Homeowner fights off knife-wielding burglars, gets 30 months; burglar spared jail

Maybe he should have thought about that before committing an even more violent act against that guy and his family.

What permanant, disabling injuries did any member of the family suffer as part of this 'even more violent' act?

Presumably he's recovered from his "brain damage" enough to stand trial for these other charges. It's a miracle!

Or alternatively, the court dates where fitness to stand trial/plea will be assessed haven't come up yet...
 
I admit I did not read all the article but unless the family was blind folded there was no 'Suspect' it was the Burglar and I dont think tieing up a family and threatening them is in the description of burglary

In our democracy you are innocent until proven guilty (unless you work with children, but lets not go there today :p)
 
It's the lack of faith in the british justice system that drives people to dish out there own justice in these situations, if Mr Hussain had tied up the yob untill the Police arrived like someone had suggested the yob would have been given a slap on the wrist mabe a bit of comunity service then would be back on his yobbish way.

So you seriously believe that through his red mist of anger and rage he was thinking I'm only doing this because the British Justice system is so poor? Pull the other one the man had lost control and committed a serious attempted murder without any thought for the law or common sense.

To all those who say they would have done the same thing, I say shame on you I would have been in the house untying my wife and children and seeing to there needs not going on some macho power trip.

This is not the middle east our justice system does not involve captial punishment or other physical abuses. The last time I checked the punishment for false imprisonment and robbery was not being beaten to a pulp.
 
So you seriously believe that through his red mist of anger and rage he was thinking I'm only doing this because the British Justice system is so poor? Pull the other one the man had lost control and committed a serious attempted murder without any thought for the law or common sense.

To all those who say they would have done the same thing, I say shame on you I would have been in the house untying my wife and children and seeing to there needs not going on some macho power trip.

This is not the middle east our justice system does not involve captial punishment or other physical abuses. The last time I checked the punishment for false imprisonment and robbery was not being beaten to a pulp.

And the guy goes and does the same to another family, perhaps an elderly couple and one dies from a heart attack.. or maybe he jsut decides to stab the next family to death.. or maybe he decides to come back stab you and your family to death as he threatened to do.
 
Goodness you're a moody thing aren't you? Get out of the wrong side of bed? There there, it'll be ok. Oh and by the way, I'll do what the hell I like on the forums (whilst sticking the rules) thank you very much, but I appreciate your chastisement, I feel I know my place, thank you good sir. I'm glad you felt that replying to me wasn't a waste - makes feel warm and glowy inside. :D

You asked questions in a public forum.

I answered them in a reasonable manner.

You burbled out some condescending sarcasm castigating me for answering the questions you asked.

And you say I'm moody?

How amusing.

Thanks for re-itterating the basic facts of the case again - my reading skills aren't brilliant being foreign and all. I appreciate the help. Could you break them down into single syllable words for me? Ta! xx

I could, but that would be a waste of my time. Perhaps someone else will do it for you.
 
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He beat the living **** out of someone who threatened his wife and kids. Fair play I say.

This ^

No offense but if you break in to someone's home and threaten to kill them and thier family i think its more than fair to say they have lost all their rights to anything.

Personaly i would have done the same, survival instinct kicks in. Who to say that if he left them run away they come back in the future and finish the job next time.
 
I haven't read the whole thread because the liberal contingent were annoying me. When a person or persons enter my property with out my consent, they have opted out of the laws of society. Why the hell should society protect them? If burglars ect knew that entering someones house meant the chance that they may get a good kicking, you can bet that the crime rate would drop.

So you'd bin the criminal justice system and revert to the medieval system of outlawry, only without even bothering with a trial before declaring someone outlaw.

Are you sure that's what you want?

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Why should society protect people accused of a crime? Because society is supposed to be better than criminals.

