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PostPosted: 20:54 - 05 Feb 2011    Post subject: A town unites against Knife crime Reply with quote

on Tuesday night a young lad (19 y.o.) was stabbed after being robbed when he had already handed over his wallet (£12 in it)
he died shortly after in hospital
unfortunately this is a regular occurrence where I live, Blantyre is well know for knife crime

the young lad this time was a well liked boy that worked for charity in Thailand teaching handicapped kids during his summer holidays
this was one too many young lives lost and people started a page on facebook to hold a walk
in memory of this sad and useless waste of life, in 3 days the message went around
and by last night (Fri) over 1300 people had pledged to attend including me and my kids

today (sat) according to police figures over 5000 people walked around the town
to show we are fed up with the violence and blade culture we now live in
it took the cops by surprise the amount that turned up as they had not blocked the roads
the walk closed every major road in the town as the procession was almost 2 miles long and took up the full width of the road

I was overwhelmed at this show of disgust by the people of blantyre for coming out in these numbers
and it was every age group from kids to pensioners even a couple in wheelchairs
the hope is it will send out a message to the scum of this town that people will not put up with this any more
and meetings are being organised to try to find ways to put an end to the knife culture

as to the two scumbags that did this they have been arrested, one turned in by his mother
they are 18 year old and both have a long history of slashing and stabbing people
hopefully this time the court will do there job and lock them up for as long as possible
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PostPosted: 22:46 - 05 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

this was posted tonight on a facebook page Keep Blantyre Safe

I think it says it all

To my friends of Blantyre:
What we saw today was extraordinary, a community pulled together by the death of a good young man. We took our first steps today to honour his memory in a way that no one could have imagined, in his memory we are taking back our village from the scum that infested it. I believe and I am sure all of you will agree that by the time it took to complete our walk something happened, we became a community again. A community that has sent out a clear message that we have had enough. The eyes of the wider communities of the country are upon us and if we lead they will follow, let's show them the way and not only will we have a better village but a better country to live in. Now that's what I call honouring Reamonn's life.

To the scum:
Let me be the first to say it "your reign is over, we have served you notice. Clean up your ways or get out you are no longer welcome in our village. We won't stand by and let you rule by fear because we don't fear you anymore."

To the police:
You have a community that is ready and willing to support you, don't let us down. We know you face untold challenges in your day to day duties but we are by your side and we've got your back.

To the councillors:
Get your finger out
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PostPosted: 23:11 - 05 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

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To the scum:
Let me be the first to say it "your reign is over, we have served you notice. Clean up your ways or get out you are no longer welcome in our village. We won't stand by and let you rule by fear because we don't fear you anymore."

To the police:
You have a community that is ready and willing to support you, don't let us down. We know you face untold challenges in your day to day duties but we are by your side and we've got your back.

To the councillors:
Get your finger out


Brilliant the country needs more of this before the it all goes to the dogs.
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PostPosted: 23:20 - 05 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

hopefully some good will come from this
we are already mobilising and a group of us have called a meeting to get idea's and then we plan to take on the councillor's and call them to account
with the turnout we had today we have the people behind us to force them to act or be voted out
and get people in that care about the community

Stand up to the thugs, take our community's back and let decent people feel safe in the streets
I seen the people of blantyre make a start on this today
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PostPosted: 00:41 - 06 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Karma I don't have much to say other than well done. It's great to see a village pull together like this. Karma
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PostPosted: 01:13 - 06 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

I really appreciate what the community has done but how effective is it? Walking around saying that you won't allow it to happen achieves what? Its good to see people unite in a common cause but it also needs to defend its rights.

Law and order has no value to the type of person that it should deal with. Seriously, laws only exist for those that accept them, is that not obvious? The Police are ineffective and Prison is not a deterrent.
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PostPosted: 02:20 - 06 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Well i dont think it did any harm. I think a big event like that may give people the strength to report things they know and feel the community is on their side, rather than that they are ratting on someone.

Prison may not be a deterrent but it can physically remove people for a short period of time so they cant do crimes when in prison. Arguably worth the huge cost on that basis alone, when it comes to murderers.

The problem is when crime is seen as inevitable and acceptable. If a community makes a stand against it, those who might do bad things, may do slightly less bad things. Those who before would stay silent, might now come forward.

