Danielle Preston jailed for stabbing policewoman at the Dolphin Centre

Danielle Preston who stabbed a policewoman in Poole's Dolphin Centre Danielle Preston who stabbed a policewoman in Poole's Dolphin Centre

A 22-year-old woman who stabbed a police officer in the leg in front of horrified shoppers has been jailed for 10 months.

Danielle Preston attacked PC Deborah Day with a kitchen knife in the packed Dolphin shopping centre in Poole on Saturday February 18.

She admitted assault, causing actual bodily harm, when she appeared at Bournemouth Crown Court.

The court was told that PC Day had been called to an unrelated incident at around 1.50pm when she was asked to assist a security officer who was attempting to deal with Preston, who is of no fixed address. As she attempted to do so, she was stabbed in the right knee, causing a 1.5cm wound. The knife was said to have a blade of around eight centimetres.

PC Day was treated at the scene by colleagues before being rushed to Poole Hospital for treatment.

A spokesman for Dorset Police said: “This was a shocking incident that resulted in an injury to a Dorset Police officer and we are pleased to see that the offender has been convicted.

“The injured officer has made a full recovery and has now returned to work.”

The incident took place in front of shocked members of the public.

A witness to the aftermath, who wanted to remain anonymous, told the Daily Echo: “I saw the female police officer being taken out with her leg bandaged.

“Other policemen had gloves on that were covered in blood.”

He added: “I’m a supporter of the police; this is a stark reminder of the dangers they face. I really think they should have stun guns.”

Clive Chamberlain, chairman of Dorset Police Federation, who represents rank-and-file officers, said: “The attack on the officer demonstrates that policing is inherently dangerous and sometimes that danger arises from totally spontaneous incidents that cannot be predicted.

“Everybody who carries a knife should go to prison and I am glad this person has.

“We need a clear deterrent to persuade other people not to carry or use knives.”

Comments(86)

B.F.G says...
8:27am Thu 4 Oct 12

10 months for stabbing a police officer?

You get longer for not paying the tv licence.

Pathetic sentencing.

Dibbles2 says...
8:30am Thu 4 Oct 12

You dont get any longer for stabbing a police officer than any other person but it is a terrible sentence. There should be a minimum sentence for stabbing anyone.

susi.m says...
8:36am Thu 4 Oct 12

knife crime should be treated the same as gun crime.
Thats what the majority of the decent publice want.

The Liberal says...
9:00am Thu 4 Oct 12

You should get longer than that just for carrying a knife, never mind using it.

penhale says...
9:02am Thu 4 Oct 12

Dibbles2 wrote:
You dont get any longer for stabbing a police officer than any other person but it is a terrible sentence. There should be a minimum sentence for stabbing anyone.
Completely agree, carrying a knife is already a serious offence, using one should be even more serious whether it's used on a police officer or not.

wonderway says...
9:16am Thu 4 Oct 12

this government stated minimum of 5 years for using a knife so why the soft punishment for this lowlife

The Seasider says...
9:29am Thu 4 Oct 12

This really is a pathetic sentence, Preston will be out of prison in about 3 months.

Another classic case of failure of the courts to sentence adequately. This sentence shows nothing but complete contempt for the police by the judiciary. Our local MPs along with the Police Federation should press the CPS to appeal the sentence immediately.

With a loss of 20% of police jobs, no real protection/ deterrent or justice ever to come out of a court room, plus taking control of policing out of the hands of experienced police officers and in to the hands of local politicians...what a recipe for disaster.

lily4me says...
9:35am Thu 4 Oct 12

Now what message does that send out !! - pathetic sentence.
I do not know how these Judges sleep at night and the Crown Prosecution Service accept it- surely grounds for an appeal ?

Roy S says...
9:39am Thu 4 Oct 12

She as homeless, now she has a home centrally heated, fed 3 times a day just enough to get her over the winter if she behaves...

Winstonchilled says...
9:49am Thu 4 Oct 12

Most people have the luxury of sleeping in a safe warm cosy room at night with at least one front door lock. Some people are not so fortunate and end up in very vulnerable situation which they probably did not choose. Though it’s illegal, I am not really surprised that a young vulnerable homeless women who had no safe place to live and sleep might carry a something for protection. I would imagine that the majority of people in her circumstances would feel very unsafe, frightened, uncertain and probably even defensive.

swbmth says...
10:08am Thu 4 Oct 12

The Seasider wrote:
This really is a pathetic sentence, Preston will be out of prison in about 3 months. Another classic case of failure of the courts to sentence adequately. This sentence shows nothing but complete contempt for the police by the judiciary. Our local MPs along with the Police Federation should press the CPS to appeal the sentence immediately. With a loss of 20% of police jobs, no real protection/ deterrent or justice ever to come out of a court room, plus taking control of policing out of the hands of experienced police officers and in to the hands of local politicians...what a recipe for disaster.
it happened in feb -shes probably out by now....

penhale says...
10:17am Thu 4 Oct 12

Winstonchilled wrote:
Most people have the luxury of sleeping in a safe warm cosy room at night with at least one front door lock. Some people are not so fortunate and end up in very vulnerable situation which they probably did not choose. Though it’s illegal, I am not really surprised that a young vulnerable homeless women who had no safe place to live and sleep might carry a something for protection. I would imagine that the majority of people in her circumstances would feel very unsafe, frightened, uncertain and probably even defensive.
So that's an excuse for stabbing a police officer is it, not one of these senile old judges are you.

