Court refuses to change sentence of Nottingham killer Valdo Calocane

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  • Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
  • The Court of Appeal has refused to change the sentence of Valdo Calocane, who killed three people in Nottingham last summer.
    The 32-year-old was given an indefinite hospital order after admitting the manslaughter of Barnaby Webber, Grace O’Malley-Kumar and Ian Coates by reason of diminished responsibility, and the attempted murder of three others last June.
    The Attorney General referred the sentence to the Court of Appeal in February, with lawyers arguing last week that Calocane - who suffers from paranoid schizophrenia - should be given a “hybrid” order where he would be treated before serving the remainder of the sentence in custody.
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Комментарии • 169

  • @adiem1653
    @adiem1653 27 дней назад +71

    Playing the mental health card gets you out of terrorism day long

  • @elvishprincess321
    @elvishprincess321 27 дней назад +133

    The Judge should be forced to live next door to this creature when he is released.

    • @andrewstratford4753
      @andrewstratford4753 27 дней назад +6

      For what is worth he wont be released!!!

    • @mikewalker2068
      @mikewalker2068 27 дней назад +5

      Should be forced to live next to him in prison...

    • @BowserLucaTheThird
      @BowserLucaTheThird 27 дней назад +3

      He might never be released, indefinite sentence, he can be kept permanently

    • @marleyhill34
      @marleyhill34 27 дней назад +4

      Hopefully, he will never be released. And I say this as someone with a mental illness with psychotic episodes. We need to take our medication and be treated with intensive psychotherapy when we are heading toward crisis and closely monitored...Not left to our own devices as we often are! I work hard on my mental health but I have personality disorder and trauma so it's a little easier for me than a schizophrenic. Our treatment is the same medication and psychotherapy to avoid triggering a psychotic episode that can result in harm to others and ourselves.

    • @rozm8235
      @rozm8235 27 дней назад

      Probably ipp.

  • @efiaahimah3713
    @efiaahimah3713 27 дней назад +81

    This is disgraceful. British courts have lost their goddamn minds.....🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤷🏻

    • @mus139
      @mus139 27 дней назад

      All run by looney left wings.

  • @christoph3903
    @christoph3903 27 дней назад +38

    They know exactly what they are doing and so does the media.

  • @usmanrehman2468
    @usmanrehman2468 27 дней назад +51

    Ridiculous no way on earth he didn't know what he was doing, he must remain behind the bars for rest of his life.

    • @tyronenelson9124
      @tyronenelson9124 27 дней назад +1

      Yes you are correct about the fact that he should never be released for public safety, but you are not correct by just assuming that this killer may or may not haver known what he was doing.

  • @sntki8561
    @sntki8561 27 дней назад +28

    Disgrace.

  • @MaximilianonMars
    @MaximilianonMars 27 дней назад +94

    British justice is an international joke. Capital punishment made a real incentive not to do this kind of nonsense.

    • @heatrayzvideo3007
      @heatrayzvideo3007 27 дней назад

      Capital punishment hadn't helped America, it's crime rate is much higher. Plus miscarriages of justice still exist and can't be reversed if a person is killed

    • @BigLeek-ig3sb
      @BigLeek-ig3sb 27 дней назад +10

      No it didn't. Also we have a very low murder rate.

    • @darklighter66
      @darklighter66 27 дней назад

      Alson this would apply. Mental Condition.

    • @Ash_G
      @Ash_G 27 дней назад +1

      Is there any link between the Appeal judge and the George S0r0s foundation?

    • @mahalagiul
      @mahalagiul 27 дней назад

      You get what you ask for lads, keep staying indoors on yourube and moan about the real problems you have out there, keep it up, in 50 years from now uk will be a trash can, you will look back to this time and ask yourself why we didn’t do anything when we could ?!?!?!? …… but yeah, enjoy

  • @tmatthews
    @tmatthews 27 дней назад +56

    Diversity is our strength 💪🏽

    • @neil5156
      @neil5156 27 дней назад +1

      Fuck diversity

    • @kenwkls6392
      @kenwkls6392 27 дней назад +4

      yes because even the asian girl who was killed by him was able to survive cause she was so strong....oh wait.

    • @daverussell123
      @daverussell123 27 дней назад

      Its killing our country from within

  • @bernardjoyce1288
    @bernardjoyce1288 27 дней назад +26

    Sickening and frightening.

  • @RJW998
    @RJW998 27 дней назад +53

    Surely, he can never walk the streets again though? Public safety? Three dead, three injured.

    • @OperationFoxley19441
      @OperationFoxley19441 27 дней назад +1

      Never is a very long time.