Can't do any harm.
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PostPosted: 02:22 - 06 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Marki wrote:
I really appreciate what the community has done but how effective is it? Walking around saying that you won't allow it to happen achieves what? Its good to see people unite in a common cause but it also needs to defend its rights.


yes It has to defend it rights, but it takes a community to do that not a vigilante group
today I seen a community come together for the first time and the vibe in the town has changed dramatically already
everyone is talking about the way they seen what can be done when people let there feelings be known

teenagers of who there were many hundreds of in the march are saying they want a change and are now saying
if they know of any of there friends are carrying knifes they don't want to associate with them
or even "grass them up" something I never thought I'd here


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Law and order has no value to the type of person that it should deal with. Seriously, laws only exist for those that accept them, is that not obvious? The Police are ineffective and Prison is not a deterrent.

Now if the community had gone around to their houses and lynched them from the nearest tree while all sticking together and no one having the finger pointing at them for the actual act, that is true justice. Irrespective of how far down the food chain you are, this may make you think twice.


here I disagree, an eye for an eye is not acceptable in a modern world
thats why we did away with the death penalty
you can't just go round up every chav and put them in front of a firing squad though thats a tempting thought, but where do you draw the line

the answer has to be in stopping the problem before it begins
you have to break the cycle and a big part of that is to give people a community to be proud of
and good to be a part of, something thats very much lacking in the Uk these days
we prefer to close the blinds and pretend we don't see the decline in our neighbourhoods
and what goes on around us, but if people get together they can identify the local issues and deal with them

its not a magic bullet and it will take time but you have to start somewhere
and when a community bands together the way I seen today people power can make a change
and have more of a say in what happens in there town and tell the councillors to give them the resources to tackle the problem
or get voted out on there ass
and the people will elect someone who will that cares for the community

as to the police if the community shouts loud enough we can get regular patrol's in trouble spots
target known offenders and generally harass the shit out of them to the point the are no longer a threat
demand tougher sentences for real crimes and not the mamby pamby treatment they get now
and mandatory sentence for carrying a knife to be at a level where it a deterrent and enforced
same for other crimes as I said both boys in custody for this murder have long records
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PostPosted: 02:29 - 06 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

colin1 wrote:
Well i dont think it did any harm. I think a big event like that may give people the strength to report things they know and feel the community is on their side, rather than that they are ratting on someone.

Prison may not be a deterrent but it can physically remove people for a short period of time so they cant do crimes when in prison. Arguably worth the huge cost on that basis alone, when it comes to murderers.

The problem is when crime is seen as inevitable and acceptable. If a community makes a stand against it, those who might do bad things, may do slightly less bad things. Those who before would stay silent, might now come forward.

Can't do any harm.



exactly my point colin
if people step up and say enough is enough and not just turn a blind eye we can make a change
but it takes the community to back it up and stand together

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PostPosted: 02:42 - 06 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

https://video.stv.tv/bc/stv-news-saturday-central-20110205/

watch the first few minutes of this link you will see the depth of feeling and the amount of people
that came out to support this and this was all by word of mouth and facebook in 3 days
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PostPosted: 03:13 - 06 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

It can be done. All you need is one good Judge prepared to take them on and a community prepared to back them up.

It happened in the razor gang war-zone that was Glasgow in the 1950's. Lord Carmont was on the bench in the crown court and is reputed to have told the police "Bring them before me and I'll put them away!". He gave everyone brought before him for a stabbing 10 years and within 3 weeks, the streets were safe to walk.
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PostPosted: 11:58 - 06 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Yeah, it'll be great if the police don't arrest you alongside the real criminals, but that's probably be far too much like police work for their liking I'm sure.

Karma for the whole thing though, don't think I've quite seen anything like that before.

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PostPosted: 14:29 - 06 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Well done to all those that turned up and those wanting to make a difference

What a fantastic show of the people. Lets hope its the start of a positive change in a community that clearly wants it.

Its sad that places have come to this in the country and people have to live in fear.

Hat off to you all those that are standing up for their towns, family's and community

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PostPosted: 16:48 - 06 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

from the Daily Mail today

Town of tears as thousands march for murdered Reamonn Gormley

THOUSANDS of tearful mourners brought a town to a standstill yesterday as they paid tribute to murdered teenager Reamonn Gormley.

Reamonn, 19, was stabbed to death as he walked home in Blantyre, Lanarkshire, last week.

Yesterday, his closest friends led a parade round the streets of his home town in his honour. They were joined by more than 2000 members of the shocked community.

Pals wore Celtic tops with Reamonn's name on the back and waved banners reading: "Reamonn Gormley, true gentleman. Gone but not forgotten."

