On 02/12/2023 05:06 pm, Simon Mason wrote:

First things first...

A: This item is getting to be fairly non-news, in that the reports date
from 3rd November. Why didn't you post it (if post it you had to) at the
time?

B: How, on this occasion, did you, as a notorious troll, get through
NIN's troll-busting filters?

You've apparently posted about thirty recent other posts, purportedly to
ukrc, none of which got through (the one I'm responding to was first)
and two or three of which presented only the thread title and the "bad
article" description?

> A Mercedes van driver who killed a 12-year-old girl as she got off a bus has been jailed for causing death by dangerous driving.
> David Pursglove was driving on Princess Drive in Huyton, Merseyside, when the accident happened. His van hit 12-year-old Lexi McDavid from Huyton, who was given CPR by passengers but died shortly after being admitted to Alder Hey Children's Hospital.

HOW?

Assuming the bus was at the kerb to let passengers alight (quite
normal), how did the van hit her? Was Pursglove travelling along the
FOOTway, like chavs on chav-bikes do? We'll probably never know.
Certainly not from this report at least.

But there's always the good ol' Liverpool Echo:

[Give a me a second...]

QUOTE:
Angela Conlan, prosecuting, told the court how Lexi, 12, had travelled
on a bus back from Broughton Hall Catholic High School in West Derby.
She said the bus pulled in and Lexi got off. Ms Conlan said that CCTV
footage showed Lexi run in front of the bus to cross the road., [sic]
and "as she entered the second lane [of traffic] she was hit by a van
being driven by the defendant".

Lexi suffered fatal injuries and was taken to Alder Hey Children's
Hospital where she died a short time later. Ms Conlan told the court
that when the defendant was interviewed by the police he believed he was
going around 28mph. However, CCTV footage showed Pursglove was
travelling between 46 and 49mph at the time.
ENDQUOTE

Well. that at least explains it. The child ran across the front of the
stationary bus to cross the road (all too common, in my experience).

Had that been all that went wrong, it's hard to see how the driver of
the van could have been guilty of anything. But Princess Drive is
limited to 30mph (even on the dual carriageway stretch inside the
Liverpool boundary, which is where the accident must have happened,
since that is the only part where there is a "second lane"). And he was
doing a speed measured at a minimum of 46mph.

As I remember it, that road used to be a frequent site for the pre-1974
Liverpool and Bootle Constabulary's white Minivan radar traps. I've seen
a few pulled over along that road (at the northern end, inside the city
boundary). It's a pity if they've been stopped in favour of a stationary
GATSO or something.

> The 35-year-old, of Moorhey Road, Maghull, has now been sentenced for the crash, which happened on June 7, 2022. It took place at 3.30pm, as Lexi made her way to a friend’s house.
> Pursglove pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing at Liverpool & Knowsley Magistrates Court on 3 November this year. On Friday he appeared at Liverpool Crown Court and was sentenced to eight months in prison. He was also disqualified from driving for two years and four months.
> Detective Sergeant Kurt Timpson from Merseyside Police's serious collision investigation unit said: “Our thoughts remain very much with Lexi’s parents and the rest of her family at this sad time. They have been supported by specially trained family liaison officers throughout the case. I thank those officers for their professionalism and dedication.
> “This has been a very traumatic time for Lexi’s family and I know that the incident has affected so many people in the community. I would like to thank members of the public who rushed to help Lexi that day and who did everything they could to help.
> “I would ask that as drivers, we all reflect on how we use our vehicles on the road. Excess speed kills and causes unimaginable harm to people who become involved in road crashes. Not one of us would want to be involved in such incidents and we must change driving behaviour to reduce that harm.
> “Merseyside Police are committed to the prevention of road death, to work towards Vision Zero - our strategy focused on driving down the amount of road traffic collisions in our regions and to lower the number of people killed and seriously injured on our streets. However, this is something that we must all do in partnership. Communities can also take a stand and help us to make the roads safer. We know how much you want to help us, so that we can ensure roads and shared spaces are used responsibly and that people abide by the laws we enforce.”
> https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/mercedes-van-driver-jailed-for-killing-schoolgirl-lexi-mcdavid-who-was-getting-off-a-bus-in-huyton-merseyside/ar-AA1kT8fS

But... but... *who* was on the chav-bike?

Someone MUST have been, otherwise your only recent post to penetrate the
NIN defences is OFF topic!

Out of interest, did you manage to evade the NIN troll-busting features
by writing a troll-enabling app to be used in conjunction with your
famous Google Groups killfile?

