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Exclusive: Convicted murderer Steve Gallant on tackling Fishmongers’ Hall terrorist on London Bridge
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- Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2021
- A convicted murderer, who used a narwhal tusk to tackle Fishmongers’ Hall attacker Usman Khan, has spoken exclusively to Channel 4 News, saying his actions prove “people can change”.
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In his first ever interview, Steve Gallant said he hopes he can inspire other prisoners to reform, as he paid tribute to Jack Merritt - one of two people killed by Khan two years ago.
Mr Gallant was on his first day out of prison, on day release while serving a 17-year sentence, when he confronted Khan who was armed with two knives and had a fake bomb strapped to his body.
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Very proud sister he has totally changed his life around x
"If you don't want to change nothing can change you"- Well done Mr. Gallant. RIP Jack and Saskia.
"People aren't defined by their past. They can grow and change for the better."
- Dhar Mann
Respect to you, well spoken well represented.
A freaking Narwhal Tusk!! Thats the funniest, best way to stop a terrorist I've ever heard of...
well done steve on many levels
Not sure if his murder victims family will think the same
Not sure why you felt the need to comment on a situation you know nothing about but okay
@@Ben-db5rehis victim got away with attempt murder and rape he was a bad man
Unfortunately our judicial / prison system often brands those who have commited crime as evil or a monster. People change
Well done Steve 👏
Gallant by name ...
And by this you mean?
@@pollieprest1327 Look up Gallant in a dictionary
Lol, I've just said that????
From what I heard my father was a good man wish I was honoured too meet him I don’t know the ins and outs as I wasn’t born but if he really did change his ways he’ll never be forgiven I feel blessed to be here so I shouldn’t hate on the guy
Well done sir ❤️🌹
Brave Horatius
He is not a hero .. but he continues to Go the long hard way of redemption, we should encourage that giving him reasons to do so .. but his guilty will always be there to hopefully remind him ..we all should have guilt about our actions hurting other people so that we can do better
Rubbish he did an extremely bad thing for which he served his time.
That particular day he did very heroic deeds.
You can acknowledge his crime and still acknowledge his heroism.
Wait why were there just narwhale tusks next too him wut?
I think they were hung up on the walls. It’s called Fishmongers’ Hall after all
Sshh Bob, we are not supposed to analyse the content.. just be good little sheep, follow the big dog, and blindly believe.
@@katpuss6564 schizophrenia
Not sure if the murdered victims family would feel the same about this man, life in prison yet he was out in 2020??
Life sentence does not mean you remain in prison for life, just that restrictions upon yourself apply for life. For instance, Steve would be subject to recall to prison for breaking any of the terms of his release, which would be a prohibition on holding weapons for example. a requirement to live in certain areas, and/or to report regularly to a police station. If he were to commit any crime, even minor, he'd like face severe consequences, possibly years more in prison. He won't ever be able to work in any job that exposes him to vulnerable individuals, and many other jobs will be barred too. It's hardly a free reign.
There's really no reason to keep someone who's otherwise safe to the public in prison forever. It's a revenge tactic but the goal of prison is not revenge but to reform them. Looks like it worked well for Steve.
'Life' sentences are a joke , in Ireland and England. It is only about 25 years. If I had my way, killers, rapists, acid attackers etc would get life until natural death, sentences.
How do you know how they feel?
@@mathonamoore123 let me guess, you'd probably have higher rates of crime & spend more on your prison system housing people because of revenge, rather than trying to restore them to be a functional person in society
Shows how much you know
Dear Jon snow "I wish that for some time, you could stand inside my shoes.THEN you'd KNOW what a DRAG it IS to SEE you"
He's not a hero, he just paid a debt that he owed society.
Bore off
how do you work that one out Leon. Is everyone now allowed to take the law into their own hands? The Police were already on the scene, there was no need for him to'intervene.' He just reverted to type. One of a pack of dogs beating up another.
Total hero 🇬🇧✌️
HMQ =Functional Illiterate incapable of research?
Do me a favour! The man had a few minutes of bravery, but it says NOTHING about whether or not he's still a danger. This man and another killed an innocent manin the most brutal way imaginable. If there was any justice, he'd be dead now, having died in a gas chamber. The fact that he instinctively acted in this one situation says NOTHING. The savagery of his crime shows a level of viciousness that will ALWAYS be a danger to others. All this fawning over him now is completely sickening.
Hard to judge him as either a convict or hero.
@@momurda6 The man planned and murdered an innocent man, laying in wait then beating him so brutally that medics could not find the man's mouth. If you can't judge that, then nothing matters. Gallant is a complete savage. The fcat that that savagery worked to the good of people this time does not absolve him. He should have been executed.
If he had been executed, many more would have died. Whether convicts are to be returned to society, is a matter for our courts and appeals system. Not social media.
Please get a grip before you comment on someone you don’t even know. Clearly your 2 minute comment gave you satisfaction of trying to knock someone down🤣
@@pollieprest1327 Go read the crime transcripts before you leap to his defence. And don't try your 1st grade psycho analysis on me. The far greater question is why YOU feel the need to virtue signal by defending an absolutely brutal murderer. Feeling extra woke this morning?
Must have been hard on the family of the man who's skull he caved in. But Jon snow is not the type to care for such piffle-paffle. His breed have a habit of having their way -ill of good. An easy relationship with open doors and prescribed entitlement. For His upper-Middle class guilt is not my guilt. None of my ancestors behaved like his. Of that, I'm certain. No easy chairs in the Indian sun for them. So FU.
Considering that guy got caught assaulting his father and attempted to beat the woman who caught him to death and tossed her in a skip... Doubt his family minds that much.
Maybe have a look into the guy that got killed, I very, very much doubt ANYONE misses him, much less his own family. Maybe have a look into why he was attacked too.
Congrats to everyone who is early and found this comment!
Killers don't change. He should never have been released from prison, we are too soft on killers, rapists, acid attackers and other anti social thugs, in Ireland and England.
Well this man did.
Funny one
The guy he killed raped and killed a prostitute as well as burgled one of the guys that got him and attacked his pregnant gf.
Do you think this was a random attack? It was revenge. The guy that got killed deserved it. Have a good look into the case. I don't think they meant to kill the guy, but even if not, they did the world a fucking favour getting rid of him. Google his name, or Google his nickname the papers deliberately omitted due to his reputation "Bam Bam". You'll see he was a waste of oxygen. Anyone who knew the guy was happy to see him wiped out. He was an absolute menace.