Dibbles2 says...
10:18am Thu 4 Oct 12

swbmth wrote:
The Seasider wrote:
This really is a pathetic sentence, Preston will be out of prison in about 3 months. Another classic case of failure of the courts to sentence adequately. This sentence shows nothing but complete contempt for the police by the judiciary. Our local MPs along with the Police Federation should press the CPS to appeal the sentence immediately. With a loss of 20% of police jobs, no real protection/ deterrent or justice ever to come out of a court room, plus taking control of policing out of the hands of experienced police officers and in to the hands of local politicians...what a recipe for disaster.
it happened in feb -shes probably out by now....
I doubt she was remanded in the first place. I came across this woman whilst out a few times and she a law unto herself.

scrumpyjack says...
10:22am Thu 4 Oct 12

Winstonchilled wrote:
Most people have the luxury of sleeping in a safe warm cosy room at night with at least one front door lock. Some people are not so fortunate and end up in very vulnerable situation which they probably did not choose. Though it’s illegal, I am not really surprised that a young vulnerable homeless women who had no safe place to live and sleep might carry a something for protection. I would imagine that the majority of people in her circumstances would feel very unsafe, frightened, uncertain and probably even defensive.
Yeah look at her - terrified.

I think its safe to assume that photo was taken in the custody suite - she's a nervous wreck the little darling.

Sod the stabbed copper doing her job.

The Renegade Master says...
10:31am Thu 4 Oct 12

From the stupid look on her face in this photo it's clear she either has mental health issues or was high on something. No-one in their right mind would stab anyone let alone a Police officer. Ten months is a pathetic sentence. She should have been locked up until she's no longer a danger to the public.

master100 says...
11:16am Thu 4 Oct 12

danielle is a messed up girl...gone insane...this is not the only thing she has done bad....she should be jailed for a long long time....totally crazy

master100 says...
11:17am Thu 4 Oct 12

scrumpyjack wrote:
Winstonchilled wrote:
Most people have the luxury of sleeping in a safe warm cosy room at night with at least one front door lock. Some people are not so fortunate and end up in very vulnerable situation which they probably did not choose. Though it’s illegal, I am not really surprised that a young vulnerable homeless women who had no safe place to live and sleep might carry a something for protection. I would imagine that the majority of people in her circumstances would feel very unsafe, frightened, uncertain and probably even defensive.
Yeah look at her - terrified.

I think its safe to assume that photo was taken in the custody suite - she's a nervous wreck the little darling.

Sod the stabbed copper doing her job.
shes crazy...she brought this on herself

Clunge says...
11:26am Thu 4 Oct 12

This is a soft sentence as most are these days, but it comes down to cost, pure and simple. A BBC article last year said it cost £47,000 per year to keep someone in prison. Much of that os probably down to pandering to the poor dears with education, gyms, choice of menus, dental care etc. So we either over-rule the do gooders/human rights brigade and make prison a harsh unpleasant place or we pay more taxes to keep the scum banged up. I would happily pay more to see burglars rot inside for 10 years, but I would prefer it if we diverted some or all of the £6billion we give to the worlds needy and lock criminals away. So whilst I agree people who carry knives should get 5 years minimum in theory, is it worth £235,000 of taxpayers cash in all cases? Surely we could out source prisons to some far off location? Ask the Russians to provide spaces in Siberia at £5,000 per year full board? That might be a deterrent.

KatieBrook says...
11:29am Thu 4 Oct 12

I met this girl on a number 20 bus last winter and have never met anyone with a worse attitude .She got on chucked money at the driver and walked to the back where i was and spat on the seat ! She was clearly ill Or not acting as any normal person would !!

SusieJ92 says...
11:33am Thu 4 Oct 12

None of you people know anything about Dani so your judgements are all but shallow. It was wrong to stab the police officer i'm not condoning it, but just cut the 'i know this & that'.. And insulting her. I suppose you know her life, do you? Well i do, so quit it.

scrumpyjack says...
11:45am Thu 4 Oct 12

SusieJ92 wrote:
None of you people know anything about Dani so your judgements are all but shallow. It was wrong to stab the police officer i'm not condoning it, but just cut the 'i know this & that'.. And insulting her. I suppose you know her life, do you? Well i do, so quit it.
Yeah we're about as shallow as a stab wound to the knee...

elite50 says...
11:50am Thu 4 Oct 12

SusieJ92 wrote:
None of you people know anything about Dani so your judgements are all but shallow. It was wrong to stab the police officer i'm not condoning it, but just cut the 'i know this & that'.. And insulting her. I suppose you know her life, do you? Well i do, so quit it.
O.K. big girl, you have leapt to her defence on an open web-site so go for it!
Defend her!
If you can!
You have a lot of (decent) people to convince.
You aint going to make it!

KatieBrook says...
11:56am Thu 4 Oct 12

Susie girl she should be in hospital or should have been last winter ! But all those sort of hospitals have been shut in one form or another ! When i met her she should not have been walking around and i bet someone somewhere did not do the job of making sure of that!! She needs hospital and a secure one not prison

Tom 'Boscombe' Jones says...
12:04pm Thu 4 Oct 12

This what Margret Thatcher called "care in the community" watch how it worsens with the way society functions coupled with government cuts to the NHS and Police.

fuzzy wuzzie says...
12:12pm Thu 4 Oct 12

Scrumpyjacks at it again he has psychic powers of deduction from a photo. Pity he isn't employed by the police crime work disappear over night.

scrumpyjack says...
12:19pm Thu 4 Oct 12

fuzzy wuzzie wrote:
Scrumpyjacks at it again he has psychic powers of deduction from a photo. Pity he isn't employed by the police crime work disappear over night.
WTF?

Please, I am genuinely interested, explain why you appear to feel it is acceptable, or even normal, to be laughing when having your mug shot taken (probably just after being arrested for stabbing a police officer).

If you want to call me a tosser then fine just do it, but these pathetic, spurious, little digs really are sad.