On Sat, 02 Dec 2023 17:29:01 +0000, JNugent wrote:

> On 02/12/2023 05:06 pm, Simon Mason wrote:
>
> First things first...
>
> A: This item is getting to be fairly non-news, in that the reports date
> from 3rd November. Why didn't you post it (if post it you had to) at the
> time?
>
> B: How, on this occasion, did you, as a notorious troll, get through
> NIN's troll-busting filters?
>
> You've apparently posted about thirty recent other posts, purportedly to
> ukrc, none of which got through (the one I'm responding to was first)
> and two or three of which presented only the thread title and the "bad
> article" description?
>
>> A Mercedes van driver who killed a 12-year-old girl as she got off a
>> bus has been jailed for causing death by dangerous driving.
>> David Pursglove was driving on Princess Drive in Huyton, Merseyside,
>> when the accident happened. His van hit 12-year-old Lexi McDavid from
>> Huyton, who was given CPR by passengers but died shortly after being
>> admitted to Alder Hey Children's Hospital.
>
> HOW?
>
> Assuming the bus was at the kerb to let passengers alight (quite
> normal), how did the van hit her? Was Pursglove travelling along the
> FOOTway, like chavs on chav-bikes do? We'll probably never know.
> Certainly not from this report at least.
>
> But there's always the good ol' Liverpool Echo:
>
> [Give a me a second...]
>
> QUOTE:
> Angela Conlan, prosecuting, told the court how Lexi, 12, had travelled
> on a bus back from Broughton Hall Catholic High School in West Derby.
> She said the bus pulled in and Lexi got off. Ms Conlan said that CCTV
> footage showed Lexi run in front of the bus to cross the road., [sic]
> and "as she entered the second lane [of traffic] she was hit by a van
> being driven by the defendant".
>
> Lexi suffered fatal injuries and was taken to Alder Hey Children's
> Hospital where she died a short time later. Ms Conlan told the court
> that when the defendant was interviewed by the police he believed he was
> going around 28mph. However, CCTV footage showed Pursglove was
> travelling between 46 and 49mph at the time.
> ENDQUOTE
>
> Well. that at least explains it. The child ran across the front of the
> stationary bus to cross the road (all too common, in my experience).
>
> Had that been all that went wrong, it's hard to see how the driver of
> the van could have been guilty of anything. But Princess Drive is
> limited to 30mph (even on the dual carriageway stretch inside the
> Liverpool boundary, which is where the accident must have happened,
> since that is the only part where there is a "second lane"). And he was
> doing a speed measured at a minimum of 46mph.
>
> As I remember it, that road used to be a frequent site for the pre-1974
> Liverpool and Bootle Constabulary's white Minivan radar traps. I've seen
> a few pulled over along that road (at the northern end, inside the city
> boundary). It's a pity if they've been stopped in favour of a stationary
> GATSO or something.
>
>> The 35-year-old, of Moorhey Road, Maghull, has now been sentenced for
>> the crash, which happened on June 7, 2022. It took place at 3.30pm, as
>> Lexi made her way to a friend’s house.
>> Pursglove pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing at Liverpool & Knowsley
>> Magistrates Court on 3 November this year. On Friday he appeared at
>> Liverpool Crown Court and was sentenced to eight months in prison. He
>> was also disqualified from driving for two years and four months.
>> Detective Sergeant Kurt Timpson from Merseyside Police's serious
>> collision investigation unit said: “Our thoughts remain very much with
>> Lexi’s parents and the rest of her family at this sad time. They have
>> been supported by specially trained family liaison officers throughout
>> the case. I thank those officers for their professionalism and
>> dedication.
>> “This has been a very traumatic time for Lexi’s family and I know that
>> the incident has affected so many people in the community. I would
>> like to thank members of the public who rushed to help Lexi that day
>> and who did everything they could to help.
>> “I would ask that as drivers, we all reflect on how we use our vehicles
>> on the road. Excess speed kills and causes unimaginable harm to people
>> who become involved in road crashes. Not one of us would want to be
>> involved in such incidents and we must change driving behaviour to
>> reduce that harm.
>> “Merseyside Police are committed to the prevention of road death, to
>> work towards Vision Zero - our strategy focused on driving down the
>> amount of road traffic collisions in our regions and to lower the
>> number of people killed and seriously injured on our streets. However,
>> this is something that we must all do in partnership. Communities can
>> also take a stand and help us to make the roads safer. We know how much
>> you want to help us, so that we can ensure roads and shared spaces are
>> used responsibly and that people abide by the laws we enforce.”
>> https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/mercedes-van-driver-jailed-for-
killing-schoolgirl-lexi-mcdavid-who-was-getting-off-a-bus-in-huyton-
merseyside/ar-AA1kT8fS
>
> But... but... *who* was on the chav-bike?
>
> Someone MUST have been, otherwise your only recent post to penetrate the
> NIN defences is OFF topic!
>
> Out of interest, did you manage to evade the NIN troll-busting features
> by writing a troll-enabling app to be used in conjunction with your
> famous Google Groups killfile?

