Magistrates sparked outrage by allowing tattooed bouncer Jon Morton (top right, circled), 32, of Bolton, Greater Manchester, to remove his electronic tag so he could join friends in Portugal. The vile doorman - later convicted of possessing animal and child pornography - was let off his curfew despite destroying the lives of his passengers Amy Baxter (bottom left), 28, and her friend Hayley Jones (bottom right), 32, in a high-speed crash after spending the night drinking. Miss Baxter (left inset), who had half her skull removed, is still in hospital 16 months after the horrific collision. Mail.
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
Magistrates Should Hang Their Heads In Shame.
Magistrates sparked outrage by allowing tattooed bouncer Jon Morton (top right, circled), 32, of Bolton, Greater Manchester, to remove his electronic tag so he could join friends in Portugal. The vile doorman - later convicted of possessing animal and child pornography - was let off his curfew despite destroying the lives of his passengers Amy Baxter (bottom left), 28, and her friend Hayley Jones (bottom right), 32, in a high-speed crash after spending the night drinking. Miss Baxter (left inset), who had half her skull removed, is still in hospital 16 months after the horrific collision. Mail.
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