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youngmafbog | 07:25 Thu 13th Apr 2023 | News
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Extraditing a 74 year old man for the murder of a Policewoman sounds a good ide but this could backfire massively on us given the liberal judiciary.

It is not beyond possibility he will get 10 years out in 5 then claim he cant go back to Pakistan so we end up housing him, giving him NHS treatment in is final years and a pension. None of which will have been paid for.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11966461/Man-74-extradited-Pakistan-charged-murder-police-officer-Bradford.html
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Yes it's a good idea... cant just let people murder then leave country to avoid prosecution
If he's found guilty of murder it will be an automatic life sentence, he certainly won't be released after 5 years.
Murder of a police officer is never treated lightly by the judiciary and it is right that he should be extradited and stand trial.
Nobody should think they can get away with serious crime by fleeing the country
Why would you think he will only get 10 years ?
from your link
18 December 2006: Yusuf Jama and Muzzaker Shah were sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 35 years.

A third man, Faisal Razzaq, a 25-year-old from London, was cleared of murder but found guilty of manslaughter. He was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 11 years.

2 March 2007: A fourth man, Hassan Razzaq, the 26-year-old brother of Faisal was also convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to 20 years in prison.
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I hope you are right Barry, but with some of the recent sentences I really am not holding my breath.

If life meant life I would be happier, but sadly it doenst. Life has become cheap in the UK.
If I were related to Sharon Beshenivsky I would hate to think that he has escaped justice. I think it would eat away at for me for the rest of my life
Yes. Justice has to be done, and daft racist ideas about letting him get away with it because he will milk the UK benefits system should be condemned and laughed at for their sheer stupidity.
17 years since the murder was committed. It's a pity it took so long to bring him to justice.
He should face punishment and then be sent back whence he came.

Gromit, slinging a sneaky 'racist' in there doesn't work. There's nothing racist about objecting to being a soft touch.
Every officer who was serving at that time will be raising a glass today. It won't be 5 years, murder carries a mandatory life sentence. The judge will recommend a tariff which will undoubtedly see this coward die in jail. Well done those who have followed Sharon.
he'll play the race card, get off with manslaughter get 10 years and out in 5. On the rock and roll, free everything, win win. YMB is bang on.
There's no reason to suppose he'll be treated more leniently than his accomplices. Some are serving long sentences.
o god
lets us not extradite someone
for murder ( no statute of limitations)
because he may need a hos[ital later on- or not!

this has to be AB! - see Flaklands thread
Pakistan didn't extradite him because he's innocent.

Take a moment.
Dream on, crazies !

Valid point sandy - he has to be sentenced according to the criteria of 1974 ( you know - 5 h enforced cycling for child abuse) BUT look at the sentences of the accomplices
Pakistan didn't extradite him because he's innocent.
Take a moment.

No NO dont! - pile crass comment onto the stupid
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He has of course still to be found guilty.

So having bought him back, if found not guilty will he return?
No he'll probably stay and be a burden on the NHS, taxpayer......

Oh, hang on.......
If he is acquitted the government could strip him off his citizenship and throw him out.

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