Correct sentence for threatening to blow up buildings, beheading a person a day? You — Fri, 7 Aug 2009 - 22:11 poll Correct sentence for threatening to blow up buildings, beheading a person a day? Life imprisonment - throw away the keys! 31% (4 votes) A very long time in prison 23% (3 votes) Get the person committed to a psyche ward 8% (1 vote) Probation 15% (2 votes) Was he Muslim? 15% (2 votes) My hero! 8% (1 vote) Total votes: 13 Forum General Re: Correct sentence for threatening to blow up buildings, ... You — Fri, 7 Aug 2009 - 22:13 If you don't want the answer, please avert your eyes. Mosque threat man avoids prison A Derbyshire man who threatened to blow up Glasgow Central Mosque has been sentenced to three years' probation. Neil MacGregor, 36, had also said he would execute a Muslim a day unless all of Scotland's Mosques were closed. He made the threats after watching an internet video of a British hostage being beheaded in Iraq. Sheriff Andrew Mackie said he did not believe custody would help to address the root cause of MacGregor's problem which was his mental health. At an earlier hearing, MacGregor, from Melbourne, Derbyshire, admitted a racial breach of the peace. He telephoned and e-mailed Strathclyde Police to make the threats from a flat in Glasgow, between 30 January and 15 February 2007. Read more @ BBC News
Re: Correct sentence for threatening to blow up buildings, ... You — Fri, 7 Aug 2009 - 22:13 If you don't want the answer, please avert your eyes. Mosque threat man avoids prison A Derbyshire man who threatened to blow up Glasgow Central Mosque has been sentenced to three years' probation. Neil MacGregor, 36, had also said he would execute a Muslim a day unless all of Scotland's Mosques were closed. He made the threats after watching an internet video of a British hostage being beheaded in Iraq. Sheriff Andrew Mackie said he did not believe custody would help to address the root cause of MacGregor's problem which was his mental health. At an earlier hearing, MacGregor, from Melbourne, Derbyshire, admitted a racial breach of the peace. He telephoned and e-mailed Strathclyde Police to make the threats from a flat in Glasgow, between 30 January and 15 February 2007. Read more @ BBC News
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