The crowd, including Labour MSP James Kelly, brought traffic to a halt, with many motorists stopping to pay their own respects.

Last night, John Tierney, who helped organise the event, said: "We are overwhelmed by the reaction. It's absolutely unbelievable.

"The good people of Blantyre have come out in tribute to one of our own.

"One of the most important things is the Gormley family know the community are behind them. Hopefully they can take a bit of strength from this."
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PostPosted: 17:14 - 06 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

from another paper

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Two men aged 22 and 18 have now been charged in connection with the death, but the pain and frustration on the streets of Blantyre yesterday ran far deeper than just this one case.

“There’s been four murders in the last three years in this area,” Sandra Nicol said as she watched the walkers pass her home. “Go up to High Blantyre Cemetery and you’ll see the number of young bodies in it. It’s all tragedy, all through violence.”

Stephen Airlye, 17, taking part in the rally, said: “There’s been a lot of murders in Blantyre recently, and that’s just enough. It’s unnecessary.”

It is now “normal” for South Lanarkshire teens to carry a knife, he added. The deadly consequences of this habit for Scotland with alarming frequency.

In the last full year for which records are available, 35 people were killed in knife attacks in Scotland, nearly half of the 79 homicides recorded in total. This represents a drop of 39% on the previous year, but still leaves Scotland with one of the worst long-term murder rates in Europe – a problem clustered particularly around the west of the central belt.

According the Scottish Government’s latest EU-wide figures, only Estonia, Lithuania, Finland and Bulgaria have a worse murder rate than Scotland.

Amid the shock and grief on display yesterday was a burning desire for “somebody to do something about it”, as one woman put it. Most favoured tougher sentences for knife-carrying criminals, more police on the street and more use of stop-and-search powers.

Some of these policies have been broadly backed by Labour and the Conservatives, with the SNP, the Liberal Democrats and many leading policemen opposed.

Scottish Labour community safety spokesman James Kelly, who was at yesterday’s rally, said: “I do accept that it’s important to have strong education and skills and to carry out early intervention so we can tackle the culture of violence, but I genuinely believe that if you introduce minimum mandatory sentences for knife-carrying people will think twice about carrying a knife.”

However, Detective Chief Superintendent John Carnochan, head of Strathclyde Police’s Violence Reduction Unit, said: “I’ve been a cop for 34 years. If I thought locking people up the first time they were carrying a knife and giving them four years in the jail would work I’d be your man. Jail doesn’t work, we need early intervention, restricting access to alcohol and knives.”

Others, including the chief constables of Strathclyde and Lothian and Borders police forces, were also opposed to mandatory minimum sentences.

LibDem justice spokesman Robert Brown said it made sense to tackle the alcohol and gangs involved in many knife crimes.

He added: “In Polmont [young offenders’ institution] 91% of them have been there before. You cannot claim that prison and detention sort the problem against that background. It’s an expensive way of making bad people worse.”

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PostPosted: 17:23 - 06 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

What needs to be done is to not so much tackle knife crime, but tackle what leads to knife crimes. The root problem is the kids at school that get away with being violent, and then continue it in adult life, and those that get involved in gangs. Prison is not such a good idea as it more like a University for criminals, and actually just turns borderline criminals, into well skilled criminals! If people go to prison for offences where they are likely to learn new criminal skills, then they should be put in solitary confinement for the entirety of their term. If you go in for causing death through drink driving though for example, then there would be no need for solitary. If you go in for burglary then there is!

If this town wants to make a big difference, why not campagin for construction of a 20,000 place prison so there is actual place to send the criminals? Thumbs Up
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PostPosted: 19:39 - 06 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

I was a bit surprised by the original post, as I expected there to be a few stabbings in Blantyre, though overall it is a pretty friendly place actually - but a rather large one to 'unite'. Not the one I've visited, then Razz.

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The root problem is the kids at school that get away with being violent, and then continue it in adult life,

Indeed, but I'd tend to put the blame at the parents, as there's very little schools can do these days thanks to tabloid politics (well, apart from confiscate phones and read their contents, anyway Wink).

Be interesting to see if this does make a real difference. I suspect the thugs will be keeping their heads down for a bit, but give it sixth months, will it be back to the same old?
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PostPosted: 15:39 - 07 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

As said before, its the causes of knife crime need tackling not "knife crime" in general.

Why should I, a friendly non-scumbag type of person, get sent away with some good ol' MMS (mandatory minimum sentencing) just because I choose to carry a knife on my person.