Anyone would think it was Pete posting under another name.........

polblagger says...
12:32pm Thu 4 Oct 12

In a week were we've had the funerals of 2 female police officers, what kind of message does this pathetic sentence send.

Arthur Maureen says...
12:49pm Thu 4 Oct 12

Echo making up 'witnesses' once more, taken a leaf out of The Sun there just to get a reaction to the 'officers should have guns' comment.

master100 says...
12:57pm Thu 4 Oct 12

Dibbles2 wrote:
swbmth wrote:
The Seasider wrote: This really is a pathetic sentence, Preston will be out of prison in about 3 months. Another classic case of failure of the courts to sentence adequately. This sentence shows nothing but complete contempt for the police by the judiciary. Our local MPs along with the Police Federation should press the CPS to appeal the sentence immediately. With a loss of 20% of police jobs, no real protection/ deterrent or justice ever to come out of a court room, plus taking control of policing out of the hands of experienced police officers and in to the hands of local politicians...what a recipe for disaster.
it happened in feb -shes probably out by now....
I doubt she was remanded in the first place. I came across this woman whilst out a few times and she a law unto herself.
she was remanded since feb....she got sentenced in the last few days....she has not been out of prison or bailed in any way...they should of at least given her 5 yrs

master100 says...
1:01pm Thu 4 Oct 12

elite50 wrote:
SusieJ92 wrote: None of you people know anything about Dani so your judgements are all but shallow. It was wrong to stab the police officer i'm not condoning it, but just cut the 'i know this & that'.. And insulting her. I suppose you know her life, do you? Well i do, so quit it.
O.K. big girl, you have leapt to her defence on an open web-site so go for it! Defend her! If you can! You have a lot of (decent) people to convince. You aint going to make it!
oh you do....well making up she was homeless to try and make her sound better is not the way to do it....shes made a bad name for herself...she deserves everything she gets...

Pablo23 says...
1:32pm Thu 4 Oct 12

I had a day off work recently and found myself shopping in Poole, and I have to say I was more than a bit surprised at how many obviously mentally ill people were about.

Care in the Community seems to be nothing of the sort and causes lots of distress and problems. I guess it saves a bit of cash though

Dibbles2 says...
1:33pm Thu 4 Oct 12

SusieJ92 wrote:
None of you people know anything about Dani so your judgements are all but shallow. It was wrong to stab the police officer i'm not condoning it, but just cut the 'i know this & that'.. And insulting her. I suppose you know her life, do you? Well i do, so quit it.
Isnt it funny how many people have commented on her but dont know her. like myself I made judgement on the day I first met her and spitting in the face of strangers and terrorising old people for money fags and booze is the tip of the iceberg. I saw this with my own eyes. She is a nasty piece of work and does obviously have mental health problems that need to be addressed in a secure unit and not on our streets before she goes that little bit further and murders someone.

The Seasider says...
2:55pm Thu 4 Oct 12

master100 wrote:
Dibbles2 wrote:
swbmth wrote:
The Seasider wrote: This really is a pathetic sentence, Preston will be out of prison in about 3 months. Another classic case of failure of the courts to sentence adequately. This sentence shows nothing but complete contempt for the police by the judiciary. Our local MPs along with the Police Federation should press the CPS to appeal the sentence immediately. With a loss of 20% of police jobs, no real protection/ deterrent or justice ever to come out of a court room, plus taking control of policing out of the hands of experienced police officers and in to the hands of local politicians...what a recipe for disaster.
it happened in feb -shes probably out by now....
I doubt she was remanded in the first place. I came across this woman whilst out a few times and she a law unto herself.
she was remanded since feb....she got sentenced in the last few days....she has not been out of prison or bailed in any way...they should of at least given her 5 yrs
If true, that she was remanded in custody from Feb to October, and sentenced to just 10 months- it means she will have already served most her of her time and be released within the next week or two. I guarantee it.

Perhaps the Echo could follow this story up with the CPS/ courts about how soon Preston will be due for release?

pete woodley says...
2:59pm Thu 4 Oct 12

scrumpyjack wrote:
fuzzy wuzzie wrote:
Scrumpyjacks at it again he has psychic powers of deduction from a photo. Pity he isn't employed by the police crime work disappear over night.
WTF?

Please, I am genuinely interested, explain why you appear to feel it is acceptable, or even normal, to be laughing when having your mug shot taken (probably just after being arrested for stabbing a police officer).

If you want to call me a tosser then fine just do it, but these pathetic, spurious, little digs really are sad.

Anyone would think it was Pete posting under another name.........
Hey watch it dimmo.

pete woodley says...
2:59pm Thu 4 Oct 12

scrumpyjack wrote:
fuzzy wuzzie wrote:
Scrumpyjacks at it again he has psychic powers of deduction from a photo. Pity he isn't employed by the police crime work disappear over night.
WTF?

Please, I am genuinely interested, explain why you appear to feel it is acceptable, or even normal, to be laughing when having your mug shot taken (probably just after being arrested for stabbing a police officer).

If you want to call me a tosser then fine just do it, but these pathetic, spurious, little digs really are sad.

Anyone would think it was Pete posting under another name.........
Hey watch it dimmo.

cherries189 says...
3:29pm Thu 4 Oct 12

not a long sentence, surely if you stab someone it has to be attempted murder. you are physically using a lethal weapon to harm someone. another incident of the police not having the proper tools for the job, this is what i mean when i ask how can they defend the public when they are not equipped correctly, tasers must be issued to all officers asap, not saying it would prevent all dangers but you can at least keep a safe distance from a knife wielding loon

Yorkie Cherry says...
4:21pm Thu 4 Oct 12

lily4me wrote:
Now what message does that send out !! - pathetic sentence. I do not know how these Judges sleep at night and the Crown Prosecution Service accept it- surely grounds for an appeal ?
Judges are out of touch with reality.No Govt ever gets to grip with the CJS as it is scared to do so.

