....That the justice system in Britain is broken.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00tf1r4/Madness_in_the_Fast_Lane/

Can't view outside the UK.

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Wtf? Why did they do that?!

Madness!

You can watch it here also http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzfPC1X94ew

Its unbelievable! The fact that these two women weren't found to be a danger to themselves and to others after the motorway incident is beyond me, and to basically let them off scot free is a travesty. five years? for murder? its too bad it didnt all end on that motorway where they intended it to

My wife is working in a instutition of mentaly disturbed.
These people are sentenced by law to this instutition and will be monitored for life cause of aggresive raiged offences..
She told me story`s about how that clients as they are called get this minute of raige.
They are only with 2 people on the side where they are standing and when they get this way, they have to call all help they can get cause they then will be unbelievable strong.
last week her collegue broke 5 ribs cause of this.
Normaly these clients can act normal, but in a split second their behavior changes in to danger. I cant believe my wife will defend them on character but looking at this I do understand better. But also I am more scared now what can happen to her now. My wife isnt a guard nor a policewoman she is a 1st specialist an care taking there. So they dont have weapens only a button to press when they are in danger. Its a crime that institutions and so on, get less and less money and help to secure safety and every year less workers on the floor cause of less money froim gouverment.
But these cases cant be weight on a scale for prison, it should be monitored for life in a special invirement where they also will be, when they appear ``normal`` cause you never know when their moment of raige will disclosure itself, for all our sakes...

Surely the police officers who dealt with the motorway incident and anyone who was there, could see that these two women were mentally ill, a danger to themselves and others. So to let them out a day or two later after a couple of interviews is shocking, especially when no alcohol or drugs were found after a blood test. They obviously needed psychiatric treatment.

Also, the BBC had this story on BBC news recently, and nobody ever mentioned how it may of been a good idea for them to hand over the footage from the TV programme they were filming (Traffic Cops I think) to the police. Anyone who watches that footage can see there insane, and surely wouldn't have been released so soon after the motorway incident.

The worrying thing is this woman will be out on the streets in 5 years. It's the poor bunny that's gonna get boiled that I feel sorry for!

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QQhzvunjDw



wow annoying :-)