Nugent is a fucktard child who has grown old. He is a disgrace to elderly
right-wing loons everywhere.

On 02/12/2023 06:40 pm, S Mason wrote:
> On Sat, 02 Dec 2023 17:29:01 +0000, JNugent wrote:
>
>> On 02/12/2023 05:06 pm, Simon Mason wrote:
>>
>> First things first...
>>
>> A: This item is getting to be fairly non-news, in that the reports date
>> from 3rd November. Why didn't you post it (if post it you had to) at the
>> time?
>>
>> B: How, on this occasion, did you, as a notorious troll, get through
>> NIN's troll-busting filters?
>>
>> You've apparently posted about thirty recent other posts, purportedly to
>> ukrc, none of which got through (the one I'm responding to was first)
>> and two or three of which presented only the thread title and the "bad
>> article" description?
>>
>>> A Mercedes van driver who killed a 12-year-old girl as she got off a
>>> bus has been jailed for causing death by dangerous driving.
>>> David Pursglove was driving on Princess Drive in Huyton, Merseyside,
>>> when the accident happened. His van hit 12-year-old Lexi McDavid from
>>> Huyton, who was given CPR by passengers but died shortly after being
>>> admitted to Alder Hey Children's Hospital.
>>
>> HOW?
>>
>> Assuming the bus was at the kerb to let passengers alight (quite
>> normal), how did the van hit her? Was Pursglove travelling along the
>> FOOTway, like chavs on chav-bikes do? We'll probably never know.
>> Certainly not from this report at least.
>>
>> But there's always the good ol' Liverpool Echo:
>>
>> [Give a me a second...]
>>
>> QUOTE:
>> Angela Conlan, prosecuting, told the court how Lexi, 12, had travelled
>> on a bus back from Broughton Hall Catholic High School in West Derby.
>> She said the bus pulled in and Lexi got off. Ms Conlan said that CCTV
>> footage showed Lexi run in front of the bus to cross the road., [sic]
>> and "as she entered the second lane [of traffic] she was hit by a van
>> being driven by the defendant".
>>
>> Lexi suffered fatal injuries and was taken to Alder Hey Children's
>> Hospital where she died a short time later. Ms Conlan told the court
>> that when the defendant was interviewed by the police he believed he was
>> going around 28mph. However, CCTV footage showed Pursglove was
>> travelling between 46 and 49mph at the time.
>> ENDQUOTE
>>
>> Well. that at least explains it. The child ran across the front of the
>> stationary bus to cross the road (all too common, in my experience).
>>
>> Had that been all that went wrong, it's hard to see how the driver of
>> the van could have been guilty of anything. But Princess Drive is
>> limited to 30mph (even on the dual carriageway stretch inside the
>> Liverpool boundary, which is where the accident must have happened,
>> since that is the only part where there is a "second lane"). And he was
>> doing a speed measured at a minimum of 46mph.
>>
>> As I remember it, that road used to be a frequent site for the pre-1974
>> Liverpool and Bootle Constabulary's white Minivan radar traps. I've seen
>> a few pulled over along that road (at the northern end, inside the city
>> boundary). It's a pity if they've been stopped in favour of a stationary
>> GATSO or something.
>>
>>> The 35-year-old, of Moorhey Road, Maghull, has now been sentenced for
>>> the crash, which happened on June 7, 2022. It took place at 3.30pm, as
>>> Lexi made her way to a friend’s house.
>>> Pursglove pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing at Liverpool & Knowsley
>>> Magistrates Court on 3 November this year. On Friday he appeared at
>>> Liverpool Crown Court and was sentenced to eight months in prison. He
>>> was also disqualified from driving for two years and four months.
>>> Detective Sergeant Kurt Timpson from Merseyside Police's serious
>>> collision investigation unit said: “Our thoughts remain very much with
>>> Lexi’s parents and the rest of her family at this sad time. They have
>>> been supported by specially trained family liaison officers throughout
>>> the case. I thank those officers for their professionalism and
>>> dedication.
>>> “This has been a very traumatic time for Lexi’s family and I know that
>>> the incident has affected so many people in the community. I would
>>> like to thank members of the public who rushed to help Lexi that day
>>> and who did everything they could to help.
>>> “I would ask that as drivers, we all reflect on how we use our vehicles
>>> on the road. Excess speed kills and causes unimaginable harm to people
>>> who become involved in road crashes. Not one of us would want to be
>>> involved in such incidents and we must change driving behaviour to
>>> reduce that harm.
>>> “Merseyside Police are committed to the prevention of road death, to
>>> work towards Vision Zero - our strategy focused on driving down the
>>> amount of road traffic collisions in our regions and to lower the
>>> number of people killed and seriously injured on our streets. However,
>>> this is something that we must all do in partnership. Communities can
>>> also take a stand and help us to make the roads safer. We know how much
>>> you want to help us, so that we can ensure roads and shared spaces are
>>> used responsibly and that people abide by the laws we enforce.”
>>> https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/mercedes-van-driver-jailed-for-
> killing-schoolgirl-lexi-mcdavid-who-was-getting-off-a-bus-in-huyton-
> merseyside/ar-AA1kT8fS
>>
>> But... but... *who* was on the chav-bike?
>>
>> Someone MUST have been, otherwise your only recent post to penetrate the
>> NIN defences is OFF topic!
>>
>> Out of interest, did you manage to evade the NIN troll-busting features
>> by writing a troll-enabling app to be used in conjunction with your
>> famous Google Groups killfile?
>
> Nugent is a fucktard child who has grown old. He is a disgrace to elderly
> right-wing loons everywhere.