Cheeks22 says...
4:54pm Thu 4 Oct 12

Shame really, she was actually a bright kid at school.
10 months is a pathetic sentence for even carrying a knife, let alone actually stabbing someone... Not to mention stabbing a police officer! She should have been given a lot longer.
She will be out in 5 months. If not before!

master100 says...
5:22pm Thu 4 Oct 12

SusieJ92 wrote:
None of you people know anything about Dani so your judgements are all but shallow. It was wrong to stab the police officer i'm not condoning it, but just cut the 'i know this & that'.. And insulting her. I suppose you know her life, do you? Well i do, so quit it.
Susie u obv know more....so tell us??
she is a horrible person...she has a past of wrongly accusing ppl of things that did not happen. she was not homeless cus her whole family live in the same town.
she does not deserve the legs she stands on. tell us what u know come on?? theres nothing good to say about her

TheDistrict says...
5:40pm Thu 4 Oct 12

Short minimum sentences are pathetic in my opinion, and it is undoubtedly the cost of keeping such menials in prison is one of the problems as to why sentences are short.
.
Perhaps if some ideas from other European countries were adopted the criminal and indeed their families might think differently.
.
I remember talking to a prison warden in Spain one time on holiday, and he said that prisons are cared for by their families, ie, they bring in clothing and food, etc, etc, but if the family refuse to do so, the prisoner only gets the mere basics.
.
I think this would make a difference to some.
.

SusieJ92 says...
7:02pm Thu 4 Oct 12

master100 wrote:
SusieJ92 wrote:
None of you people know anything about Dani so your judgements are all but shallow. It was wrong to stab the police officer i'm not condoning it, but just cut the 'i know this & that'.. And insulting her. I suppose you know her life, do you? Well i do, so quit it.
Susie u obv know more....so tell us??
she is a horrible person...she has a past of wrongly accusing ppl of things that did not happen. she was not homeless cus her whole family live in the same town.
she does not deserve the legs she stands on. tell us what u know come on?? theres nothing good to say about her
I am not posting anything on a public website. Yes, you can be entitled to your opinions of this 'story', but i'm fully entitled to state my feelings about this.

cherriestillidye says...
10:42pm Thu 4 Oct 12

So fed up of, ( its because she was homeless ) what a load of rubbish, we all know the differance between right and wrong, there is plenty of homeless people that follow the laws of this land, or is it these days you go shopping with a knife, I tend to take a hand bag, no excuses !!!! i hope for eveyones sake in Bournemouth that your sentence is refered back to the CPS because this just makes a joke of our court and law system you should have got a mimimum of 5 years just for having a knife on you let alone useing it against a police officer, with her on the loose, its just not safe to be around her, she needs to grow up and fast, just an afterthought, NEO EXCUSES, HOMELESS OR NOT.

Yankee1 says...
11:38pm Thu 4 Oct 12

Had this happened in Alabama, she would be in a chain gang, spending her nights as 'Big Bertha's wifey'.

Has she been on an all expenses paid trip to Alton Towers as part of her rehabilitation?

cherries189 says...
12:10am Fri 5 Oct 12

if this happened in Alabama or in any other country in the world ( i know Alabama is a state in the USA)she would have been shot by the police end of, no wasting of tax payers money and no longer a threat to anyone

SusieJ92 says...
9:43am Fri 5 Oct 12

master100 wrote:
elite50 wrote:
SusieJ92 wrote: None of you people know anything about Dani so your judgements are all but shallow. It was wrong to stab the police officer i'm not condoning it, but just cut the 'i know this & that'.. And insulting her. I suppose you know her life, do you? Well i do, so quit it.
O.K. big girl, you have leapt to her defence on an open web-site so go for it! Defend her! If you can! You have a lot of (decent) people to convince. You aint going to make it!
oh you do....well making up she was homeless to try and make her sound better is not the way to do it....shes made a bad name for herself...she deserves everything she gets...
Oh, so just because your family live in the same town, it means you have a home does it? I suggest you research the legal definition of homeless. You posts are hilarious, clearly filled with 'knowledge' that are not based on anything other than your own opinion.

'Susie girl she should be in hospital or should have been last winter ! But all those sort of hospitals have been shut in one form or another !'
Again, clearly another ineducated comment... there are many hospitals about. None of which have been shut down.

'surely if you stab someone it has to be attempted murder'
The term 'murder' means a premeditated killing, so even if it was an attack, it would be nowhere near defined as murder.

Such ineducated, empty comments all over this, makes me chuckle.

Leelee86 says...
11:16am Fri 5 Oct 12

SusieJ92 wrote:
master100 wrote:
elite50 wrote:
SusieJ92 wrote: None of you people know anything about Dani so your judgements are all but shallow. It was wrong to stab the police officer i'm not condoning it, but just cut the 'i know this & that'.. And insulting her. I suppose you know her life, do you? Well i do, so quit it.
O.K. big girl, you have leapt to her defence on an open web-site so go for it! Defend her! If you can! You have a lot of (decent) people to convince. You aint going to make it!
oh you do....well making up she was homeless to try and make her sound better is not the way to do it....shes made a bad name for herself...she deserves everything she gets...
Oh, so just because your family live in the same town, it means you have a home does it? I suggest you research the legal definition of homeless. You posts are hilarious, clearly filled with 'knowledge' that are not based on anything other than your own opinion.

'Susie girl she should be in hospital or should have been last winter ! But all those sort of hospitals have been shut in one form or another !'
Again, clearly another ineducated comment... there are many hospitals about. None of which have been shut down.

