Beyond Belief

Karam Abdulkarim-Mohamed, 30, called the guards 'motherf******' after they stopped him at Reading railway station in January. He punched one man twice in the head and spat at the other. Months later, Abdulkarim-Mohamed – who left 'very big problems' in Sudan and now lives at Bournemouth's controversial Roundhouse Hotel – attacked a woman during a separate incident in the seaside town.

 Left them to cause the same in the UK, I presume?

After being set upon by a group of teenagers, he pulled out a pocket knife and waved it at them, then lashed out at three strangers who tried to intervene, striking one woman on the arm. He was arrested for assault, carrying a knife and carrying cocaine.

He seems to have a lot of disposable income for one of those destitute, unfairly-prevented-from-employment that the left wing commentstors are always taking out a hankie for, doesn't he? 

Abdulkarim-Mohamed, whose legal status remains unclear, appeared at Poole Magistrates' Court for sentencing wearing a pair of Nike Air Jordan 4 trainers, which usually retail at £300.

And the great British justice system dealt with him as you'd expect them to... 

He walked out of court, having been given a 16-week prison sentence, suspended for 12 months and ordered to pay compensation to his victims.

Perhaps they rightly conjectured there'd be little point in sending him to jail? 

He had been studying at a college in London for a period but has been staying at the Roundhouse Hotel, taken over by the Home Office in Bournemouth, for about nine months, and doesn't receive any income from the state.

So where's get get the money to spend on designer trainers and cocaine from? Perhaps HMRC should take up the case, they probably have more teeth? 

His probation officer told the court that sending him to prison would have an impact on his mental health.

So what? 

Defence lawyer James Moore said his client had no money to pay a fine, had never been in trouble before, and was remorseful. He described the knife as a small blade used to cut nails.

Yeah, James, they can kill you just as dead as the large ones, you know...