Stabbing people is already illegal, so if I go round stabbing people by all means bust me for that. Criminalising me and giving me a 5 years (i assume) for merely possesing a sharp piece of metal is fucking insane.
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PostPosted: 15:44 - 07 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

I live in Newport where pregnant chicks get stabbed at home and have their houses burned down.

Story here



It's a cool story (the community against knife crime thing not the murdering pregnant chicks thing) but what does it really achieve? The knifey scrotes will still be knifey scrotes even if they are declared as universally unwelcome.
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PostPosted: 17:22 - 07 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

G wrote:
Indeed, but I'd tend to put the blame at the parents, as there's very little schools can do these days thanks to tabloid politics (well, apart from confiscate phones and read their contents, anyway Wink).


An easy conclusion to come to yet I feel it is overly simplistic and incorrect.

There is very little a parent can do now to change their childs behaviour. In times gone by we had community, people knew who's children were whose and it got back to the parents if the kids were misbehaved. Now people are scared to talk out which is why this incident of a community uniting is newsworthy. Try asking social services for help with a wayward child and they will ask you want you think they should do, say I don't know YOU are the professionals and they again ask what you expect them to do. Parents no longer have the help of the community or help from social services so if they have an uncontrollable child it is left till they are 16 and it's possible to truly prosecute them to the extent of the law.
So with no help from anyone a parent is expected to control a wayward child and yet if they use physical punishment of any kind such as restriction of movement, controlled times for sleep rest etc, bed without dinner, slapping or anything else they stand a high chance of being accused of abuse.

In the case of Blantyre the parents would have known their children were up to no good, in fact one of them handed their child over and the community or at least parts of it would have known but it took a teenager dieing for them to do anything about it. Perhaps if the community took a greater responsibility it wouldn't have happened in the first place.
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PostPosted: 18:14 - 07 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

well tomorrow there is a meeting that started off as a handful of people that want to take this forward
its already snowballed up to a large meeting with lots of concerned people of the town
my daughter and others involved in community projects and kid / youth groups are all attending

I was involved in community projects before that did a lot of good but as per usual cutbacks and closure of community centers
put a stop to the project when we ran out of money to put on these events
I'm seeing people I worked with back then resurfacing and looking to see if we can get this going again

but already there is a change taking place in the community, everyone I spoke to said it was about time
and that there fed up just closing the blinds or turning a blind eye like we have been doing
we all know who the troublemakers are and who to look out for
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PostPosted: 11:01 - 08 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

sickpup wrote:
G wrote:
Indeed, but I'd tend to put the blame at the parents, as there's very little schools can do these days thanks to tabloid politics (well, apart from confiscate phones and read their contents, anyway Wink).


An easy conclusion to come to yet I feel it is overly simplistic and incorrect.

There is very little a parent can do now to change their childs behaviour. ...



Why not bring the young child up so that their behaviour isn't a problem in the first place?

The bulk of your answer seemed to relate IMO to older children, teens etc.

What about those who attend the first day of infant school and are uncontrollable, attack other children, call teachers "bitches" and tell them to "fuck off" etc?

That ^ happens even in "nice" schools.
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PostPosted: 11:18 - 08 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Fruit'n'nut wrote:
Why not bring the young child up so that their behaviour isn't a problem in the first place?


I like to think most parents try to do this but in no way did I say all parents do.

Fruit'n'nut wrote:
The bulk of your answer seemed to relate IMO to older children, teens etc.


Thats only because you haven't seen a six year old with behavioural problems kick off violently for hours on end, needing restraining by an adult or seen one deliberately hurt themseves

Fruit'n'nut wrote:
What about those who attend the first day of infant school and are uncontrollable, attack other children, call teachers "bitches" and tell them to "fuck off" etc?

That ^ happens even in "nice" schools.


Are you trying to defeat your own arguement with this comment?
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PostPosted: 11:21 - 08 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

I read this topic and it reminded me of a song from one my favourite combos.

Just because of these lyrics:

You see knife crime knife crime ain't about knifes,
It's about young Britain and the ways of lives,
You don't solve knife crime by taking knifes to hand,
You solve it by instilling new hopes and plans,
You've got positives though, I swear it's true,
In north south east west and the midlands too.
God damn viresty, that shines right through.
Who's makes the best music in the world, we do


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PostPosted: 11:23 - 08 Feb 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

A child is the product of its parents, and the root of all problems lay with them as a general rule.
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