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Three strikes and you're still out, innit
13:46 Sun 21st Jun 2020
//Just wondering what relatively minor conviction carries a prison sentence these days?//

Being caught in possession of an Afro haircut if you listen to BLM.
Is that the perpetrator, Gromit? The article is from about 9 months ago when that trial was continuing so do we know the outcome? His prison sentence must have been short. If he was radicalised in prison it was jolly quick work.
Thanks Mamylynne. Perhaps it wasn't his first visit to prison.
More details may follow,I'm sure.
And from 25th March 2019

// Khairi Saadallah, 24, of Coronation Square, Reading. Possession of a blade or sharp pointed article. Fined £115. //
I have found his conviction.

22 March 2019
// Khairi Saadallah, 24, of Coronation Square, Reading. Common assault of an emergency worker. Imprisoned for two months consecutive. //

So in March 2019 he had a knife when he attacked the emergency worker, went to prison, came out in July and was arrested in August for attacking the Sainsburys guard and tied to stab him with a broken bottle.

I suspect he may have a drink problem.
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Drink?

For Funks Sake

I think his problem is his desire to stab people.

Would he be allowed to drink if he is Muslim and this is an Islamic terror attack?
Theres more...

Daily Star 20 Aug 2019

// A REFUGEE has appeared in court for allegedly assaulting a judge who was sentencing him for previous offences.
Khairi Saadallah denied common assault of District Judge Sophie Toms at Westminster Magistrates’ Court yesterday.
The alleged incident happened at Reading Magistrates’ Court earlier this year, where the Libyan refugee was being sentenced for two previous convictions. Saadallah, of Reading who appeared in a black tracksuit, was remanded in custody.
He will go on trial at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on October 11.
// Refugee [Asylum Seeker] Khairi Saadallah was said to have torn a necklace from the neck of an employment tribunal judge, Judge Sophie Toms at Westminster Magistrates Court. He said he felt there was a conspiracy against him. He was found guilty of assault and is to be sentenced later. //
So... In the last 14 months he has attacked
- An Emergency Worker
- A security Guard
- A Judge

He was fined for carry a knife.
He used a broken bottle to attack the security guard.

And he was out on the streets last night.
Three strikes and you're still out, innit
sounds like more of a screw-loose problem than a drink problem to me, but we'll see.
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Looking at Gromit's detective work, you after wonder why the BBC were pushing the narrative that he was imprisoned for a minor incident. They pushed that all last night like he was wrongly done by.
Sounds to me as if this person came to the UK to better himself and every time he tried to, somebody here stopped him. First it was an emergency worker, then a security worker and a judge, have they no compassion for this poor chap?
Oh, by the way, tongue firmly embedded in cheek.
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It wasn’t just the BBC who stated he had served a prison term for a minor offence, everyone else did. Because they were just reporting what the Police were telling them.

I cannot find what the sentences he received in the trials in August and October. Obviously weren’t long enough.
Drink and Islam are not exclusive, whatever the young may tell their parents or the chap at the mosque. A friend of my daughter would go out drinking, get wasted, stay over, have a bacon butty then go home!
Apart from all his recent offences, it now turns out that he was known to MI5 as well. And still he wasn’t deported.

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