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Can anyone help me understand what this means?

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itsgettingweird · 19/06/2026 19:54

I’ve been reading that the man responsible for throwing the child into the crocodile enclosure has been placed on conditional bail as they aren’t considered fit enough for questioning.

What are the conditions likely to be? Are they monitored? Is it released to a secure hospital?

Otherwise it seems strange to me someone too unwell to be questioned but unwell enough to throw a 3yo to a crocodile is deemed well enough to be allowed to roam the streets again?

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Holidayhooha · 25/08/2026 18:47

likelysuspect · 25/08/2026 18:30

Where are you getting this information from?

BBC website today said he was home.

NerrSnerr · 25/08/2026 18:52

Holidayhooha · 25/08/2026 13:07

Exactly - all the more reason to curtail their freedoms to reduce risk to other innocent people.

Or to ensure that social care staff are trained well enough and there is enough funding to ensure adequate staffing.

If you (or your husband, child or best friend) had a car accident this evening which left you with a brain injury that meant that you behaved erratically would you be happy to be locked up for life ‘just in case’. Could happen to any of us

Holidayhooha · 25/08/2026 20:28

NerrSnerr · 25/08/2026 18:52

Or to ensure that social care staff are trained well enough and there is enough funding to ensure adequate staffing.

If you (or your husband, child or best friend) had a car accident this evening which left you with a brain injury that meant that you behaved erratically would you be happy to be locked up for life ‘just in case’. Could happen to any of us

Surely it depends on the level of risk ? Or is it always an absolute right to freedom with none of the responsibilities? If I lost my cognitive ability I wouldn’t want to do that to an innocent child even though I wouldn’t be held to account.

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