Ah... so you have dropped that unconvincing pretence to have developed a
killfile for Google Groups, then?

Very wise.

Absolutely no-one believed you. You just made yourself look silly. Very
silly.

On Sun, 03 Dec 2023 01:07:56 +0000, JNugent wrote:

> On 02/12/2023 06:40 pm, S Mason wrote:
>> On Sat, 02 Dec 2023 17:29:01 +0000, JNugent wrote:
>>
>>> On 02/12/2023 05:06 pm, Simon Mason wrote:
>>>
>>> First things first...
>>>
>>> A: This item is getting to be fairly non-news, in that the reports
>>> date from 3rd November. Why didn't you post it (if post it you had to)
>>> at the time?
>>>
>>> B: How, on this occasion, did you, as a notorious troll, get through
>>> NIN's troll-busting filters?
>>>
>>> You've apparently posted about thirty recent other posts, purportedly
>>> to ukrc, none of which got through (the one I'm responding to was
>>> first) and two or three of which presented only the thread title and
>>> the "bad article" description?
>>>
>>>> A Mercedes van driver who killed a 12-year-old girl as she got off a
>>>> bus has been jailed for causing death by dangerous driving.
>>>> David Pursglove was driving on Princess Drive in Huyton, Merseyside,
>>>> when the accident happened. His van hit 12-year-old Lexi McDavid from
>>>> Huyton, who was given CPR by passengers but died shortly after being
>>>> admitted to Alder Hey Children's Hospital.
>>>
>>> HOW?
>>>
>>> Assuming the bus was at the kerb to let passengers alight (quite
>>> normal), how did the van hit her? Was Pursglove travelling along the
>>> FOOTway, like chavs on chav-bikes do? We'll probably never know.
>>> Certainly not from this report at least.
>>>
>>> But there's always the good ol' Liverpool Echo:
>>>
>>> [Give a me a second...]
>>>
>>> QUOTE:
>>> Angela Conlan, prosecuting, told the court how Lexi, 12, had travelled
>>> on a bus back from Broughton Hall Catholic High School in West Derby.
>>> She said the bus pulled in and Lexi got off. Ms Conlan said that CCTV
>>> footage showed Lexi run in front of the bus to cross the road., [sic]
>>> and "as she entered the second lane [of traffic] she was hit by a van
>>> being driven by the defendant".
>>>
>>> Lexi suffered fatal injuries and was taken to Alder Hey Children's
>>> Hospital where she died a short time later. Ms Conlan told the court
>>> that when the defendant was interviewed by the police he believed he
>>> was going around 28mph. However, CCTV footage showed Pursglove was
>>> travelling between 46 and 49mph at the time.
>>> ENDQUOTE
>>>
>>> Well. that at least explains it. The child ran across the front of the
>>> stationary bus to cross the road (all too common, in my experience).
>>>
>>> Had that been all that went wrong, it's hard to see how the driver of
>>> the van could have been guilty of anything. But Princess Drive is
>>> limited to 30mph (even on the dual carriageway stretch inside the
>>> Liverpool boundary, which is where the accident must have happened,
>>> since that is the only part where there is a "second lane"). And he
>>> was doing a speed measured at a minimum of 46mph.
>>>
>>> As I remember it, that road used to be a frequent site for the
>>> pre-1974 Liverpool and Bootle Constabulary's white Minivan radar
>>> traps. I've seen a few pulled over along that road (at the northern
>>> end, inside the city boundary). It's a pity if they've been stopped in
>>> favour of a stationary GATSO or something.
>>>
>>>> The 35-year-old, of Moorhey Road, Maghull, has now been sentenced for
>>>> the crash, which happened on June 7, 2022. It took place at 3.30pm,
>>>> as Lexi made her way to a friend’s house.
>>>> Pursglove pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing at Liverpool &
>>>> Knowsley Magistrates Court on 3 November this year. On Friday he
>>>> appeared at Liverpool Crown Court and was sentenced to eight months
>>>> in prison. He was also disqualified from driving for two years and
>>>> four months. Detective Sergeant Kurt Timpson from Merseyside Police's
>>>> serious collision investigation unit said: “Our thoughts remain very
>>>> much with Lexi’s parents and the rest of her family at this sad time.
>>>> They have been supported by specially trained family liaison
>>>> officers throughout the case. I thank those officers for their
>>>> professionalism and dedication.
>>>> “This has been a very traumatic time for Lexi’s family and I know
>>>> that the incident has affected so many people in the community. I
>>>> would like to thank members of the public who rushed to help Lexi
>>>> that day and who did everything they could to help.
>>>> “I would ask that as drivers, we all reflect on how we use our
>>>> vehicles on the road. Excess speed kills and causes unimaginable
>>>> harm to people who become involved in road crashes. Not one of us
>>>> would want to be involved in such incidents and we must change
>>>> driving behaviour to reduce that harm.
>>>> “Merseyside Police are committed to the prevention of road death, to
>>>> work towards Vision Zero - our strategy focused on driving down the
>>>> amount of road traffic collisions in our regions and to lower the
>>>> number of people killed and seriously injured on our streets.
>>>> However, this is something that we must all do in partnership.
>>>> Communities can also take a stand and help us to make the roads
>>>> safer. We know how much you want to help us, so that we can ensure
>>>> roads and shared spaces are used responsibly and that people abide by
>>>> the laws we enforce.”
>>>> https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/mercedes-van-driver-jailed-for-
>> killing-schoolgirl-lexi-mcdavid-who-was-getting-off-a-bus-in-huyton-
>> merseyside/ar-AA1kT8fS
>>>
>>> But... but... *who* was on the chav-bike?
>>>
>>> Someone MUST have been, otherwise your only recent post to penetrate
>>> the NIN defences is OFF topic!
>>>
>>> Out of interest, did you manage to evade the NIN troll-busting
>>> features by writing a troll-enabling app to be used in conjunction
>>> with your famous Google Groups killfile?
>>
>> Nugent is a fucktard child who has grown old. He is a disgrace to
>> elderly right-wing loons everywhere.
>
> Ah... so you have dropped that unconvincing pretence to have developed a
> killfile for Google Groups, then?
>
> Very wise.
>
> Absolutely no-one believed you. You just made yourself look silly. Very
> silly.

Nugent is a fucktard child who has grown old. He is a disgrace to elderly
right-wing loons everywhere.

