Man who urinated on dying woman for YouTube glory jailed
Outraging public decency
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A man who shouted "This is YouTube material" as he pissed on a dying, disabled woman has been sent to jail for three years.
Anthony Anderson, 27, had been smoking cannabis and drinking heavily with friends, when he found Christine Lakinski, 50, collapsed in a doorway in Hartlepool, in northern England.
Calling her a "smackhead", Anderson threw a bucket of water over her. He then urinated on the comatose woman and sprayed her with shaving foam, as his friends watched and laughed. The incident was captured for posterity on a camera phone. Anderson then went a night club, as you do.
Lakinski died at the scene of pancreatic failure. She had curvature of the spine and learning difficulties and suffered bullying all her life, according to reports.
Anderson pleaded guilty to "outraging public decency". ®
COMMENTS
I'm also with Steve about it except...
I would include some form of public humiliation in addition to the 10k fine and the community service.
I would also include a 5 year suspended sentence of 12 months incarceration and another 10k fine to be acted on if he behaves in an anti-social manner again.
I am quite certain that this yob would behave in a similar manner again and so he gets locked up and fined another 10k :D
@ Secret Santa re prison dentist
My little sis is a dentist and during the course of her work training with the dental hospital, she was required to do prison visits... and she is a very good dentist - better then this evil prick deserves anyway.
it's too bad
that we don't have public humiliation punishments anymore. i'm thinking locked in stocks in the middle of Liverpool every weekend is a very fitting punishment for this type of behavior, because it turns it back round on him and puts him on the receiving end. you can't outright torture people for this kind of thing (i.e. no blowtorches or castration...come on, it's despicable but that kind of thing is too much for nearly any crime short of really horrifying acts, like torturing little kids or animals for "fun"), but you can teach them a lesson via public humiliation that will likely leave a deep impression and make them think twice about doing this kind of thing again. the idea is to create a deterrent -- to condition them to stop before they engage and recall the unpleasant consequences of previous maldeeds.
i think a great deal of selfish, idiotic behavior would be curbed if society returned to the use of public humiliation. this guy would be a perfect test subject.
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