"the liberal contingent" are advocating a justice system and the use of reasonable force, as opposed to people setting themselves up as judge, jury and executioner with a system of blood feuds. Chalk me up as a member of "the liberal contingent". Note that I'm not advocating allowing thugs free rein to kill people - that's what people like you are advocating. I'd have been fine with Mr Hussain chasing him down, beating him unconscious and tying him up before calling the police and I'd have been fine with someone fairly convicted of the initial crime being sentenced to years of unpleasant jail time, during which they'd be used as slave labour. That's liberal? Really?
 
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An eye for an eye is not the way forward. Lowering yourself to the level of the criminal makes you a worse person, if anything.

Oh yes, of course. I suppose if someone rapes your children and shoots your wife you can always tell them that you did not react violently because you are a better person than them.
 
And the guy goes and does the same to another family, perhaps an elderly couple and one dies from a heart attack.. or maybe he jsut decides to stab the next family to death.. or maybe he decides to come back stab you and your family to death as he threatened to do.

Again the last time I checked MAYBE wasn't a justification for attmpted murder.

The criminal justice system is one of the building blocks of our society and is what seperates us from the savages, if you want to live in a country governed by rage and retribution then I pitty you. Is it acceptable for me to decide the appropriate punishment next time someone shunts my car at the traffic lights or spills my pint in the pub?
 
So you'd bin the criminal justice system and revert to the medieval system of outlawry, only without even bothering with a trial before declaring someone outlaw.

Are you sure that's what you want?


Did the person you are replying to say that ? nope from what what i can see.

Its all about this paticular case, and in this case i have no problem with what the homeowner did.
 
Again the last time I checked MAYBE wasn't a justification for attmpted murder.

The criminal justice system is one of the building blocks of our society and is what seperates us from the savages, if you want to live in a country governed by rage and retribution then I pitty you. Is it acceptable for me to decide the appropriate punishment next time someone shunts my car at the traffic lights or spills my pint in the pub?

Except that is not what is being talked about here is it. Whats being talked about is that a guy who was threatned at knifepoint to be killed along with his wife and kids. Bit different to spilling a pint or getting your car shunted.
 
So you'd bin the criminal justice system and revert to the medieval system of outlawry, only without even bothering with a trial before declaring someone outlaw.

Are you sure that's what you want?

I think that all people want is the right to defend themselves and their families. And yes, it's still self defence even if they are running away from you. No other country in the world would have convicted Mr Hussain.
 
You cant really "enlist people and get a cricket bat" and call it self defense :) But if i was the judge i'd give him a reward, brain damage for all criminals - that'll teach them.
 
Read about this yesterday and although the guy went a bit too far...I still say well done to him....he gave that guy a right good beating and so he should.

Just a shame that he gets 30mths while the thief walks away without any major punishment...well permanent brain damage is about what that **** deserves. The law and justice system in this country is nothing more than ass and a joke.

On another note looks like this is right up pratinum78....oops I mean platinum78s street seeing as anyone who looks at him funny, will find themselves in deep trouble :d:d:p
 
Did the person you are replying to say that ?
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Yes.

They advocated a system in which a person accused of a crime is immediately stripped of all rights and legal protection (i.e. made an outlaw) without trial, on the authority of whoever accuses them.
 
I think that all people want is the right to defend themselves and their families. And yes, it's still self defence even if they are running away from you. No other country in the world would have convicted Mr Hussain.

Rubbish. Gathering a gang to hunt someone down and beat them to death (which is what he tried to do) is not self defence and any country with a legal system not based on outlawry and blood feuds would have convicted him.
 
I would love to know what some of these people on here would honestly think and do if it happened to them, would they still be defending the person who attempted the burglary.
 
I know adrenaline effects people in different ways, but if it were me I would have been happy chasing them out of the house and getting them away from my family.

I'm not adverse to violence I'm an MMA fighter, I rather enjoy it. But to me chasing someone down the street then beating them almost to death with a bat/pole whatever is not what your average Joe member of the public would deem normal.

I think you have to have something not right inside you to do something like that, whatever the situation.
 
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