'surely if you stab someone it has to be attempted murder'
The term 'murder' means a premeditated killing, so even if it was an attack, it would be nowhere near defined as murder.

Such ineducated, empty comments all over this, makes me chuckle.
I'm backing susie up on this one, unless you actually know Danielle then you have no right make these judgements. Nobody is perfect not even you lot and nobody knows what goes on behind closed doors, so I think you should all stop and think before you start talking rubbish. Susie knows her obviously and so do I.

scrumpyjack says...
11:28am Fri 5 Oct 12

"Nobody is perfect...."

Absolutely!

I stabbed my neighbour a few years back because he looked at me funny.

So did his cat, but then I had run it over.

Leelee86 says...
11:52am Fri 5 Oct 12

scrumpyjack wrote:
"Nobody is perfect...."

Absolutely!

I stabbed my neighbour a few years back because he looked at me funny.

So did his cat, but then I had run it over.
That's just pathetic really isn't it. None of you know what was going through her mind at the time. I'm not saying its right what she did but you do not know what life she has had, so you can't judge

scrumpyjack says...
12:04pm Fri 5 Oct 12

No, what is pathetic is the 'sisterhood' blindly sticking together making excuses to try and suggest that this girl is the victim and in fact we should feel sorry for her for being such a horrid little....

cherries189 says...
1:05pm Fri 5 Oct 12

i think it is attempted murder, she carried a knife which is illegal and can be for only one thing to stab someone and if you stab someone its not to tickle them is it. any time you stab someone it can cause death and everyone knows this

HRH of Boscombe says...
2:02pm Fri 5 Oct 12

Leelee86 wrote:
SusieJ92 wrote:
master100 wrote:
elite50 wrote:
SusieJ92 wrote: None of you people know anything about Dani so your judgements are all but shallow. It was wrong to stab the police officer i'm not condoning it, but just cut the 'i know this & that'.. And insulting her. I suppose you know her life, do you? Well i do, so quit it.
O.K. big girl, you have leapt to her defence on an open web-site so go for it! Defend her! If you can! You have a lot of (decent) people to convince. You aint going to make it!
oh you do....well making up she was homeless to try and make her sound better is not the way to do it....shes made a bad name for herself...she deserves everything she gets...
Oh, so just because your family live in the same town, it means you have a home does it? I suggest you research the legal definition of homeless. You posts are hilarious, clearly filled with 'knowledge' that are not based on anything other than your own opinion. 'Susie girl she should be in hospital or should have been last winter ! But all those sort of hospitals have been shut in one form or another !' Again, clearly another ineducated comment... there are many hospitals about. None of which have been shut down. 'surely if you stab someone it has to be attempted murder' The term 'murder' means a premeditated killing, so even if it was an attack, it would be nowhere near defined as murder. Such ineducated, empty comments all over this, makes me chuckle.
I'm backing susie up on this one, unless you actually know Danielle then you have no right make these judgements. Nobody is perfect not even you lot and nobody knows what goes on behind closed doors, so I think you should all stop and think before you start talking rubbish. Susie knows her obviously and so do I.
When did your cardboard box get broadband?

chiefwolf2 says...
2:15pm Fri 5 Oct 12

TOTALLY WRONG !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IT HAPPENED IN A HOLDING ROOM --------NOT IN FRONT OF SHOPPERS---GET YOUR FACTS RIGHT JANE !!!!!!!!!!

chiefwolf2 says...
2:23pm Fri 5 Oct 12

SusieJ92 wrote:
master100 wrote:
elite50 wrote:
SusieJ92 wrote: None of you people know anything about Dani so your judgements are all but shallow. It was wrong to stab the police officer i'm not condoning it, but just cut the 'i know this & that'.. And insulting her. I suppose you know her life, do you? Well i do, so quit it.
O.K. big girl, you have leapt to her defence on an open web-site so go for it! Defend her! If you can! You have a lot of (decent) people to convince. You aint going to make it!
oh you do....well making up she was homeless to try and make her sound better is not the way to do it....shes made a bad name for herself...she deserves everything she gets...
Oh, so just because your family live in the same town, it means you have a home does it? I suggest you research the legal definition of homeless. You posts are hilarious, clearly filled with 'knowledge' that are not based on anything other than your own opinion.

'Susie girl she should be in hospital or should have been last winter ! But all those sort of hospitals have been shut in one form or another !'
Again, clearly another ineducated comment... there are many hospitals about. None of which have been shut down.

'surely if you stab someone it has to be attempted murder'
The term 'murder' means a premeditated killing, so even if it was an attack, it would be nowhere near defined as murder.

Such ineducated, empty comments all over this, makes me chuckle.
Surely you mean "uneducated" ? No such word as "ineducated".....rea
lly..... move on......you lose!

polblagger says...
2:41pm Fri 5 Oct 12

Any stab wound with an 8cm blade is attempted murder.

No one, even a butcher, has any excuse to have a bladed weapon to hand in public. The fact that she went out in public with this weapon shows premeditation.

Stabbing anyone in virtually any part of the body can be fatal. The femoral artery runs directly behind the knee cap. Should this psychopath have nicked that artery the WPC could have bled out and died in seconds.

Mentally ill or not, the safety of the law abiding general public outweighs that of the mentally ill. She should be banged up and forgotten about, do we have to wait until she's killed an innocent stranger to see how dangerous this potential murder is.

