and imprisoned for 12 weeks. 11. You were recalled to prison in relation to the sentence passed in 2011. It would appear that the recall took effect following the sentence in October 2020. You were released from custody at Wormwood Scrubs on 11th August 2022, having served in full the sentence passed in 2011.' Details are on Judiciary page information
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'Our investigation revealed how Mr Ward’s son had been friends with some of the attackers, but they had fallen out. Mr Ward’s family home had been attacked in the days before the killing.' 'Mr Ward's older brother... added his brother was a carpenter by trade who would always help others by using his skills, and was someone who had made a choice to change the direction of his life as a youngster and could once have chosen the wrong path himself.' 'Mr Ward's partner, Tammy, said: 'Kelvin was the love of my life. He was a fantastic partner, father, son, brother and good friend to many. He always put himself out for other people and if anyone needed a job doing or shoulder to cry on, he'd be there. 'He was very unique and there was never a dull moment when he was around. He was funny, the life and soul of a party, he worked hard to provide for his family, he had so much more to live for and loved life.' West Midlands Police News/ BBC News
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'Mr Netto's daughter, Jennifer, has begun an online petition calling for more stringent bail conditions for young offenders after the boy breached the conditions of his electronic tag twice, was recalled to court, but was "just returned home" each time ...In his defence, the court heard the behaviour of the boy, who cannot be named because of his age, demonstrated immaturity, and he had special educational needs.' BBC
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0:47 ban was made due to, in context of children bullying other children for not praying. Can check the claimants, schools opinions and the Judges evaluation. The written Final Judgement, on Judiciary (Courts and Tribunal Judiciary) Title, 'In the High Court of Justice King's Bench Division Administrative Court Royal Courts of Justice Before The Honourable Mr Justice Linden' 'Between The King (On the application of Ttt, by her mother and litigation friend Uuu) Claimant and Michaela Community Schools Trust Defendant and London Borough of Brent lnterested Party'
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The UK Rwanda plan states 'UK has also committed to resettling a small but unspecified number of vulnerable refugees currently in Rwanda', Times (old article 2022) wrote 'Most are expected to be Congolese refugees who have been living in makeshift camps in Rwanda for years or those who have specific health conditions that would benefit from being transferred to the UK. A Home Office source last night said the number would be “less than 50”.' But then, that is not an official statement.
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Will the shooter, a convicted rapist be deported!? His brother, also involved, convicted, Mustaf Jama, had 21 priors, including burglary and carrying a machete, deportation was considered before this murder but not enacted. Yustaf Jama, who they needed extradition/transport from Somalia for charges, trial, he was the shooter, he is also convicted for a rape in Birmingham. Will he be deported? Atleast two, to my knowledge so far, of those involved, have been rejected for deportation by home office or judge on appeal.. due to lack of saftey in Somalia. What about Uk citizens saftey!
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'Mustuf Jama arrived in Britain with his family using a false passport. .. The Daily Telegraph has learned that the Jamas belong to a once-powerful family in Somalia. Their father was a cousin of the dictator Siad Barre, ousted in 1991. The Jamas' mother, Nadifaegal, arrived in the UK on Jan 5 1993 with three of her children, four others having come the previous year. She admitted to immigration officials that the man who brought her in posing as her husband was in fact a Kenyan people trafficker.'
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Why did parole office 99/2000 not check his prior addresses and see he was a neighbour to this girl in 92?! He was convicted of indecent assault in 99 of a 9year old and told parole officer he previously fantasized of intercourse with minors. When was his DNA first taken, put on register, on sex offenders list? Below BBC quote implies no DNA of his until 2018 during mass sampling. If so why not sooner? Do we need to be collecting DNA for other similar priors and adding to sex offenders list or a different category list. Police in Allen investigation did they know of his 86 prior?
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The UK Rwanda plan states 'UK has also committed to resettling a small but unspecified number of vulnerable refugees currently in Rwanda', Times (old article 2022) wrote 'Most are expected to be Congolese refugees who have been living in makeshift camps in Rwanda for years or those who have specific health conditions that would benefit from being transferred to the UK. A Home Office source last night said the number would be “less than 50”.' But then, that is not an official statement. If you have an official figure with source please share.
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@droidgeist 'Islam permits the Claimant to make up for missing Duhr by performing Qada prayers later in the day and, even if this were not so, she chose a secular school which she knew to have a strict behavioural regime and she is free to transfer to a school which would permit her to pray if she wishes to do so. ' Section 7 of the Judges Final Judgment In the High Court of Justice King's Bench Division Administrative Court Royal Courts of Justice Before The Honourable Mr Justice Linden Between The King (On the application of Ttt, by her mother and litigation friend Uuu) Claimant and Michaela Community Schools Trust Defendant and London Borough of Brent lnterested Party On Judiciary (Courts and Tribunal Judiciary).
