Comments by "leafy" (@leafy803) on "Daily Mail World" channel.

  1. 'Robert Danskin, 36, ..Dunfermline Sheriff Court  ..is alleged to have an imitation firearm with intent to cause someone to believe violence would be used against them. Danskin is also accused of having a knife without lawful authority. He made no plea or declaration when he appeared in court on petition. He is currently remanded subject to a Crown appeal against an initial decision to bail him.' The Courier
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  2. Was sentenced to over 8 years for a prior stabbing after this arrest, so out on bail found with knives.
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  3. He received over 8 years later for a stabbing prior to this arrest. Was out on bail when found to have knives during regular public stop, search at station.
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  4. Richardson (blue) wanted to know who punched him in the pub. (Was different individual, also sentenced) Court didn't determine what the arguments were over. Here Brand has priors, including conspiracy to murder. Also lied to investigatiors. He and Brand were living in a hostel. Richardsons Father was very upset in court, felt he should have helped his son more, described him as a person who wouldn't harm anyone. 'The court heard Brand had a raft of previous convictions for a host of offences, and was sentenced to 12 years for conspiracy to murder in 2003. Brand, 45, of Dunholme Road, Elswick, was on licence at the time of the one-punch attack on Mr Richardson following a robbery conviction in 2017.' Chronicle Live
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  5. Brand, 45, was 'sentenced to six years in prison.' 'A third man, 29 year old Nathan Aldus,' 'was sentenced to 27 weeks in custody for throwing the first punch at Mr Richardson before the argument with Brand began.' Bbc
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  6. Are you saying you wouldn't want police help identifying someone who murdered or raped your loved one. Live in this country, you should be held accountable to live by our laws. Same for the police.
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  7. Read description. Male officer knifed five times to head, chest, arm. Female officer to her arm.
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  8. Well yes if you make presumptions and are too lazy, prejudiced to research before commenting. Written description gave enough detail to Google. Gang represented London / UK in general. Terry Marsh was the leader.
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  9. ​ @mrjnfe  They read the description. If you searched both arguments, punches were on other CCTV. Brand (here in black top) had no need to punch, was other side of fence, could just leave. They both were told to leave pub. Richardson (blue, deceased) wanted to know who punched him in the pub. (Was different individual, also sentenced) Court didn't determine what the arguments were over. Brand has priors, including conspiracy to murder. Also lied to investigaters, said he had seizure and fell. He and Brand were living in a hostel. Richardsons Father was very upset in court, felt he should have helped his son more, described him as a person who wouldn't harm anyone. 'The court heard Brand had a raft of previous convictions for a host of offences, and was sentenced to 12 years for conspiracy to murder in 2003. Brand, 45, of Dunholme Road, Elswick, was on licence at the time of the one-punch attack on Mr Richardson following a robbery conviction in 2017.' Chronicle Live Richardson (blue) wanted to know who punched him in the pub. (Was different individual, also sentenced) Court didn't determine what the arguments were over. Here Brand has priors, including conspiracy to murder. Also lied to investigatiors. He and Brand were living in a hostel. Richardsons Father was very upset in court, felt he should have helped his son more, described him as a person who wouldn't harm anyone. 'The court heard Brand had a raft of previous convictions for a host of offences, and was sentenced to 12 years for conspiracy to murder in 2003. Brand, 45, of Dunholme Road, Elswick, was on licence at the time of the one-punch attack on Mr Richardson following a robbery conviction in 2017.' Chronicle Live
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  10. 'Det Insp Joanne Brooks, who led the investigation for Northumbria Police, said Brand had denied any involvement in the attack, saying: "He tried to give an account that Anthony had fallen, and had a fit. He maintained that it wasn't anything to do with him. "But police were very suspicious of his version of events. It became clear that wasn't what happened. "We recovered the CCTV from the pub and the whole incident was captured on CCTV." ' Sun
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  11. "If he [Brand] had taken a moment to stop, think and walk away from a situation like that Anthony's family wouldn't of had to deal with the devastating consequences. "We can see from the CCTV that Thomas Brand had the time to think about it and he choses to walk towards it. "But everyone's life changed as a result of that devastating decision. He's ruined his life as well."
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  12. 'The court heard Brand had a raft of previous convictions for a host of offences, and was sentenced to 12 years for conspiracy to murder in 2003. Brand, 45, of Dunholme Road, Elswick, was on licence at the time of the one-punch attack on Mr Richardson following a robbery conviction in 2017.' Chronicle Live
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  13. They were part of larger gang sentenced for repeat offences. Leader was Terry Marsh. John was the one who threatened, grabbed the Mother, child. Others; Aaron Pask, Isaac McFadyen, Joshua Strong-Myers, John McFadyen, Mitchell Leaver, Kian Taylor, Scott Leaver, Ram Monk, Omar Tafat, Steven Weller.
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  14. Gang leader was Terry Marsh. The individual who verbally threatened, physically grabbed the Mother, child was John McFadyen.
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  15. Yes but maybe more complicated, it was initially a refusal for refund. She may have reacted by taking a replacement, which still is wrong. Or scam by her or him if goods unopened, receipt.
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  16. Maybe do your research before commenting, description gave enough details to then look up. The group was representative of London / UK in general. Gang leader Terry Marsh. Only a racist fool would think, presume burglary, crime is exclusive to race.
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  17. 'moments before'. Are you complaining that the footage of his death is not publicly available online? Really, for his loved ones to stumble across or know it is. Unnecessary and disrespectful if family wishes for it to be private.
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  18.  @incumbentvinyl9291  Title doesn't 'claim' the video shown, listed, 'captured the sickening attack'. So it's not as you claim 'click bait' and not misleading. It states it captures the 'moment before' in the title. So you have no argument. 'captured the sickening attack' is in the description, after you have clicked, chosen to watch. It's just stating the attack was captured not that it's included. (Logic is then, cctv evidence of actual punch) My reasoning was, you seem to be demanding, wanting the video of the attack to be shown. Repulsively unnecessary, selfish. As I stated all I was proposing was consider the family. A reason not to be available. Nothing todo with my feelings. The fact fatal car accidents and bombings are online doesn't remove the validity of my point.
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  19. Colleague at store.
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  20. The local community arranged a public fund raiser for him and other staff, colleagues of his who assisted.
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  21. Would he be out on bail for a prior stabbing in the US though.
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