On 03/12/2023 07:39 am, S Mason wrote:
> On Sun, 03 Dec 2023 01:07:56 +0000, JNugent wrote:
>
>> On 02/12/2023 06:40 pm, S Mason wrote:
>>> On Sat, 02 Dec 2023 17:29:01 +0000, JNugent wrote:
>>>
>>>> On 02/12/2023 05:06 pm, Simon Mason wrote:
>>>>
>>>> First things first...
>>>>
>>>> A: This item is getting to be fairly non-news, in that the reports
>>>> date from 3rd November. Why didn't you post it (if post it you had to)
>>>> at the time?
>>>>
>>>> B: How, on this occasion, did you, as a notorious troll, get through
>>>> NIN's troll-busting filters?
>>>>
>>>> You've apparently posted about thirty recent other posts, purportedly
>>>> to ukrc, none of which got through (the one I'm responding to was
>>>> first) and two or three of which presented only the thread title and
>>>> the "bad article" description?
>>>>
>>>>> A Mercedes van driver who killed a 12-year-old girl as she got off a
>>>>> bus has been jailed for causing death by dangerous driving.
>>>>> David Pursglove was driving on Princess Drive in Huyton, Merseyside,
>>>>> when the accident happened. His van hit 12-year-old Lexi McDavid from
>>>>> Huyton, who was given CPR by passengers but died shortly after being
>>>>> admitted to Alder Hey Children's Hospital.
>>>>
>>>> HOW?
>>>>
>>>> Assuming the bus was at the kerb to let passengers alight (quite
>>>> normal), how did the van hit her? Was Pursglove travelling along the
>>>> FOOTway, like chavs on chav-bikes do? We'll probably never know.
>>>> Certainly not from this report at least.
>>>>
>>>> But there's always the good ol' Liverpool Echo:
>>>>
>>>> [Give a me a second...]
>>>>
>>>> QUOTE:
>>>> Angela Conlan, prosecuting, told the court how Lexi, 12, had travelled
>>>> on a bus back from Broughton Hall Catholic High School in West Derby.
>>>> She said the bus pulled in and Lexi got off. Ms Conlan said that CCTV
>>>> footage showed Lexi run in front of the bus to cross the road., [sic]
>>>> and "as she entered the second lane [of traffic] she was hit by a van
>>>> being driven by the defendant".
>>>>
>>>> Lexi suffered fatal injuries and was taken to Alder Hey Children's
>>>> Hospital where she died a short time later. Ms Conlan told the court
>>>> that when the defendant was interviewed by the police he believed he
>>>> was going around 28mph. However, CCTV footage showed Pursglove was
>>>> travelling between 46 and 49mph at the time.
>>>> ENDQUOTE
>>>>
>>>> Well. that at least explains it. The child ran across the front of the
>>>> stationary bus to cross the road (all too common, in my experience).
>>>>
>>>> Had that been all that went wrong, it's hard to see how the driver of
>>>> the van could have been guilty of anything. But Princess Drive is
>>>> limited to 30mph (even on the dual carriageway stretch inside the
>>>> Liverpool boundary, which is where the accident must have happened,
>>>> since that is the only part where there is a "second lane"). And he
>>>> was doing a speed measured at a minimum of 46mph.
>>>>
>>>> As I remember it, that road used to be a frequent site for the
>>>> pre-1974 Liverpool and Bootle Constabulary's white Minivan radar
>>>> traps. I've seen a few pulled over along that road (at the northern