    • @sntki8561
      @sntki8561 27 дней назад +4

      Unfortunately they do

    • @philmockler5978
      @philmockler5978 27 дней назад

      Don't be too sure!!
      Woke fools!!

    • @maxine3587
      @maxine3587 27 дней назад +1

      ​@@OperationFoxley19441So is being dead.

    • @SteveAngel-ns3qp
      @SteveAngel-ns3qp 27 дней назад +2

      It's an indefinite order so he might never be released. Indefinite orders are reviewed periodically to see if the patient still poses a risk.
      Time will tell.

  • @bumble2able
    @bumble2able 27 дней назад +47

    England has no justice.

    • @kenwkls6392
      @kenwkls6392 27 дней назад

      please, you people get away with crimes all the time

  • @TheJew-vc8qj
    @TheJew-vc8qj 27 дней назад +12

    Who cares if he was mental...the outcome for the victims was still the same!

    • @marleyhill34
      @marleyhill34 27 дней назад +1

      The law cares...unfortunately... it costs more to put a crazy person in prison than it does to keep a crazy person in a secure mental unit.

    • @markbriten6999
      @markbriten6999 27 дней назад +1

      FFS being insane has been a defence for centuries. If you're insane by definition you aren't responsible for your actions. Hence the verdict and sentence

  • @victoriacharlesworth7099
    @victoriacharlesworth7099 27 дней назад +24

    Failure all round…. Isn’t that just the British justice system in a nutshell!

  • @ks-eq3yx
    @ks-eq3yx 27 дней назад +13

    His solicitor should be named and shamed for wasting public money.

    • @marleyhill34
      @marleyhill34 27 дней назад

      You get allocated at random a public lawyer..... if you choose your lawyer it means that you paid for them yourself. Even one is entitled to legal representation in criminal cases....even if they are guilty.

    • @ks-eq3yx
      @ks-eq3yx 26 дней назад

      He did not pay for the lawyer himself, legal aid paid for the lawyer, that means the tax payer paid for the lawyer, so the lawyer agreed to take our money to ask to have the sentence made more lenient which everyone including himself new had no chance of succeeding. That to me is taking money under false pretences, and should be stopped.

    • @marleyhill34
      @marleyhill34 26 дней назад

      @@ks-eq3yx That's not how the law works. if he requests legal aid he is randomly allocated a lawyer.... Which law firm/legal advisory service did you work/volunteer for? I worked for Eversheds and Citizens Advice. With legal aid, you don't get to pick your lawyer or your client. It's the lawyers' job to do whatever the client wants even if it might be considered a waste of public funds. It's their legal right to have their case heard especially in criminal law and mental health law. A lawyer's job is not to decide where public funds should be spent. Their job is to represent their client regardless of cost. Take it up with your MP if you don't like legal aid spent on criminals and the criminally accused.

    • @ks-eq3yx
      @ks-eq3yx 26 дней назад

      Yes regardless to the cost to me the tax payer, stop prevaricating and get to the point of my question. Don't try to hide behind your professional status, people don't fall for that trick anymore.

  • @stuartlawson7977
    @stuartlawson7977 27 дней назад +62

    WOW WOW WOW British justice sucks.

    • @markbriten6999
      @markbriten6999 27 дней назад +2

      No it works the fact you don't understand is irrelevant

    • @AnitaDil
      @AnitaDil 26 дней назад

      No other doesn’t, such an ignorant comment.

  • @johnhamilton6768
    @johnhamilton6768 27 дней назад +9

    Diminished responsibility my ARSE!

  • @OperationFoxley19441
    @OperationFoxley19441 27 дней назад +70

    Anyone with any common sense would know this would be the outcome.

    • @SubjectiveFunny
      @SubjectiveFunny 27 дней назад +6

      We are lacking a lot of common sense these days..

    • @Kierenstanden-qz7eu
      @Kierenstanden-qz7eu 27 дней назад

      @@SubjectiveFunnywe???? It’s not that are

    • @marleyhill34
      @marleyhill34 27 дней назад +3

      Unfortunately, there is a lot of buck-passing when it comes to mental health. I have multiple mental health conditions and I go around in circles trying to get help to make sure I do not have a psychotic episode. I still have some cognition...although it's dwindling currently but it's all down to me....I'm not monitored closely. I've even called the police on myself last year and they didn't want to do anything so I put myself and everyone else at risk to try to get somewhere safe....not everyone in an episode can do this.

