MORE SICKENING NEWS

Below is a story taken from the Telegraph online, the same story is being run by the Mirror also. Unfortunately I don’t have the photograph that was printed in the papers that shows the horrific injuries sustained by this poor lady.

Amazingly the culprit was sentenced for manslaughter only 2 years prior to this for taking part in kicking a man to death in a similar incident and was somehow on the streets again.

When will scum like this be dealt with exactly how the people of this country want them to be dealt with? quite frankly we are pissed off with the system! it doesn’t fu#*ing work. Prison is better than most of these peoples own homes so they are more than happy to be sent there.  Maybe we should sub contract our prison service to somewhere like China.

UPDATE!

I now have some images of the terrible injuries sustained in this dreadful assault.

 

A killer released early from prison went on to launch an horrific attack on a woman just three miles from where Garry Newlove was kicked to death by a gang of teenage thugs.

Nicholas Hague, 22, left his victim Susan Collins, 60, on a life support machine after he kicked her to the ground and repeatedly stamped on her face when she refused to give him a cigarette.

She needed surgery to remove a blood clot from between her skull and her brain and is now blind in one eye. Four metal plates were used to help reconstruct her face.

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Hague had consumed several litres of cider and had two pints in a pub before the attack in May last year in Warrington, Cheshire. In a police interview, he called his victim “an old cow”.

He was previously jailed for 18 months in September 2005 after admitting the manslaughter of former airline worker Gary Kneen, 31, who was kicked to death in November 2004. Another man was convicted of Mr Kneen’s murder.

Hague, who was found guilty of helping with the attack, was released shortly after being sentenced because of the amount of time he had spent on remand.

Yesterday, Mrs Collins criticised the decision to release him.

“Hague should not have been allowed out of jail early, he should have stayed in and done all the time. He is violent and he will always be violent,” she said.

The mother of one had complained to police several times in the run up to the attack that she was being tormented by gangs.

“I think they should bring the cane back in schools because there’s no discipline, or put them in the Army or somewhere where they are going to get disciplined for a long time under police supervision.

“I’ve had kids breaking my nose, making fun, trying to set fire to my house. I’ve had it all, so I know what I’m talking about,” she said.

Yesterday, Hague began an open-ended sentence for causing grievous bodily harm. At Warrington Crown Court, Judge Nicholas Woodward sentenced Hague to an indeterminate term of imprisonment for public protection and branded him a “dangerous young man”.

He was ordered to spend at least three years and 162 days in prison, but warned it was “extremely unlikely” that his release would be considered at that stage.

This week, three teenagers were found guilty of kicking Mr Newlove, 47, to death just three miles from where Hague attacked Mrs Collins.

The father of three was murdered when he confronted a gang outside his home who had been making his life “a misery”.

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