Leekbrookgull
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Just give them the keys ! 
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Pentonville and up and over the wall they go.
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They've been named:
James Whitlock (left) and Matthew Baker
James Whitlock (left) and Matthew Baker
Boy Blue
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Sad thing is they'll get not extra time added. I'd give them another 10 yrs.
BensGrandad
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It is an offense to escape from custody usually incurring a further term of imprisonment.#
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It is being suggested that they had outside help and cutting equipment was sent in via drone. Why cant they activate something that makes a drone impossible to use in such areas.
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Boy Blue
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Just read they had diamond cutters and next we'll find out they phoned A-plant and got the generator delivered directly to their hotel room.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Just goes to show what happens when the Tories are allowed to run the country, cut thousands of warders and what do you think happens ?
Return of the Rev
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Why would you do this - even if you could?
I'm guessing they are British and not loaded, so probably don't have a life in a murky country with no extradition treaty to the UK lined up. They'll be caught after a week or so of not having much fun unable to contact family, and then do a considerable amount longer on top of the crime they are already accused of.
I'm guessing they are British and not loaded, so probably don't have a life in a murky country with no extradition treaty to the UK lined up. They'll be caught after a week or so of not having much fun unable to contact family, and then do a considerable amount longer on top of the crime they are already accused of.
Hillian1
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107 escapes in 13 years under labour. (1997 to 2010)
5 in 5 years since. (2010 to 2015)
What's your point again?
BensGrandad
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Bet they didnt get away on a train though.
Leekbrookgull
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Definitely not by Southern.
Think under Labour people were trying to break IN
That sounded like the Department of Made-Up statistics to me, so I checked this.
There were 13 escapes last year, according to the government's own figures - exactly the same figure as the previous two years. So, that's 39 in the past three years alone (the government report doesn't go back further than that).
However, this doesn't include escapes from open prison - abscond in Home Office jargon. There were 105 in 2015, a reduction from 181 the previous year.
Can't find figures for last Labour government but the report does say they've been consistently low since 1998 so I wouldn't expect there to be much difference
There were 2 escapes from prison in 15/16, the rest of the 13 were from HMP or contractor transit......
Have they started the search in Pall Mall or Euston Road. If not there, spread the net wider to The Angel Islington and Whitehall then Whitechapel and Northumberland Ave. They can't get far that quickly unless their throwing large doubles and let's not forget, throw three in a row and they are back where they started!
Will they have to go directly to jail or will they be allowed to pass go and collect £200?
Don't think you're allowed to collect any benefits when on your way to the clink!
OK, you're only including actual escapes from prisons - something still didn't ring true and then I found statistics gathering had changed. The NOMS figures were for prisons but stats up to 2011/12 included open prisons and young offender institutes, so the criteria had changed. Some of these may be included in the abscond statistics
I haven't got time to look into this but I wouldn't mind betting that there's been very little change for decades
That would be classic political spin.......change the criteria, figures look better [emoji106][emoji106]