This shit beat up this gandfather.
Now you would expect Reece Kent to be sent to jail wouldn't you, but no he walks out of court with a suspended sentence.
An extract from the article;
A drunken thug who attacked a terminally-ill grandfather and kicked his head 'like a football' has walked free from court.
Reece Kent, 19, repeatedly punched Ken Oliver in the head before kicking him on the floor after he mistakenly knocked on the 62-year-old's door at 3.30am.
Cancer sufferer Mr Oliver - who has been given just three months to live - was left in a pool of blood on his doorstep with horrific injuries.
He spent a week in intensive care following the assault, with bleeding on his brain.
Kent admitted carrying out the unprovoked attack - which was filmed on a mobile phone by his friends - and pleaded guilty to grievous bodily harm.
But Mr Oliver, a grandfather-of-three from Broxbourne, Hertfordshire, watched in disbelief as his attacker walked free from court last week with a six-month suspended sentence.
What do you have to do to get sent to jail?
You're more likely to get sent to jail for not paying your council tax than for grievous bodily harm.
If there is karma in the world, i hope it comes down on Reece Kent like a ton of bricks.
Reece Kent should be sent to Afghanistan so he can see, while he is beating the crap out of a grandfather, what our soldiers are having to go through.
What about all the soldiers from WW1 and WW2. I doubt very much that they gave their lives so we could be free, so scum like Reece Kent can beat up a grandfather.
What ever happened to 'the punishment should fit the crime',
It's all well and good the government getting to grips with the nations finances, but it better get law and order sorted as well, because I'm sick and tired of all the lawlessness i see on the streets.
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Oh this sentence will only enable this little scrote, but it's only a matter of time until he picks a fight with someone and finds he's bitten off a tad more than he can chew. In fact I wouldn't be at all surprised to find there's a queue of folk "Looking at his bird", "Spilling his pint" or "Nudging him at the bar as they walk past" this very weekend.
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