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UK Knife & Sex Offenders Escaping Prosecution If They “Say Sorry”

Meanwhile, Brits protesting mass migration or speaking out on social media are having the book thrown at them!

Suspects now nearly twice as likely to be let loose after saying 'sorry' than they are to receive a criminal charge.

UK Knife & Sex Offenders Escaping Prosecution If They “Say Sorry” Image Credit: Bjoern Wylezich / Getty
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A shocking article published by the Telegraph on Monday describes how UK criminals accused of knife and sex offenses are avoiding criminal prosecution if they say they’re “sorry” to the victims.

Mocking the absurd notion that apologizing is allowing violent individuals to avoid criminal sentences, UK activist Tommy Robinson joked that Brits recently prosecuted for their social media posts should “just say sorry.”

According to the Telegraph, almost 150,000 people were let go by police in the first three months of 2024.

Some of the individuals set free were suspected of violent crimes, sex crimes and illegally possessing weapons.

These so-called “community resolutions” were supposed to be used only for low-level crimes, but now suspects are almost twice as likely to be let go after apologizing than they are to be charged with a criminal offense.

The UK government could be using the scheme to assist with their overcrowded prisons, which are currently being filled with old men and little boys who dared protest the UN-planned invasion of their country.

Earlier this month, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s tyrannical government announced it’s making room in the overcrowded jails by releasing around 5,000 prisoners, including some violent offenders.

All this to make more room for those pesky nationalists!

Alex Jones commented on the news via X, writing, “Stabbing and raping indigenous Britains is a public service according to the left. Free speech is a serious crime and you will do hard time.”


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