SusieJ92 says...
4:10pm Fri 5 Oct 12

chiefwolf2 wrote:
SusieJ92 wrote:
master100 wrote:
elite50 wrote:
SusieJ92 wrote: None of you people know anything about Dani so your judgements are all but shallow. It was wrong to stab the police officer i'm not condoning it, but just cut the 'i know this & that'.. And insulting her. I suppose you know her life, do you? Well i do, so quit it.
O.K. big girl, you have leapt to her defence on an open web-site so go for it! Defend her! If you can! You have a lot of (decent) people to convince. You aint going to make it!
oh you do....well making up she was homeless to try and make her sound better is not the way to do it....shes made a bad name for herself...she deserves everything she gets...
Oh, so just because your family live in the same town, it means you have a home does it? I suggest you research the legal definition of homeless. You posts are hilarious, clearly filled with 'knowledge' that are not based on anything other than your own opinion.

'Susie girl she should be in hospital or should have been last winter ! But all those sort of hospitals have been shut in one form or another !'
Again, clearly another ineducated comment... there are many hospitals about. None of which have been shut down.

'surely if you stab someone it has to be attempted murder'
The term 'murder' means a premeditated killing, so even if it was an attack, it would be nowhere near defined as murder.

Such ineducated, empty comments all over this, makes me chuckle.
Surely you mean "uneducated" ? No such word as "ineducated".....rea

lly..... move on......you lose!
'Ineducated' means a lack of education
'Uneducated' means no education.

'No, what is pathetic is the 'sisterhood' blindly sticking together making excuses to try and suggest that this girl is the victim and in fact we should feel sorry for her for being such a horrid little.'

We are not suggesting Danielle is the victim here. I'm not going to sit here posting my sympathy for the PC when some ficticious journalist is posting such rubbish. I know for a fact that journalists post utter twaddle, because my father left his journalism job because of all the lying they did.

Bournemouth resident 88 says...
4:16pm Fri 5 Oct 12

It's easy for all you folk to sit behind your computer screens and speculate on the situation, but how about you actually try living in the reality that this is. This girl has been through a lot more in her life than most of you will go through in your whole lives!! Yes what she did was wrong but she is now taking the right steps to put her life back together, she has the loving support of her family and friends. Negative comments will only hurt the family, and in doing so you are all being malicious and totally uncaring towards the feelings of those that are innocent and are standing by their family. How many of you would turn their back on someone you love, just because they hit a bad point in their life? To you that decide you want to, not only insult someone you don't know, but speculate on a situation you know nothing about, sit back and think about the consequences of your negative comments!!

SusieJ92 says...
4:20pm Fri 5 Oct 12

Bournemouth resident 88 wrote:
It's easy for all you folk to sit behind your computer screens and speculate on the situation, but how about you actually try living in the reality that this is. This girl has been through a lot more in her life than most of you will go through in your whole lives!! Yes what she did was wrong but she is now taking the right steps to put her life back together, she has the loving support of her family and friends. Negative comments will only hurt the family, and in doing so you are all being malicious and totally uncaring towards the feelings of those that are innocent and are standing by their family. How many of you would turn their back on someone you love, just because they hit a bad point in their life? To you that decide you want to, not only insult someone you don't know, but speculate on a situation you know nothing about, sit back and think about the consequences of your negative comments!!
Exactly!!!

dudleylad1982 says...
4:52pm Fri 5 Oct 12

i know the family very well and u all have no idea what has and is happening so wind all your necks in and take a second and think the family are taking steps and all this crap is not helping at all i dont normaly do this but i spend alot of time with them and i dont like seeing them upset and they have seen all this and its not helping at all as for the police they droped the charges so have a think why they did that this is all im going to say but to the family keep ya chin up see ya monday :)

SusieJ92 says...
5:38pm Fri 5 Oct 12

Nice to see commenters here who are not speculating trolls

polblagger says...
8:14pm Fri 5 Oct 12

Stop telling me what I can and cannot comment on.

Nothing I have posted is speculation.

Carrying an 8cm blade is illegal, it breaches the legal size of a publicly carried knife and is classed, quite rightly as a deadly weapon.

Carrying such a weapon shows premeditation. It was not a random instrument of death she found at the scene, it was a deadly weapon she carried with the intention of using.

She knowingly and willingly stabbed an officer of the law. That is attempted murder. It was blind luck that the WPC was not more seriously hurt.

Attempted murder is a serious crime, compounded by being against an officer of the law.

10 months is a ridiculously light sentence. Putting every person she comes into contact with after her release in harms way.

I do have sympathy for the family, because if they don't cut their ties with this psychopath it may well be one of them that is left bleeding out, gutted in the street.

SusieJ92 says...
8:28pm Fri 5 Oct 12

I have known Danielle quite a while, has she ever hurt me ? NO. She is not a threat to the public AT ALL . You have NO IDEA what happened. I think i have a good reason telling you what not to comment on you are insulting and commenting on false information about my friend, and i will not stand for that.

polblagger says...
8:43pm Fri 5 Oct 12

SusieJ92 wrote:
I have known Danielle quite a while, has she ever hurt me ? NO. She is not a threat to the public AT ALL . You have NO IDEA what happened. I think i have a good reason telling you what not to comment on you are insulting and commenting on false information about my friend, and i will not stand for that.
"I have known Danielle quite a while, has she ever hurt me ? NO".

I believe this is exactly the sort of thing big cat keepers say just before they get mauled to death.

SusieJ92 says...
9:05pm Fri 5 Oct 12

Apart from the fact 's an innate instinct for big cats to kill. Human-cat not really a valid comparison.I suppose you wouldn't be too happy if i wrote a public story about you even though it would be completely warped so people could judge you based on its lies. You do not know the facts so don't you dare insinuate anyone in Danielles life will be mauled to death. Who are you to state this? So hard behind a keyboard.. What an utter joke. You try living her life. You probably wouldnt live to see the end of the day.
You know, stuff you. You're nothing to do with any of this, and nothing to anyone involved

Bournemouth resident 88 says...
9:26pm Fri 5 Oct 12

As susie says this has nothing to do with anyone apart from those that are her family, friends and those that know the REAL truth. There's a lot behind this story that many people do not know about, and to sit there and say going out with a knife was a premeditated attack is utter bull, if that was true then god help us if we come across any carpet fitters or such trades!! Leave Danielle alone and keep your opinions to yourself for the sake of her family. Complaints have been sent to the commissioner of this paper due to the nature in which this article has been written, as it has caused much hurt. If you knew the family or even Danielle herself you would be sure not to write such things, as you cannot judge a person on a moment of disregard.

polblagger says...
10:55pm Fri 5 Oct 12

resident 88, carpet fitters do not use 8 cm knives and don't carry them around shopping centers.

