Is it murder or man slaughter

motorbiking · 2 Jun 2026

I think a compromise is to have the knife concealed. Having a large knife on a belt in public may be threatening and provoking. But I am not Sikh and do not understand how this would impact law abiding Sikhs.

pete01 · 2 Jun 2026

Lower · 2 Jun 2026

motorbiking said:
I think a compromise is to have the knife concealed. Having a large knife on a belt in public may be threatening and provoking. But I am not Sikh and do not understand how this would impact law abiding Sikhs.

Blunted would also be a compromise.

Highway Man · 2 Jun 2026

pete01 said:

Sensible talking, I have been hammering this home since the black lives matter campaign, the term racist is way over used now and should be taken with a pinch of salt. I hold very little regard when someone calls someone a racist. I think it is now about time others did the same.

johnny2007 · 2 Jun 2026

Highway Man said:
Sensible talking, I have been hammering this home since the black lives matter campaign, the term racist is way over used now and should be taken with a pinch of salt. I hold very little regard when someone calls someone a racist. I think it is now about time others did the same.

Been doing that for years.
Anyone playing the race card without reason is a dishonest person and a clown and as such should be treated.

ellal · 2 Jun 2026

motorbiking said:
I think a compromise is to have the knife concealed. Having a large knife on a belt in public may be threatening and provoking. But I am not Sikh and do not understand how this would impact law abiding Sikhs.

The fact that the knife used was not of the 'religious' type should not be used to have a go at the Sikh community...

The fact that any type of god botherer should be allowed to carry any weapon is the problem!

Apparently if following the 'religion' to the letter, it (the legal knife) should be on one's person at all times, including when asleep...

In which case, why do those who follow the religion to the letter fly on planes?

I guess that comes under the same 'guidelines'/'rules' as the one where most of the muslims I know partake of alcohol/bacon 'every now and then'

motorbiking · 2 Jun 2026

ellal said:
The fact that the knife used was not of the 'religious' type should not be used to have a go at the Sikh community...

This is incorrect. See Point 10. in the sentence report.

10. You were sober but were carrying a large Sikh dagger in a sheath attached to a belt over the outside of your clothing. It is a strict requirement of the Sikh faith to have a knife, called a kirpan, at all times. Generally, this will be a small knife, hidden from view, often on a length of cord and worn around the neck. You had that but, in addition, the large dagger in a sheath. You are a member of an order of Sikhs called the Nihang who have a tradition of having a second knife, or kirpan and that is often fully visible, believing that the guru will look favourably on that. You observed that tradition in your everyday life, at work and in public. However, it was not a strict requirement; that is borne out by the fact that neither your brother nor father who arrived on the scene after you had stabbed Henry were so dressed. According to Professor Gurnam Singh, Professor of Sociology and an expert in the field: “Over the last 30 years, there has been a trend towards younger people wearing a kirpan with pride, in a desire to express their cultural identity. They see it as an act of resistance to being denied the ability otherwise to display their identity.”

Lower · 2 Jun 2026

New charges for Digma, his brother and his father.

They have been charged with possessing a whole menagerie of bladed and other offensive weopons such as an asp, knuckledusters, a flick knife, swords, kusaris, and a machete.

motorbiking · 2 Jun 2026

wow

Henry Nowak murderer faces new charges alongside brother and father

The trio are charged with possessing a flick knife, machete, swords and knuckledusters, among other weapons

www.independent.co.uk

fillyboy · 2 Jun 2026

Lower said:
New charges for Digma, his brother and his father.

They have been charged with possessing a whole menagerie of bladed and other offensive weopons such as an asp, knuckledusters, a flick knife, swords, kusaris, and a machete.

It's amazing they could walk carrying that weight burden.

Mottie · 2 Jun 2026

Can you imagine the riots and marches if the killer and the victims skin colours were swapped?

transam · 2 Jun 2026

We worked for a lawyer who specialised in employment law

Unfair dismissal claims if possible always look for the opputunity ?? To play the race card

noseall · 2 Jun 2026

Mottie said:
Can you imagine the riots and marches if the killer and the victims skin colours were swapped?

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I think your mate Yaxley and Fromage are rallying the torch/rope bearers.

Mottie · 2 Jun 2026

noseall said:
I think your mate Yaxley and Fromage are rallying the torch/rope bearers.

Your mate Kier has just heard about it. It's put him right off his quinoa sandwich…

SPLINE · 2 Jun 2026

The copper is guilty of manslaughter, the householder clearly told him Henry had a mouthful of blood; Henry told the cop he had been stabbed; cop does nothing to verify this, instead handcuffing Henry with him face down in the dirt and barely moving.

Is it murder or man slaughter

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