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Violent male granted bail because judge feels sorry for 'her'

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pisacake · 27/11/2017 14:41

www.thesun.co.uk/news/5009904/transgender-woman-shoved-police-officer-onto-train-tracks-after-he-asked-her-to-stop-abusing-other-commuters/

"Her Old Bailey trial was told how Bregazzi barged off-duty PC Sam Chegwin onto the tracks at Hanger Lane Station in Ealing, west London, at 5.15am on July 17 after he heard her berating bystanders and asked her to “calm down”.

PC Chegwin suffered only minor injuries after his head landed inches away from the line, which became live as the first train passed through seven minutes later.

He quickly climbed back on to the platform and arrested Bregazzi, who told officers she had downed four bottles of Prosecco and taken drugs during a wild night out."

"Defence barrister Mustapha Hakme said Bregazzi is one surgery away from fully transitioning to a woman and said her mental health issues had been “exacerbated” by her being transgender."

"Judge Jeremy Dein, QC, released her on bail after telling the court he was “concerned” that she has been held in custody “in very difficult circumstances”.

Judge Dein said he did not “feel comfortable with imposing an immediate sentence of imprisonment” and deferred sentence until next February.

Bregazzi already has 40 convictions for assault, harassment and shoplifting designer frocks dating back to 2007, including attacks on staff and commuters at Highgate Station, East Finchley Station and Kings Cross Station."

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QOFE · 27/11/2017 14:42

Another fucking "Paris" Hmm

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pisacake · 27/11/2017 14:42

the difficult circumstances presumably being held in a male estate.

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pisacake · 27/11/2017 14:44

Yes Paris Valeta Bregazzi stacks up nicely alongside Paris Lees (trans rentaquote) and Paris Green (trans murderer/torturer/female prison infiltrator).

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Lancelottie · 27/11/2017 14:45

Depends.
Could the judge have meant he was uncomfortable with the idea of putting this character into a women's prison?

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Hastalapasta · 27/11/2017 14:48

Hope so Lance should be off the streets and getting help though.

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pisacake · 27/11/2017 14:49

I love how it says

'The court heard Bregazzi has struggled to deal with her parents’ rejection of her after she came out aged 19.

He explained: “She is someone who as a result has been left full of anger and at the same time sadness and is effectively heartbroken by the rejection she feels.”'


Yet Paris was last year arrested for breach of restraining order against his mother:

www.hamhigh.co.uk/news/crime-court/highgate-shopper-picks-out-designer-dress-to-steal-after-trying-on-clothes-at-exclusive-boutique-1-4424512 (here not identified as trans)

Not sure 'rejection' is exactly the angle I'd be going for her with darling Paris.

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hackmum · 27/11/2017 14:50

"Bregazzi already has 40 convictions for assault, harassment and shoplifting designer frocks dating back to 2007, including attacks on staff and commuters at Highgate Station, East Finchley Station and Kings Cross Station."

Bloody hell. Still, like our friend Lily Madigan, I expect Bregazzi is "vulnerable".

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pisacake · 27/11/2017 14:54

Better version of story here:

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5120999/Transgender-woman-shoved-officer-railway-tracks.html

The Judge falls over himself to defend this brute

'You appear to be in a heated exchange with your friend, ultimately a person involves himself. That person turned out to be an off duty police officer - you didn't know that.

'That person pushed you first. Whether that was necessary or not is in my view open to question.

'Your criminality amounts to you having responded by pushing that person, Mr Chegwin, and he ended up on the railway.

'I'm fully satisfied that you didn't intend to push him onto the railway line.

'It's open to question in my view whether you intended to endanger him at all, but you have pleaded guilty to that offence.'

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pisacake · 27/11/2017 14:55

hmm, which is more credible, a policeman or violent criminal on drugs with record as long as your arm and restraining order from his own mother.

The answer if they are trans is of course the violent crim.

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WTAFisthisshit · 27/11/2017 16:12

At least the sun identified them as transgender and the mail went further and pointed out they were pre op?

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pisacake · 27/11/2017 16:14

there is no 'post-op' anymore.

fully abolished. people with penises are women by law, end of story.

"Defence barrister Mustapha Hakme said Bregazzi is one surgery away from fully transitioning to a woman"

One surgery he's not going to have.

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WTAFisthisshit · 27/11/2017 16:16

I'm not sure the mails on board with that? You know it's serious when the mail is the voice of reason Sad

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BitOutOfPractice · 27/11/2017 16:16

Why is someone who has these "mental health issues" which are being “exacerbated” by her being transgender," still progressing through the transition process seemingly without any questions being asked?

Of course that's all just an excuse, I realise. Once a violent thug, always a violent thug

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AlternativeTentacle · 27/11/2017 16:21

The judge is just squirming the way so many people are squirming as they don't want to be called a bigot and they certainly don't want to put this violent thug into a women's prison.

If you cannot get put in prison for nearly electrocuting a police officer what do you have to do?

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KarlosKKrinkelbeim · 27/11/2017 16:24

Who would be a police officer with dickheads like this on the bench?

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pisacake · 27/11/2017 16:35

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