Tuesday - January 20, 2009

Immigrant raped girl so he could get English lessons in prison and visit his brother in jail.

Well hell I guess that’s as good a reason as any.

I know most ppl are busy with the events taking place in DC today.  I on the other hand have ignored it (is that a mistake?) and have been fuming angry since yesterday over reported crime stories of horrific nature in the news.  And then this one just popped up to add fuel to the fire.

Romanian immigrant raped girl so he could get English lessons in prison and visit with rapist brother

By Arthur Martin and Chris Brooke
Last updated at 5:42 PM on 20th January 2009

Ali Majlat raped a girl because he wanted to be sent to prison, he claims.

A Romanian immigrant brutally raped a young woman on a train station so he could be sent to prison for a bed, food and English lessons at the same jail as his brother.

Ali Majlat, who has a string of convictions in his home country and in the UK, punched, kicked and dragged his 21-year-old victim along the ground as she waited for a train home after seeing friends.

She briefly escaped his clutches, but he caught up with her in an underpass at Wakefield Kirkgate station in West Yorkshire and subjected her to a sustained attack which was captured on CCTV.

Finally, he stole her mobile phone, purse and a bracelet before fleeing. When he was caught five days later he admitted his guilt and claimed he did it so he would end up in prison.

‘When I was on the railway station I thought I should rape this lady in order to get a place to eat and sleep and learn the English language,’ he told a psychologist.

This bizarre explanation for the attack emerged when Majlat pleaded guilty to rape and robbery at Leeds Crown Court on Monday.

On hearing this, Judge Alistair McCallum was so shocked that he asked Majlat’s defence barrister to repeat the defendant’s reasons for committing the offence to be sure he had heard correctly.

Hours before the attack Majlat had tried to visit his brother in Wakefield prison where he is currently serving a jail term for rape and attempted murder. However, he was turned away because he did not have the correct paperwork.

The 35-year-old later told police that he attacked the girl at the local station in the hope he would be sent to the same prison as his brother.

‘All he seems concerned about is being in the same jail as his brother,’ a police source said. ‘ When he was told that he would be deported after his sentence, he seemed horrified.

‘He doesn’t want to go back to Romania. He just wants to stay in a British jail.’

Majlat, who is currently on remand in Leeds prison, entered the UK shortly after being released from a Romanian jail last June after serving time for theft and attempted robbery.

In September he was jailed for eight weeks by Horseferry Road magistrates court in London for burglary. But he was not deported after being freed because he was not deemed ‘high risk’.

Convicts from the European Economic Area - members of the EU, plus Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland - can be removed only if they are highly likely to re-offend and if they present a ‘present, genuine and sufficiently serious threat’.

In reality, many of these are allowed to remain in the UK as well.

During the case, Judge McCallum demanded to know what procedures there were to stop criminals entering the country.

‘This is going to be something we will have to be looking at more regularly,’ he added.

Currently EU citizens with a valid passport can travel to Britain without prior warning. Even in cases where officials are aware of serious convictions, criminals cannot automatically be turned away.

Critics branded the decision to keep him in a British jail as ‘an absolute disgrace’.

Susie Squire, of the Taxpayers Alliance, said: ‘This man is a career criminal and should be deported immediately. There is no way that hard-up taxpayers should have to bear the financial burden of supporting this kind of individual.

‘Now more than ever, every penny of public money is precious. All available funds should be given to fund tax breaks, not for convicted foreign criminals.’

After raping his victim at 8.30pm on October 12 last year, Majlat fled to London. But police were able to track him down to a homeless hostel in Victoria because he was still using his victim’s mobile phone.

He was closely examined by doctors and psychologists, who insisted he was sane, despite his bizarre claims.

During the court hearing, Judge McCallum said he was considering imposing a life sentence.

He asked the Crown Prosecution Service to investigate Majlat’s criminal history in Romania, particularly sexual offences, before he sentences him on April 6.

After the hearing, Detective Superintendent Dave Shipperlee, of British Transport Police, said: ‘This was a violent and sustained attack on a young woman who must have been absolutely terrified.

‘Police conducted an intensive investigation to catch the man responsible. I would like to reassure the public that incidents such as this are extremely rare on the railway network and also to thank everyone who came forward with information to help us in our investigation.’

In a dossier released last month, the Tories revealed that an estimated 3,000 foreign criminals were released without being deported last year.

Immigrants who were not prevented from entering Britain included sex attacker Josef Kurek, jailed for life in 2005 after breaking into the home of a 25-year-old woman in Swansea and raping her. He had just served nine years for rape in Poland, following four years for attempted rape.

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Apparently this sort of behavior runs in the family.  I guess it’s a gift these bastards have.  Just what the heck is it the criminal system doesn’t understand about working to keep the law abiding safer?
These lower forms of life go to jail, come out and do it again.  And Again.  Oh but we must never be too harsh in our judgment and we certainly do not want the death penalty.  Load of BS.  First offense for an act like this and where there is clear proof, as there is here, a trial should not be necessary.  Rack first, then cut off offending member, stuff it in the bastard’s mouth and hang em. But do NOT hang so death comes quickly.

An interesting article in the paper the other day.
21,000 criminals who are spared jail, reoffend.  Oh dear. What a surprise. Surely not. Ya just can not trust the word of ppl these days.

Hey America.  Wanna read something funny?  These same boneheads who make crime so easy here think we (USA) might benefit by following their “humane” example.  Meanwhile ... kids here are wearing stab proof vests to school.  Gangs of negroes have raped girls and poured boiling sugar water and caustic acid on their victims and filming their deeds.  (The sugar we are told retains the heat of the water and so burns the victim longer.)

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