    • @Kierenstanden-qz7eu
      @Kierenstanden-qz7eu 27 дней назад +2

      @@marleyhill34 well I would quite happily sit and have a pint with you and have a good chat. Be strong

    • @markbriten6999
      @markbriten6999 27 дней назад +1

      ​@@marleyhill34me too

  • @12marcusboy
    @12marcusboy 27 дней назад +15

    This law system needs to be changed or reformed. Against its own people here in the UK. Something needs to change.

    • @kenwkls6392
      @kenwkls6392 27 дней назад +2

      Oh so NNNOOOWW it needs to be changed... you lot didn't care when Stephen Lawrence got killed by those football hooligans though

    • @marleyhill34
      @marleyhill34 27 дней назад +2

      They need to reform the mental health system because the police and the NHS take very little notice of us crazies on the street..until someone dies. Most of us are left to our own devices in the community.

    • @BestWingbackMyAge
      @BestWingbackMyAge 27 дней назад +1

      Black on black crime racist attacks the hailnut stabbing​ but now it needs to be reformed😂@@kenwkls6392

    • @12marcusboy
      @12marcusboy 27 дней назад +1

      What you on about its been a joke for years. Not just now mate..... and apparently brexit was suppose to help done sweet fa. Trust me I got family who been in the police years and the amount of work that goes in but when it comes to going to court it's in such a sham that they are normally against the people.

    • @12marcusboy
      @12marcusboy 27 дней назад +2

      ​@@marleyhill34now that is very true. Its actually very sad.

  • @IMAC1776
    @IMAC1776 27 дней назад +13

    How can someone be guilty of manslaughter due to diminished responsibility but then for crimes he committed literally a few minutes later be found guilty of attempted murder? That clearly implies if the people he had attempted to deliberately run over had died he’d have been guilty of their murder. Yet the people he actually did kill it is manslaughter. That makes no sense whatsoever.

    • @marleyhill34
      @marleyhill34 27 дней назад +3

      It's because there is no attempted manslaughter charge and no charge of murder with diminished responsibility. It's semantic. In America it would have been 2nd or 3rd degree murder. in the UK we don't have murder by degrees.

  • @sliderdriver1
    @sliderdriver1 27 дней назад +8

    What a total joke. He went prepared! Screw life, it's short walk off a long pier! Let's hope these idiots at the top don't have to go through what these families did. Totally disgraceful decision!

  • @johnwainwright820
    @johnwainwright820 27 дней назад +4

    As well as our politicians our judiciary are not fit for purpose anf should be sacked.

  • @pauljones4871
    @pauljones4871 27 дней назад +4

    This government needs to have a serious look at the justice system, it STINKS

  • @PaganPunk
    @PaganPunk 27 дней назад +3

    No Justice at All!! Absolutely Disgusting!

  • @jonyates7070
    @jonyates7070 27 дней назад +24

    So sad..no way he didn't know what he was doing. To much planned. Our justice system is a joke. So sorry for all the families they must be so angry with both Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire Police.

    • @rossblack2324
      @rossblack2324 27 дней назад +1

      People with mental health issues have a form of conscious, however that doesn't mean they don't fully understand consequences neither does it mean they fully knew what they were doing as it can be lead by a train of different thought unfortunately.

    • @victoriacharlesworth7099
      @victoriacharlesworth7099 27 дней назад +5

      @@rossblack2324well doesn’t that go to show how that monster should be locked up for three life sentences and never allowed near the streets again.

    • @kenwkls6392
      @kenwkls6392 27 дней назад

      @@victoriacharlesworth7099 No, he should pay you a visit instead, then we could see how hard you really are with all that talk.

    • @rossblack2324
      @rossblack2324 27 дней назад

      @@victoriacharlesworth7099 It goes to show the difference of either going into an institution or prison.

  • @user-jg2nq6ll4c
    @user-jg2nq6ll4c 27 дней назад +10

    He's the wrong colour to be sent to a REAL prison for a lifetime, ya' see folks ..........

  • @veronicasavage1182
    @veronicasavage1182 27 дней назад +13

    Diabolical

  • @Jay-gr9ij
    @Jay-gr9ij 27 дней назад +4

    I'm sorry for the families. Failed by the Police and Justice.

  • @hardpaper3192
    @hardpaper3192 27 дней назад +3

    New low even for this piss poor country, I feel so bad for the victims families 😢

  • @davidfoster2006
    @davidfoster2006 27 дней назад +6

    Sue the two incompetent police forces.

    • @marleyhill34
      @marleyhill34 27 дней назад +1

      and the NHS trust. He should have been monitored by a psychiatric nurse in the community or he should have been sectioned into a secure psych ward.