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One of the officers had substantial surgery, almost lost her hand.
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@jillosler9353 You have suggested yourself reasons to be concerned, climate changes occur naturally that leads to extinction of animals, plants repeatedly. Natural climate change does not automatically exclude man made and pollution based climate change. It shows consequences.
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@jillosler9353 Human civilization has thrived because the climate has been fairly stable since the Ice Age, Holocene period. Doesn't mean it will remain stable as history prior to Ice Age shows.
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@Pop-Up Toilet Company B.V. Urilift product. How does an engineer become trapped underneath!? What are the fail saftey measures? Your website speaks of designed to use minimal space underground. Is there not a saftey zone underground / hatch / physical lock ? Are you priotizing design for minimal dig out space / installation costs at the cost of saftey ? What did you do, design to prevent death or injury by product error ?
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There has been shifting in rainfall patterns where historically the bulk of wildfires occurred, in savannahs and grasslands, mainly in Africa. Also due to less fuel for wildfires, less remaining vegetation after, more agricultural kept land. So less wildfires there and more volume in areas less common more forests. Climate zones, patterns shifting.
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In 2010 Firearm used in the robbery..'Gun-toting masked men jailed for raid at Horton Jewellers, Richmond' 8th February 2011 Richmond and Twickenham Times 'This is the moment gun-toting robbers raid a jewellers in Richmond in front of terrified customers and a screaming toddler. The shocking footage was released after the raiders were jailed at Kingston Crown Court on Friday. CCTV footage of the robbery at Horton Jewellers, in Richmond, on February 5, 2010: The masked men, wearing boiler suits, burst into Horton Jewellers in Paved Court, Richmond, on February 5. As they smash window displays with a hammer, one of them points a handgun at terrified customers and staff. A screaming two-year-old in a buggy is showered with glass as the robbers steal jewellery worth £150,000. They then make off towards Richmond Green and jump into a waiting car. Ringleader Lee Byer, 32, of Bollo Lane, west London, was described as a “Fagin-type character” who recruited and organised four young robbers to target stores in Victoria and Richmond. The five pleaded guilty at Kingston Crown Court in August and October last year and were jailed for a total of 41 years on Friday. Detective Chief Inspector Pam Mace, head of the Metropolitan Police’s flying squad, based in Barnes, said: "Lee Byer was a prominent and influential figure within west London crime circles. He controlled a violent gang of young men, directing them to commit high value commercial robberies and regarded himself as untouchable. "The lengthy and complex investigation by the flying squad, with the support of local borough officers, has resulted in all five pleading guilty, reflecting the compelling evidence gathered against them. "I would like to pay tribute to the victims, including very young children, who have been severely traumatised by the actions of this gang."
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Urilift @Pop-Up Toilet Company B.V. Urilift product. How does an engineer become trapped underneath!? What are the fail saftey measures? Your website speaks of designed to use minimal space underground. Is there not a saftey zone underground / hatch / physical lock ? Are you priotizing design for minimal dig out space / installation costs at the cost of saftey ? What did you do, design to prevent death or injury by product error ?
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Scientists have always said the fires are usually human error/arson. The climate change increases quantity of easily, rapidly flammable fuel availability the dry grass, vegetation. Which feeds the fire, more violent difficult to control.... a wildfire.
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@talbenavraham1478 I remember from school, areas of UK that would be submerged, flooded permanently. Many areas had erosion of beaches, cliffs though, worldwide I presume.