>>>> end, inside the city boundary). It's a pity if they've been stopped in
>>>> favour of a stationary GATSO or something.
>>>>
>>>>> The 35-year-old, of Moorhey Road, Maghull, has now been sentenced for
>>>>> the crash, which happened on June 7, 2022. It took place at 3.30pm,
>>>>> as Lexi made her way to a friend’s house.
>>>>> Pursglove pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing at Liverpool &
>>>>> Knowsley Magistrates Court on 3 November this year. On Friday he
>>>>> appeared at Liverpool Crown Court and was sentenced to eight months
>>>>> in prison. He was also disqualified from driving for two years and
>>>>> four months. Detective Sergeant Kurt Timpson from Merseyside Police's
>>>>> serious collision investigation unit said: “Our thoughts remain very
>>>>> much with Lexi’s parents and the rest of her family at this sad time.
>>>>> They have been supported by specially trained family liaison
>>>>> officers throughout the case. I thank those officers for their
>>>>> professionalism and dedication.
>>>>> “This has been a very traumatic time for Lexi’s family and I know
>>>>> that the incident has affected so many people in the community. I
>>>>> would like to thank members of the public who rushed to help Lexi
>>>>> that day and who did everything they could to help.
>>>>> “I would ask that as drivers, we all reflect on how we use our
>>>>> vehicles on the road. Excess speed kills and causes unimaginable
>>>>> harm to people who become involved in road crashes. Not one of us
>>>>> would want to be involved in such incidents and we must change
>>>>> driving behaviour to reduce that harm.
>>>>> “Merseyside Police are committed to the prevention of road death, to
>>>>> work towards Vision Zero - our strategy focused on driving down the
>>>>> amount of road traffic collisions in our regions and to lower the
>>>>> number of people killed and seriously injured on our streets.
>>>>> However, this is something that we must all do in partnership.
>>>>> Communities can also take a stand and help us to make the roads
>>>>> safer. We know how much you want to help us, so that we can ensure
>>>>> roads and shared spaces are used responsibly and that people abide by
>>>>> the laws we enforce.”
>>>>> https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/mercedes-van-driver-jailed-for-
>>> killing-schoolgirl-lexi-mcdavid-who-was-getting-off-a-bus-in-huyton-
>>> merseyside/ar-AA1kT8fS
>>>>
>>>> But... but... *who* was on the chav-bike?
>>>>
>>>> Someone MUST have been, otherwise your only recent post to penetrate
>>>> the NIN defences is OFF topic!
>>>>
>>>> Out of interest, did you manage to evade the NIN troll-busting
>>>> features by writing a troll-enabling app to be used in conjunction
>>>> with your famous Google Groups killfile?
>>>
>>> Nugent is a fucktard child who has grown old. He is a disgrace to
>>> elderly right-wing loons everywhere.
>>
>> Ah... so you have dropped that unconvincing pretence to have developed a
>> killfile for Google Groups, then?
>>
>> Very wise.
>>
>> Absolutely no-one believed you. You just made yourself look silly. Very
>> silly.
>
> Nugent is a fucktard child who has grown old. He is a disgrace to elderly
> right-wing loons everywhere.