    • @markbriten6999
      @markbriten6999 27 дней назад

      ​@@marleyhill34yes but who's cut back on all mental health care. Oh I know this bunch of arseholes

  • @Nigel-wu5lj
    @Nigel-wu5lj 27 дней назад +15

    Hand puppets told what to do.

  • @galingale5440
    @galingale5440 27 дней назад +1

    Parliament sets the law, the judiciary merely interprets it. Change the law!

  • @kkrr3677
    @kkrr3677 27 дней назад +24

    Black privilege

  • @paulmckenzie6039
    @paulmckenzie6039 27 дней назад +1

    Shocking and so very sad for the families and friends.

  • @bradfordlad5794
    @bradfordlad5794 27 дней назад +10

    The man was very clearly paranoid schizophrenic, he had been placed in secure hospitals on numerous occasions and let out while unwell. Nottinghamshire community outreach team failed here, this man shouldn’t have been on the streets at the time. Blame the system more than anything else

    • @dom2428
      @dom2428 27 дней назад +2

      thankyou, someone speaking some sense. People here don't realize this person was clearly delusional and had a documented history.

    • @blackniall8509
      @blackniall8509 27 дней назад

      @@dom2428 And that means ?

    • @marleyhill34
      @marleyhill34 27 дней назад +1

      I have mental illnesses. He should have been regularly seen by the community psychiatric nurse and if he missed two appointments, he should have been sectioned to a secure psych ward. It's really important to take your meds, practice your therapy skills, check in with your team and follow a relapse prevention plan. Otherwise, everyone is at risk.

    • @ConkerTS
      @ConkerTS 27 дней назад

      The 'system' is made up and run by people. It's not some nebulous force of nature. Yes, some people failed (and of course won't face any consequences for their fatal mistakes, because this is the UK), but just because he's classed as insane doesn't mean that he didn't know what he was doing when he did it. And whether or not he did know, he should NEVER be let out again, and instead he should spend the rest of his life in either an asylum or a prison, for the public's safety, but we all know that he will be let out again, because this is the UK, and money and "Our prisons are too full" and political correctness are far more important considerations to the British legal system than unimportant things like the safety of the public.

    • @bradfordlad5794
      @bradfordlad5794 26 дней назад +1

      @@marleyhill34 that’s all so true brother but unfortunately community outreach is a joke, I’m really glad that your mental state is stable enough to be able to understand how important medication is!! This particular gentleman was clearly in need of being put on higher meds or a depot as he clearly struggles with taking his meds, shame it’s taken him to kill 3 people for him to get the help he so clearly needs

  • @freebeerfordworkers
    @freebeerfordworkers 27 дней назад +2

    The killer had been in and out of mental hospital a few times the question never been asked is who got him out? Was it some liberal lawyer? There was a warrant out for his arrest so he could be detained again but the police didn't bother. Was it because they knew they'd only let him out again in a few months time?

    • @ConkerTS
      @ConkerTS 27 дней назад

      Car mechanics. electricians, builders, etc are held responsible for things if someone dies because of their mistakes (the builders who do the physical building, I mean, not the multi-millionaires who owns the building companies). Lawyers, judges, the people who make the rules, or the people who choose which rules for the subordinates to follow, they never have to answer for their mistakes. Basically, if you earn a lot of money, or are well connected then you don't have to answer for your mistakes in the UK, but if you get paid very little, then the law can and mostly will target you.
      It's just one of the many, many things that are wrong in the UK. And since no one with the power to change it wants to change it (because the people with the power to change it are themselves rich and well connected and so they benefit from the corruption and gross unfairness of this situation) , then nothing will change.

    • @freebeerfordworkers
      @freebeerfordworkers 26 дней назад

      @@ConkerTS I don't think it's ever been different. On the most basic level if I commit a minor traffic offence I have to take whatever is handed down. Some one rich enough can find a lawyer to read through the small print and get them off on a technicality. I read the going rate for this is £30,000.
      I was thinking of a mental health professional who left after being seriously attacked by a patient. The attackers family engaged at top lawyer to get him released. But for a consultant on the panel he would have been released.
      What I'm getting at in this case is that on at least two previous occasions somebody went before a review panel and argued the case and got him out. I don't think they'd be anyone too high up but I'd just like to know who they were.

