Police bodycam: vigilante killer arrested after fatally stabbing a man

Police bodycam: vigilante killer arrested after fatally stabbing a man | Police bodycam footage has revealed the moment when the vigilante killer David King is arrested just minutes after fatally stabbing career thief Neil Charles outside his home on the Moreton Hall housing estate in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.
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[jimmythemac]

Always remember, never defend yourself and always let people walk all over you and you will be fine.

[iandodd]

This is why you never say a word to plod without your lawyer with you. Everything he said WILL be used against him!

[snoopdogg]

When the police and the courts fail citizens we barely get an apology but when citizens are forced to take justice into their own hands they come down on you with the full force

[purpleaki]

Never say anything even if you think you are in the right until you got legal representation

[JammyDodger]

The perfect example of why you never ever say anything to the police without legal representation.

[WhateverHappenedToGaryCooper]

This just happened earlier this week in Washington DC, where a carjacker got juked by the victim and later died. The highest law enforcement division in the United States quickly dismissed it as simple self defense

“A man who fatally stabbed a carjacker at a D.C. gas station last week will not face charges, according to the U.S. Department of Justice”

[Travigameis]

If the guy hadn't been prowling the neighboorhood looking for unlocked cars and houses to break into, he'd still be alive.

[WunnSEN]

NEVER EVER even if you're in the right speak too UK police. They will do nothing and make the situation worse, the total opposite of their jobs basically.

[ishmael_]

So, this man and his father get sentenced to life for killing a thief while child killers, pedophiles, and other killers get out on parole! What a freaking joke!!!!

[davidmichael]

The irony is if he called 101 he would have been waiting until Hell freezes over and then just given a case Ref. Number and no further action - and if he called 999 they would have just told him to call 101.

[Xempa-tf]

So basically, if someone tries robbing you, you’re not aloud to defend yourself 😂

[brendanstoran]

If the police and legal system did their jobs people wouldn’t be taking the law into their own hands

[fraggit]

We had a spate of burglaries and car break ins around where I used to live 25 yrs ago and as usual, the police did nothing, didn't even turn up most of the time. If they did, they'd just smugly say "well you have car insurance don't you".

There was a fella trying to set fire to a car at the back of the houses, luckily he was seen going down the back alley. He got battered half to death and got dumped over the fence to the railway lines in some bushes. The police weren't called and someone looked the next day and unfortunately he'd gone. I think it might of sent the right signal, because, strangely, we never had any issues in the neighbourhood after that.

[petermckinnon]

My car was broken into whilst on my drive, £700 laptop and cash taken, the police were called and did duck all there useless, I really don't know why we have them and they wonder why ppl take things into their own hands. Scum bags deserve everything they get unfortunately.

[MRFUCKOFF]

There seems to be a lot of backstory you don't get from this video.
1) These guys by the sounds of it had been victims of burlgary/theft before and had been talking about violence against them repeatedly. They left the house armed with serious weapons made for combat. Apparently the son had a previous conviction for waving a machete at an ex. It sounds like these guys were not nice people, possibly psychos and this is a case of bad people meeting bad people.
2) The guy they killed was a disgusting POS with 66 previous convinctions in this case terrorising a neighbourhood trying to steal their hard earned things. And remember, they're only the ones he was caught AND convicted for - so he's tried this hundreds if not thousands of times.
3) This guy and his son were sentenced to life in prison.

My conclusion is that the law is an absolute joke. Once again here is another POS career criminal which the justice system keeps letting back out to victimise more and more people. When someone finally stops him they get jailed for life? Why don't YOU do something permanent then? Why didn't YOU sentence him to 30 years for his 66th crime??? They expect citizens to just suffer endlessly while they do absolutely nothing to stop the criminals from victimising people over and over again. Yes in this incident it sounds like these guys simply murdered an unarmed man for a theft attempt. But the bigger picture is the system has resulted in one man dead and two men losing their freedom for a long time. We need a new system which criminals get a combo bonus sentence each time they commit particular crimes as adults so they end up with a choice of stopping or going to jail for decades.

[AshSmash]

For those who dont know the case. This guy and his son got sentenced to life in prison for trying to stop a thief from stealing their mororbike.
Justice system are absolute scum!

[neo]

These two got life sentences a few days ago.
I think if the guy was on their property trying doors then it’s fair game, stay off peoples property, don’t steal etc if it was on the main road and they followed him with the intention of seriously injuring him then thats a bit different.
I think life sentences is way over the top for stabbing a career criminal that was about to commit more crime, if they called the police you would be lucky to get them there within a week, if at all.

[OakieDokey]

Notice how the police offer tries to get into the housr without actually telling the guy at the door why he needs to come in, then gets snarky and threatens to arrest him. Maybe if they did their jobs properly to begin with that guy wpuld still be alive as id bet my next paycheck he had a criminal history

[justastulpe]

in the UK you can`t be safe in your own house, can`t defend either. All the laws in criminal favor, feel sorry for that country

[theequalizer]

When the police fail to do there job properly the people take it into their own hands.