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In the High Court of Justice King's Bench Division Administrative Court Royal Courts of Justice Before The Honourable Mr Justice Linden Between The King (On the application of Ttt, by her mother and litigation friend Uuu) Claimant and Michaela Community Schools Trust Defendant and London Borough of Brent lnterested Party On Judiciary (Courts and Tribunal Judiciary) Final Judgment
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'Fugitive who murdered unarmed PC Sharon Beshenivsky, 38, by shooting her at point blank range during 2005 robbery is finally brought to justice and found guilty of murder' D M news
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Micky, your refering to 'Piran Ditta Khan'? He was around 56 years old when he committed the armed robbery and flee to Pakistan after. To avoid investigation, our laws. Multiple charges, not just murder. 'prosecutors argued that he was the “mastermind” behind the robbery as he organized it and purchased the weapons' 'The officer Beshenivsky was 38 years old.. She was shot dead at point-blank range by one of the three men who carried out the robbery. Her colleague, Teresa Milburn, survived after being shot in the chest.' (not shot by him) Search 'Piran Ditta Khan ' and 'Judiciary' and the Judges sentencing remarks (includes details of court evidence, conclusions) can be accessed on Judiciary page. 'Piran Ditta Khan, for the murder of Sharon Beshenivsky, the sentence is one of imprisonment for life. The minimum term would be 40 years but for the 1578 days I have already referred to and which I shall deduct. That results in a minimum term of 35 years and 247 days, taking account of the seriousness of the offence. On Count 2, robbery, the sentence is one of imprisonment for life, with a minimum term of 10 years’ imprisonment. On Count 3, possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life, the sentence is one of imprisonment for life, with a minimum term of 14 years and 8 months’ imprisonment. On Count 4, possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life, the sentence is one of imprisonment for life, with a minimum term of 14 years and 8 months’ imprisonment. On Count 5, possession of a prohibited weapon, the sentence is one of 10 years’ imprisonment. On Count 6, possession of a prohibited weapon, the sentence is one of 10 years’ imprisonment.'
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Judiciary page has released further details, his history etc.. Google his name 'Valdo Calocane' and 'Judiciary'. Approved Judgement and the previous Judges Sentencing remarks documents have the most info.
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They should recieve compensation with inflation considered and percentage of shares in post office distributed to victims. PO, investigation, Crown prosecution, Judges all negligent to not independently testing the system. If Fujitsu resisting, goverment gives option to victims for goverment to take legal action to Fujitsu and gives that payment or it covers the shares given. Shares are given prior and not dependant to agreeing. Let them move on from it.
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The 'Rex v Calocane' 'Approved Judgement' Part 39: 'The psychiatric opinion evidence was largely agreed and can be summarised as follows: i. The offender was suffering from a recognised mental condition, namely paranoid schizophrenia. He had been diagnosed with this condition prior to the offences and continued to suffer from it at the time of the offences and subsequently. ii. Although he was able to understand the nature of his conduct (although Dr Shaffiullha did not agree with that assertion), at the time of the offences, his recognised medical condition resulted in an abnormality of mental functioning, namely psychosis, which substantially impaired his ability to form a rational judgement and to exercise self-control. iii. His symptoms included persecutory delusional beliefs, hallucinations, thought alienation and disturbed behaviour. iv. His mental functioning explained the offences: had he not been experiencing symptoms of acute psychosis which grossly distorted his interpretation of reality, he would not have perpetrated the acts v. There was no evidence to suggest that the offender’s mental illness was precipitated or exacerbated by illicit drug use. vi. There was no evidence of criminal behaviour by the offender prior to the onset of his mental illness. All his previous acts of violence and aggression appeared to be closely linked to psychotic episodes. vii. The offender’s insight into his mental health was limited. This was a symptom of his mental illness.' From Judiciary
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Yet to read if he was tested for illegal drugs when he self admitted to the A+E for concern he was having a heart attack. Or with the following help/ detainment for mental health. 23-25 March 2020 My understanding some illegal drugs, would create symptoms of a heart attack or paranoia of one aswell as potentially trigger mental health illness (However sometimes people could self medicate/take drugs when not thinking clearly due to mental illness). However the report does state no evidence of prior illegal drug use, just wish it was more specific on his three intial interactions in 2020. If tested then, as the family here states, no toxicology, but I presume that is when he was arrested for the murders or no consistent toxicology whilst on medication, treatment? I'd think a+e would test when heart attack was a concern.
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@Johndoe-gf7eu Maybe look up the history of the condition schizophrenia, what may cause the condition. They said he was in psychosis. Psychosis also can be part of PTSD and how the brain deals with trauma, which I have experience of as a female after being followed home, home invasion etc... the reporting to police. But I've also read of illegal drug taking, increasing the chance of such conditions or increasing the severity. They say he has no evidence of drug use, however I'm yet to read a specific statement, evidence that he was tested when he was at A+E for concerns of a heart attack, prior to his diagnosis. But doesn't mean he wasn't, I'd think they would.
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Details are on Judiciary site, just Google his name and Judiciary. The 'approved judgment'.