  • @rontrivett8596
    @rontrivett8596 27 дней назад

    SO HE RECIEVES BENEFITS WHILST HE'S IN THERE AND IF DOCTORS CONSIDER HIM HEALED HE COULD BE WALKING STREETS IN BOUT 10 YEARS TIME!!! THIS IS WHAT WE WERE NOT TOLD

  • @KeithDeley
    @KeithDeley 27 дней назад +1

    The colour of his skin saved him, the judge afraid to change sentence, the race card was ready to come out of the pack again disgraceful

  • @kkrr3677
    @kkrr3677 27 дней назад +2

    Sentence tbe judge too

  • @kevinwake8789
    @kevinwake8789 27 дней назад

    This court COULD have changed the sentence.
    Eltiona Skana, was charged with manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility on 7 year old Emily jones in december 2020, and she got life with a minimum 8 years AFTER been treated at Rampton high security hospital.

    • @marleyhill34
      @marleyhill34 27 дней назад

      It's easier for Ms Skana to get out on "life with a minimum of 8 years" by the parole/probation board than it is for this guy to get out on "an indefinite hospital order" by the Secretary of State for Justice or a mental health Tribunal. Secretary of state usually do not let people out because it's a political hot potato. they can transfer Ms Skana to an open prison but this guy will never leave unescorted unless the Secretary of State or Mental health tribunal agree.

  • @gordonsinclair9603
    @gordonsinclair9603 27 дней назад +1

    Sorry but this killer x 3 has lost the right to to live amongst us and once again let down by the judiciary who have allowed him the chance to kill again.

  • @johnrawlins6147
    @johnrawlins6147 27 дней назад

    These judges have got to be stopped, three people are dead for gods sake , these judges are disgusting disgraceful people

  • @Drabbo
    @Drabbo 27 дней назад

    A Hospital order? Great, so he’ll be placed in an NHS secure facility. (100% nicer than prison btw) and he’ll be able to claim benefits while in there and still have his freedom. Amazing, thanks justice system. Really working well for the British people.

  • @user-um1xt3kh
    @user-um1xt3kh 27 дней назад +2

    Another neuro-scientist off the street.

  • @Seamus1966
    @Seamus1966 27 дней назад

    Jail the Judge for Contempt

  • @MizzhogGB
    @MizzhogGB 27 дней назад

    He will be walking round a town near you in less tha 10 years from now.
    With his carer of course.
    Disgusting.

  • @justincreasy2058
    @justincreasy2058 26 дней назад

    If he was that sick, why was he ever given the right to live in the UK, i can hear him and hundreds of other migrants and lawyers laughing all day! We are so pathetic.

  • @ragnor56
    @ragnor56 26 дней назад +1

    BENT JUSTICE SYSTEM SAME AS PAROLE BOARD !!

  • @beowulf1312
    @beowulf1312 27 дней назад

    Truly tragic.

  • @sweeneytod1
    @sweeneytod1 27 дней назад

    The court follows guidelines. The result is rarely what we want but this horrible man will never be released. In my experience people like this don't live long.

  • @oliverwalker5954
    @oliverwalker5954 27 дней назад

    The judge is a coward.

  • @yr4EVER
    @yr4EVER 27 дней назад

    Imagine one of the victims was someone in that court wonder if there have same view!!! The uk is finished and will never be fixed

  • @wheelie_1988
    @wheelie_1988 27 дней назад +3

    Mental health especially no one should be allowed out. More people play that card than the race card these day's.

  • @gailhickman743
    @gailhickman743 26 дней назад

    This is a fluffin' joke! In other parts of the world he would already have been executed. I can't imagine how the families of his victims must feel. I'm so sorry.

  • @greigsanderson
    @greigsanderson 27 дней назад +2

    BLDM

  • @Woodster48
    @Woodster48 27 дней назад +1

    Beggars belief.

  • @Mr.0.007
    @Mr.0.007 27 дней назад

    Looks like the Judges have had people knock on there door otherwise why would they do this?

    • @markbriten6999
      @markbriten6999 27 дней назад

      Liar and stupid. The judges just apply the law. Don't like it piss off

  • @internetenjoyer1044
    @internetenjoyer1044 27 дней назад

    diminished responsibility for being muslim. all too common in these corrupt courts

    • @johnysharki5694
      @johnysharki5694 26 дней назад

      He actually comes from a Christian family and apparently a regular church goer...

  • @SteveAngel-ns3qp
    @SteveAngel-ns3qp 27 дней назад +1

    Love the way everyone in the comments is suddenly a mental health expert /s

  • @markalufc
    @markalufc 27 дней назад +6

    Sick of leftist judges

  • @angrysloth1
    @angrysloth1 27 дней назад +2

    Obviously she wasn't on the blob.

  • @Johntwoflags
    @Johntwoflags 27 дней назад

    And they still come every day helped by them in Government