It Seems 'Asylum Seeker' Translates to 'Get Out Of Jail Free'...

Two asylum seekers who targeted a reveller for his £25,000 Rolex in London’s West End walked free from court today. Egyptian Yousef Garef and Algerian Amin Abdelkadar were both spared jail and handed community orders on Wednesday. Both admitted to robbery.

At least the police did their bit this time, shame the courts didn't uphold their end.

Judge Adam Hiddleston told the pair: ‘You followed and attacked a member of the public with the intent of stealing from him a valuable watch. Such offending has become a scourge of the West End. They have become an all too frequent occurrence in the past few years.

‘These offences took place in the early hours of the morning. You were both acting as part of a group and you were targeting high value property.’

Yes, they were, so why aren't they serving a sentence commensurate with that? Or subject to immediate deportation?  

Abdelkadar was handed a two-year community order and Garef was given a three-year community order. Both will have to complete 150 hours of unpaid work and 40 hours of a rehabilitation activity requirement. They will also be subject to a six month curfew between 9pm and 6am and must reside at the Home Office Asylum Centre in Islington. The men were issued with a five year criminal behaviour order and will not be allowed to enter the western half of the City of Westminster or have any contact with one another.

Meanwhile, elsewhere:

An asylum seeker who assaulted a female police officer cannot do community service because he can't speak English and needs an interpreter, a court heard. Jordanian national Mustafa Al Mbaidin would need a full-time translator with him if he were to do a period of unpaid work which would raise 'issues' with the health and safety at work laws, his lawyer argued. Instead the 27-year-old was fined £26 for the offence of assaulting an emergency worker which he will pay at a rate of £2 a month.

No, which we, the taxpayer, will pay... 

Magistrates handed Al Mbaidin a 12 month conditional discharge and told him that if he gets in trouble again in that time he will be dealt with for this offence and any fresh matter. They told him to pay a victim surcharge of £26 which is to be paid at a rate of £2 per month.

Why is he simply not removed from the country?  

If You Need More Proof That Islam Is Incompatible With Modern British Society...

...then just read the 'defence' put forward by the named Palestinian priestor in the Birmingham University eviction case: 

Muslim British-Pakistani student Mariyah Ali, 20, from Walsall, the only named defendant in the Birmingham case, said the legal action was a 'censoring tactic'.

She also claimed it amounted to discrimination against the 'manifestation' of her religious and philosophical beliefs.

Well, you know what you can do with your 'philosophical beliefs' that crying when your terrorist chums get their arses kicked is A-OK, don't you? 

Because the British legal system said 'No thanks, we'll have none of that here', thankfully.  

In two written rulings yesterday, Mr Justice Johnson granted the orders and concluded that protesters had 'no real prospect' of showing that the universities had breached their duties or that an order would be incompatible with their human rights.

He said there were 'many other ways' activists could exercise their right to protest without occupying land, concluding that protesters were trespassing.

Would that they could order your removal from the country, and not just the university grounds...

Naturally the leeches continue to suckle from this tasty feast: 

Oliver Edwards, a solicitor for Hodge Jones & Allen, which represented Ms Ali, said: 'Naturally my client is disheartened by this judgment, but she remains committed to her cause.'

He said the firm is considering appealing the judgement.

Who's bankrolling this? I do hope it's not the British taxpayer. 

Gosh, How Unlucky Can One Man Be..?

A security worker who was cleared of involvement in the £26m 'Burglary of the Century' raid on Tamara Ecclestone's mansion allowed his bank accounts to be used to launder money stolen from a dementia sufferer, a court heard.

Sorin Marcovici, 56, was cleared of the heist at the socialite's 'Billionaires' Row' home in Kensington, London.

More foreign criminal. Don't we have enough of our own home-grown type? 

David Ryan, prosecuting, said:' The loser was duped into handing control of his computer to a third party. 'The money was transferred to two accounts controlled by the defendant.'

*sighs* 

Matei Clej, defending Marcovici said: 'He is married and is of previous good character. This was a one-off offence.'

The barrister said Marcovici has been suffering from long Covid.

So..? 

Passing sentence Judge Alex Gordon said:'Money laundering is an integral part of much criminality.'

But the judge accepted that a long time had passed since the offence, and that he had not committed an offence since.

'This has enabled you to demonstrate that you have not committed any offence between then and now.' He also took Marcovici's health into account.

Marcovici, of Newham, was given a sentence of 16 months suspended for two years.

I note there's no mention of being able to recover the victim's money... 

Marcovici, dubbed 'The Professor', was cleared of conspiracy to burgle by a jury in January 2021 after he denied and knowledge of the plan to carry out high value raids

He told the court: 'Never, I have ever known anything, and if I knew that something happened and felt instinctively something was wrong I would have reported it to the police, because this is my home country.'

That needs to change... 

There's A Simple Answer, Isn't There?

A Jamaican used the 'right to family life' to dodge deportation before going on to commit murder, it can be revealed today.

He claimed it would breach his rights to be separated from his UK-based family, including son Nico...

Oh..? 

...who went on to be convicted alongside his father of a horrific knife murder.

So deport both of them! Then they can stay together, can't they?

An open letter campaigning against the Jamaica flight was signed by supermodel Naomi Campbell, actress Thandiwe Newton and broadcaster and historian Professor David Olusoga. 

And I wouldn't care too much if all these blood-on-their-hands slebs joined them on the flight out of the UK...