Today at 11am we changed our profile picture to PC Andrew Harper for 72 hours following the news that two men convicted of his manslaughter will be released early from prison under new sentencing rules. Andrew made the ultimate sacrifice protecting the public. We remember him.
PC Andrew Harper was dragged to his death at 42mph. His uniform was torn off and his injuries were so bad that first responders thought he was a deer carcass.
The men who killed him showed zero remorse they even laughed in court. They got just 13 years each for manslaughter.
Now, under Labour’s new early release scheme, two of them could walk free after only 6.5 years.
This is a total insult to PC Harper, his family, and every police officer. Killing a cop and showing no regret should mean real time behind bars — not a slap on the wrist because prisons are full.
How can any government release such evil monsters back onto this country’s streets especially after they have shown no remorse or empathy of their atrocious crimes.
Any government that is prepared to release such evil into society is itself an enemy of the people.
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@YateTownFC hosting us for a low key practice match tomorrow evening, here’s the squad to face them
Free entry to all, so we hope to see our Rock following there to support us
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Manager John Rendell has arranged a low-key practice match against local team @RockcrusadersO tomorrow evening at Lodge Road, Kick Off is 7PM.
Bluebell fans are more than welcome to attend as the squad obtains more minutes in the legs.
Entry is FREE.
@AndrewHaskins85 So....
1) They could be on break, seems to be the main consensus. Which they are entitled to...but don't always get.
2) They can't avoid calls and if there are no calls what are they supposed to do pro-actively look for sick people? Minority report style.