What a change has overcome May Sun!

A couple of weeks ago, and under the very same soubriquet (look it up,
May Sun), he posted to uk.d-i-y and when challenged, denied being May
Sun, utilising a string of childish fourth form-invective just as he
does above.

May Sun is, of course, a constantly off-topic *troll* in uk.r.c.

It is highly appropriate that News Individual Net's anti-troll defences
had shut him out of its server. After all, what business does he even
have in having his posts circulated by a university (sorry for the five
syllable word)?

On Sun, 03 Dec 2023 11:48:46 +0000, JNugent wrote:

> On 03/12/2023 07:39 am, S Mason wrote:
>> On Sun, 03 Dec 2023 01:07:56 +0000, JNugent wrote:
>>
>>> On 02/12/2023 06:40 pm, S Mason wrote:
>>>> On Sat, 02 Dec 2023 17:29:01 +0000, JNugent wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> On 02/12/2023 05:06 pm, Simon Mason wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> First things first...
>>>>>
>>>>> A: This item is getting to be fairly non-news, in that the reports
>>>>> date from 3rd November. Why didn't you post it (if post it you had
>>>>> to)
>>>>> at the time?
>>>>>
>>>>> B: How, on this occasion, did you, as a notorious troll, get through
>>>>> NIN's troll-busting filters?
>>>>>
>>>>> You've apparently posted about thirty recent other posts,
>>>>> purportedly to ukrc, none of which got through (the one I'm
>>>>> responding to was first) and two or three of which presented only
>>>>> the thread title and the "bad article" description?
>>>>>
>>>>>> A Mercedes van driver who killed a 12-year-old girl as she got off
>>>>>> a bus has been jailed for causing death by dangerous driving.
>>>>>> David Pursglove was driving on Princess Drive in Huyton,
>>>>>> Merseyside, when the accident happened. His van hit 12-year-old
>>>>>> Lexi McDavid from Huyton, who was given CPR by passengers but died
>>>>>> shortly after being admitted to Alder Hey Children's Hospital.
>>>>>
>>>>> HOW?
>>>>>
>>>>> Assuming the bus was at the kerb to let passengers alight (quite
>>>>> normal), how did the van hit her? Was Pursglove travelling along the
>>>>> FOOTway, like chavs on chav-bikes do? We'll probably never know.
>>>>> Certainly not from this report at least.
>>>>>
>>>>> But there's always the good ol' Liverpool Echo:
>>>>>
>>>>> [Give a me a second...]
>>>>>
>>>>> QUOTE:
>>>>> Angela Conlan, prosecuting, told the court how Lexi, 12, had
>>>>> travelled on a bus back from Broughton Hall Catholic High School in
>>>>> West Derby. She said the bus pulled in and Lexi got off. Ms Conlan
>>>>> said that CCTV footage showed Lexi run in front of the bus to cross
>>>>> the road., [sic] and "as she entered the second lane [of traffic]
>>>>> she was hit by a van being driven by the defendant".
>>>>>
>>>>> Lexi suffered fatal injuries and was taken to Alder Hey Children's
>>>>> Hospital where she died a short time later. Ms Conlan told the court
>>>>> that when the defendant was interviewed by the police he believed he
>>>>> was going around 28mph. However, CCTV footage showed Pursglove was
>>>>> travelling between 46 and 49mph at the time.
>>>>> ENDQUOTE
>>>>>
>>>>> Well. that at least explains it. The child ran across the front of
>>>>> the stationary bus to cross the road (all too common, in my
>>>>> experience).
>>>>>
>>>>> Had that been all that went wrong, it's hard to see how the driver
>>>>> of the van could have been guilty of anything. But Princess Drive is
>>>>> limited to 30mph (even on the dual carriageway stretch inside the
>>>>> Liverpool boundary, which is where the accident must have happened,
>>>>> since that is the only part where there is a "second lane"). And he
>>>>> was doing a speed measured at a minimum of 46mph.
>>>>>
>>>>> As I remember it, that road used to be a frequent site for the
>>>>> pre-1974 Liverpool and Bootle Constabulary's white Minivan radar
>>>>> traps. I've seen a few pulled over along that road (at the northern
>>>>> end, inside the city boundary). It's a pity if they've been stopped
>>>>> in favour of a stationary GATSO or something.