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Can read the Judges Final Judgment, includes further details, reasoning. Case No: AC-2023-LON-001570 IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE KING’S BENCH DIVISION ADMINISTRATIVE COURT Royal Courts of Justice Strand, London, WC2A 2LL Date: 16/04/2024 Before : THE HONOURABLE MR JUSTICE LINDEN Between : THE KING (On the application of TTT, by her mother and litigation friend UUU) Claimant - and - MICHAELA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS TRUST -and LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT Defendant On line Judiciary (Courts and Tribunal Judiciary) AC-2023-LON-001570 Final Judgment
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@droidgeist Your reply to me seems to have been deleted. I 'copy and pasted' a small early quote and of where to enable you to read the full final judgement, if you hadn't already as I am. It's extremely long and beyond my and your points. The quote was from the introduction however and yes, doesn't represent it fully. I would add the school to prospective students informed there were no prayer rooms and that it was a strict behavioural school. C of E the 'backbone'... I would add, are you considering children, parents rights to attend a school where there isn't religious bullying or promotion, to be a non religious school, religion being for home life, outside school.
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Scientists, news have always said the fires are usually human error/arson. The climate change increases fuel availability the dry grass, vegetation. Which feeds the fire, more violent difficult to control.... a wildfire.
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Beautiful lush green, waterfalls, landscape though. Brown grass, watering plants when can is my usual environment. When my own place be looking into drought tolerant plants if remain local. Miss the West, family use to live in Wales, not been to your countryside yet. 💚 Had smaller wildfires near my family in Croydon area last summer. Our dry parks are a wildfire risk with raising temperatures. Just not so much currently.
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The grant was a new promise in 2012 and to my understanding didn't make any promises 15 years beyond that. The trust still has its property endowment that is now worth over £500million that the government arranged. (Do they make money from developments or rentals of land buildings.) Trust also earns income from licenses. (Online they have a page of links for vulnerable boaters.) I did see a couple boaters videos, how he complained about the wages of managers in Canal river trust being extremely high, another about closing down of /less staff /hours for some routes. So they could have mismanaged funds, over expanded the network rather than focus on sustainable longterm goals? Given it has charity status, I'm surprised they never encouraged donations from users of the tow path. I never saw any posters requesting people to at entrances to paths, canals. However I have seen that they spent alot of money on TV/video advertisements aimed at walkers/bikers. Canals were probably changed to a charity, trust as a form of (privatisation) outsourcing, to cut costs/ workload. The trust, marinas should have made it clear to all buyers/ license payers that costs could rise substantially at end of the intial financial grant. Many seem to choose it or need it as a low cost form of living. However my understanding not contributing to council tax, local government, services if living on the cut, no mooring. Which for my area covers a quarter of funding for local Adult Social Care and Health Services, Economic Growth & Neighbourhood Services, Children’s Services, Environmental services. But travelling boaters still use the same services including police etc.. Gov UK online 2012: '£1 billion investment secures future of new waterways charity' 'This unprecedented funding for a new charity paves the way for the launch of the new Canal & River Trust later this year.' 'In order to help the Canal & River Trust get off to the best possible start, Defra has committed a property endowment worth £460 million and funding of £800 million over the next 15 years to help put the nation’s historic network on a firm footing for the future.' Canal River Trust online: 'We are a major land owner with a unique portfolio of land and property throughout the UK, worth over £500 million. Our team undertake land assembly and prepare our otherwise redundant property for regeneration by progressing it through the planning process. Each development presents an original environment. To make sure the development creates a thriving waterside community, we work carefully to help plan the appropriate mix of residential, commercial, leisure and mixed-use developments, specifically tailored to the needs of the location.'
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Would Hussain be convicted for murder if his release, use of the sexually explicit material lead to the mother's death?
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'Rex v Calocane' 'Approved Judgement' Part 39: 'The psychiatric opinion evidence was largely agreed and can be summarised as follows: i. The offender was suffering from a recognised mental condition, namely paranoid schizophrenia. He had been diagnosed with this condition prior to the offences and continued to suffer from it at the time of the offences and subsequently. ii. Although he was able to understand the nature of his conduct (although Dr Shaffiullha did not agree with that assertion), at the time of the offences, his recognised medical condition resulted in an abnormality of mental functioning, namely psychosis, which substantially impaired his ability to form a rational judgement and to exercise self-control. iii. His symptoms included persecutory delusional beliefs, hallucinations, thought alienation and disturbed behaviour. iv. His mental functioning explained the offences: had he not been experiencing symptoms of acute psychosis which grossly distorted his interpretation of reality, he would not have perpetrated the acts v. There was no evidence to suggest that the offender’s mental illness was precipitated or exacerbated by illicit drug use. vi. There was no evidence of criminal behaviour by the offender prior to the onset of his mental illness. All his previous acts of violence and aggression appeared to be closely linked to psychotic episodes. vii. The offender’s insight into his mental health was limited. This was a symptom of his mental illness.' Judiciary page
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