Should London Bridge Hero Receive Compensation Despite Previous Convictions? | Good Morning Britain

49-year-old Roy Larner was stabbed nine times in various places over his body as he fought off terrorists in the 2017 London Bridge terror attack. He has since been denied compensation for his heroism as he has previous criminal convictions, including a racially aggravated assault last year. Lawyer and political & women's activist Dr. Shola Mos-Shogbamimu and former met police detective Sue Hill debate whether or not Roy should be entitled to compensation for his bravery on that day.
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Broadcast on 17/07/2019
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[@carmengrixti3191]

I wonder what they would have done in he's situation that night? They're all mouth

[@sidjames435]

I know the man he is not a racist

[@sidjames435]

If you agree or not he’s a hero