Who do you think you are, judging carpet fitters, you don't know them. You've probably hurt their families suggesting they carry large knives around shopping centers. Please stop and think about their families.


Your inane comments aside.


You keep suggesting 'we don't know the truth'.

Exactly who is lying here, the police, the witnesses, the victim?

If you have evidence of perjury I hope you've handed it over to the CPS.

SusieJ92 says...
7:46am Sat 6 Oct 12

Pollblagger just stfu.
This whole story is fiction. The case has been dealt with, these are false witnesses.. As you can see theres no proof, and a witness would have definatly wanted to share their experieces. Can you not fathom that a newspaper article is a lying piece of ****? Have you EVER watched the bbc news about news corporations?
Asides from that have you ever worked as a journalist? Oh that'd be a big fat NO. Your arguments are all but sarcasm filled, god forbid if you ever become a lawyer, your arguments will be based solely on your opinions with a lump of good old sarcy, not based on the truth in any way whatsoever.
Clearly you need to address your arrogance and ignorance issues before commenting on fictional stories.

Bournemouth resident 88 says...
8:06am Sat 6 Oct 12

polblagger wrote:
resident 88, carpet fitters do not use 8 cm knives and don't carry them around shopping centers.

Who do you think you are, judging carpet fitters, you don't know them. You've probably hurt their families suggesting they carry large knives around shopping centers. Please stop and think about their families.


Your inane comments aside.


You keep suggesting 'we don't know the truth'.

Exactly who is lying here, the police, the witnesses, the victim?

If you have evidence of perjury I hope you've handed it over to the CPS.
I know a carpet fitter very well, in fact my fiancé is a carpet fitter!! I'm just saying that if you are found with any sort of blade it is against the law. So what if they just popped out for a spot of lunch and forgot to leave their tool at home, does this mean they are going out with a premeditated attack in mind?

I'm not saying the police, witnesses or victim are lying, I'm just saying there is more to this story than what you read! Come on everyone knows that journalists 'extend' the truth on stories. Like I said we all know what Danielle did was wrong and she may have also made other mistakes but we also know what she has been through, I wouldn't wish it in my worse enemy. She is now out and taking positive steps to change her life, with help from doctors, friends and family. People can change. Why not give her the chance to prove to society that, in time, she can pick her life up and make something of herself. I know that these negative comments you have put on here has had a nasty effect on her family and I'm just here to simply ask that people stop and leave alone.

Dibbles2 says...
10:02am Sat 6 Oct 12

SusieJ92 wrote:
I have known Danielle quite a while, has she ever hurt me ? NO. She is not a threat to the public AT ALL . You have NO IDEA what happened. I think i have a good reason telling you what not to comment on you are insulting and commenting on false information about my friend, and i will not stand for that.
Have you ever sat on a bus and had her spit in your face for no reason at all ?

SusieJ92 says...
10:25am Sat 6 Oct 12

Tell me how is it that someone can 'remember' something that apparently happened a year ago? Hmm?
Well i can tell you something, you might as well be another journalist because i was with her almost everyday last winter and we never caught a number 20, if there even is a number 20 bus.

polblagger says...
12:10pm Sat 6 Oct 12

A few things.

The maximum legal blade length in the UK is 7.62cm. Anything over that is classed as an offensive weapon.

A carpet fitter carrying a knife below that length does not show intent as it is a tool of the job.

I don't know where you grew up, but being spat at in the face isn't commonplace to me and I'd certainly remember it a year later. Probably for the rest of my life.

SusieJ92 says...
2:43pm Sat 6 Oct 12

If being spat at is the worst thing that's ever happened to you then you have a very nice life, good for you.

polblagger says...
4:07pm Sat 6 Oct 12

SusieJ92 wrote:
If being spat at is the worst thing that's ever happened to you then you have a very nice life, good for you.
Is that aimed at me?

I don't recall saying that I personally had ever had someone spit in my face.

I also don't recall saying that this fictional event was the worst thing that has ever happened to me.

Unlike my comments about your fiend based on court proved and recorded facts, you know nothing about me or my life.

If you want to write fantasy comments please don't quote them as fact.

Arjay says...
5:09pm Sat 6 Oct 12

I wonder who at the Echo decides which posts to leave in a thread, and which to 'delete'?
There are a number of previously published posts missing from this thread - and look at the rubbish that's been left in!

Still, I suppose it does give some idea of what an 'editor' actually does....

Dr Stephen R Covey says...
12:54am Sun 7 Oct 12

SusieJ92 wrote:
If being spat at is the worst thing that's ever happened to you then you have a very nice life, good for you.
Doesn't make it acceptable though!

Dr Stephen R Covey says...
1:09am Sun 7 Oct 12

Susiej92 whilst this lady has had a hard time of it and her past may help us to understand why, it does not detract from the outcome, ultimately she has commited a crime against someone who was doing a job that protects us all! The length of the sentence, is inadequate for the crime in my opinion. How will this affect the police officer in the future and the way she deals with individuals?

