It’s odd that when the BBC runs a programme concerning the day release from a secure unit of violent offenders/sex offenders with mental health problem, the issue revolves around the fact that the offenders are “tagged” and whether this may be a civil rights violation. Not a mention of whether releasing these VERY violent people into the local community should be happening in the first place. I suppose in the BBC prism that’s just a no-brainer.
MENTAL HEALTH NO-BRAINERS…
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And, of course, the BBC will NEVER address the wider issues, like is it really a good idea to have policy on the ‘Mad Vs Bad’ question driven by the self-same quacks who make a life and a living claiming to be able to treat people suffering from Sudden Involunatary Axe Murder Syndrome?
The BBC = mongs
Heard the crap on Today(where else?).
Funny then that Asil Nadir will be subject to an electronic tag-but the BBC see nothing odd or “violating his human rights2 does it?
Maybe Asil needs to wield an axe or consider a sexual assault on one of the lower orders-he`ll not need to wear one then without some speed dial lily liver to defend him at our expense!