SusieJ92 says...
8:58am Sun 7 Oct 12

polblagger wrote:
SusieJ92 wrote:
If being spat at is the worst thing that's ever happened to you then you have a very nice life, good for you.
Is that aimed at me?

I don't recall saying that I personally had ever had someone spit in my face.

I also don't recall saying that this fictional event was the worst thing that has ever happened to me.

Unlike my comments about your fiend based on court proved and recorded facts, you know nothing about me or my life.

If you want to write fantasy comments please don't quote them as fact.
There you go... Like the taste of your own medicine?

SusieJ92 says...
8:58am Sun 7 Oct 12

polblagger wrote:
SusieJ92 wrote:
If being spat at is the worst thing that's ever happened to you then you have a very nice life, good for you.
Is that aimed at me?

I don't recall saying that I personally had ever had someone spit in my face.

I also don't recall saying that this fictional event was the worst thing that has ever happened to me.

Unlike my comments about your fiend based on court proved and recorded facts, you know nothing about me or my life.

If you want to write fantasy comments please don't quote them as fact.
There you go... Like the taste of your own medicine?

SusieJ92 says...
9:11am Sun 7 Oct 12

POLLBLOGGER. Nome of this article is court proven fact are you a member of the jury? No.
You're like speaking to a brick wall.
As for you Dr, clearly by stating what you have, you don't know the facts. Fair enough, i'd comprehend what you're saying if a crime was committed. As for the PC, it probably will affect her but then she deals with actual criminals EVERY day. If she is mentally suffering from her position in the force, the force is equipped to deal with this manner.

polblagger says...
9:15am Sun 7 Oct 12

SusieJ92 wrote:
polblagger wrote:
SusieJ92 wrote:
If being spat at is the worst thing that's ever happened to you then you have a very nice life, good for you.
Is that aimed at me?

I don't recall saying that I personally had ever had someone spit in my face.

I also don't recall saying that this fictional event was the worst thing that has ever happened to me.

Unlike my comments about your fiend based on court proved and recorded facts, you know nothing about me or my life.

If you want to write fantasy comments please don't quote them as fact.
There you go... Like the taste of your own medicine?
LMAO

What are you, 10 years old?

You clearly need to get a dictionary and look up the words fact and fiction.

My comments are based on court proved facts.

Your comments are just childish bias fiction.

What's your next comment going to be,

'I know you are but what am I'?

SusieJ92 says...
9:32am Sun 7 Oct 12

You know that your comments are based on your opinion but you just don't want to look like that prat you clearly are. You're blagging it just as your name says.
Honestly, call me what you please.. I don't really care for someone who i have never met, but i'm just looking out for my friend at the end of the day. I don't like seeing complete rubbish about events that have completely been misinterpreted. I'd understand your comments if this is actually what happened.. I'd be outrageous myself.
I was mortified to see my friend in the paper, i'm not going to lie.. I was quick to judge before i knew what really happened. You can't base a thorough opinion on something that's not the whole story. You never can. You can never state a proper opinion until you're actually there either. I'm not sure why you are persevering with your opinions on this article, i guess the saying goes that people's opinions will never change if they are not willing to be changed.

polblagger says...
9:43am Sun 7 Oct 12

My comments aren't my opinion, they are based on reported fact.

The facts are that a mentally unstable woman stabbed a police officer in the leg with a deadly weapon. An attack that could of potentially killed the officer.

You tell me if that's not true?

If you have evidence that it's not true why did you not present it in court?

So I'll ask you again.

Instead of repeating your own feelings about this rather than any facts. Can you please present any facts that contradict the courts version of events.

Simply verbally stamping your feet and shouting 'it's not fair, she's my mate' unfortunately isn't a reasonable argument. Neither is it a defense of a psychopathic potential murderer. Neither is it a reason for this ridiculously lenient sentence.

SusieJ92 says...
9:55am Sun 7 Oct 12

I have no idea who you are so i am not publicizing personal information.
This newspaper article is unfortunatly not a court report, i don't know if you knew that.
These are 'reported by a slanderous newspaper fact'.
I'm not continuing to talk to a completelt sanctimonious ****.

pete woodley says...
10:26am Sun 7 Oct 12

I am beginning to think that Suzie is a wind up,and that she is NOT a young girl,although her nasty insults make her out to be very childish.Best to ignore this rude obnoxious person,who likes to insult people.Obviously she has behavour problems herself.

polblagger says...
11:29am Sun 7 Oct 12

SusieJ92 wrote:
I have no idea who you are so i am not publicizing personal information.
This newspaper article is unfortunatly not a court report, i don't know if you knew that.
These are 'reported by a slanderous newspaper fact'.
I'm not continuing to talk to a completelt sanctimonious ****.
So are you suggesting that you have information too personal to bring to a court of law, if so how do you justify letting your friend go to prison to save your feelings?

I'll ask you for the umpteenth time, did she, or did she not stab an officer of the law with a deadly weapon. Which bit of this is not factually correct?

May I also suggest, yet again that you buy a dictionary.

If I were being sanctimonious I would be suggesting that I am of a higher moral standing than you.

I don't believe this discussion has focused on morals.

It has more been about your lack of understand of what is a fact and what are personal feelings.

The courts and I deal in facts and the law, which you would like disregarded and replaced with your own personal feelings.

If only Abu Hamza had been aware of the, 'it's not fair, you don't know me, I've had a hard life' defense. Which according to you circumvents any law of the United Kingdom.

ChelseaC says...
5:51pm Sun 7 Oct 12

Word of the day: Schadenfreude - Some people should take note of this word, it's not nice!!!!

mike in florida says...
5:49pm Wed 10 Oct 12

susiej92
your friend had a knife
simple ,lethal to public whether mad or not
out here she would have got 8 years
and a new best buddy
so please be a decent and stfu

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