>>>>>
>>>>>> The 35-year-old, of Moorhey Road, Maghull, has now been sentenced
>>>>>> for the crash, which happened on June 7, 2022. It took place at
>>>>>> 3.30pm,
>>>>>> as Lexi made her way to a friend’s house.
>>>>>> Pursglove pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing at Liverpool &
>>>>>> Knowsley Magistrates Court on 3 November this year. On Friday he
>>>>>> appeared at Liverpool Crown Court and was sentenced to eight months
>>>>>> in prison. He was also disqualified from driving for two years and
>>>>>> four months. Detective Sergeant Kurt Timpson from Merseyside
>>>>>> Police's serious collision investigation unit said: “Our thoughts
>>>>>> remain very much with Lexi’s parents and the rest of her family at
>>>>>> this sad time.
>>>>>> They have been supported by specially trained family liaison
>>>>>> officers throughout the case. I thank those officers for their
>>>>>> professionalism and dedication.
>>>>>> “This has been a very traumatic time for Lexi’s family and I know
>>>>>> that the incident has affected so many people in the community. I
>>>>>> would like to thank members of the public who rushed to help Lexi
>>>>>> that day and who did everything they could to help.
>>>>>> “I would ask that as drivers, we all reflect on how we use our
>>>>>> vehicles on the road. Excess speed kills and causes unimaginable
>>>>>> harm to people who become involved in road crashes. Not one of us
>>>>>> would want to be involved in such incidents and we must change
>>>>>> driving behaviour to reduce that harm.
>>>>>> “Merseyside Police are committed to the prevention of road death,
>>>>>> to work towards Vision Zero - our strategy focused on driving down
>>>>>> the amount of road traffic collisions in our regions and to lower
>>>>>> the number of people killed and seriously injured on our streets.
>>>>>> However, this is something that we must all do in partnership.
>>>>>> Communities can also take a stand and help us to make the roads
>>>>>> safer. We know how much you want to help us, so that we can ensure
>>>>>> roads and shared spaces are used responsibly and that people abide
>>>>>> by the laws we enforce.”
>>>>>> https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/mercedes-van-driver-jailed-
for-
>>>> killing-schoolgirl-lexi-mcdavid-who-was-getting-off-a-bus-in-huyton-
>>>> merseyside/ar-AA1kT8fS
>>>>>
>>>>> But... but... *who* was on the chav-bike?
>>>>>
>>>>> Someone MUST have been, otherwise your only recent post to penetrate
>>>>> the NIN defences is OFF topic!
>>>>>
>>>>> Out of interest, did you manage to evade the NIN troll-busting
>>>>> features by writing a troll-enabling app to be used in conjunction
>>>>> with your famous Google Groups killfile?
>>>>
>>>> Nugent is a fucktard child who has grown old. He is a disgrace to
>>>> elderly right-wing loons everywhere.
>>>
>>> Ah... so you have dropped that unconvincing pretence to have developed
>>> a killfile for Google Groups, then?
>>>
>>> Very wise.
>>>
>>> Absolutely no-one believed you. You just made yourself look silly.
>>> Very silly.
>>
>> Nugent is a fucktard child who has grown old. He is a disgrace to
>> elderly right-wing loons everywhere.
>
> What a change has overcome May Sun!
>
> A couple of weeks ago, and under the very same soubriquet (look it up,
> May Sun), he posted to uk.d-i-y and when challenged, denied being May
> Sun, utilising a string of childish fourth form-invective just as he
> does above.
>
> May Sun is, of course, a constantly off-topic *troll* in uk.r.c.
>
> It is highly appropriate that News Individual Net's anti-troll defences
> had shut him out of its server. After all, what business does he even
> have in having his posts circulated by a university (sorry for the five
> syllable word)?

On 03/12/2023 12:30 pm, S Mason wrote:
> On Sun, 03 Dec 2023 11:48:46 +0000, JNugent wrote:
>
>> On 03/12/2023 07:39 am, S Mason wrote:
>>> On Sun, 03 Dec 2023 01:07:56 +0000, JNugent wrote:
>>>
>>>> On 02/12/2023 06:40 pm, S Mason wrote:
>>>>> On Sat, 02 Dec 2023 17:29:01 +0000, JNugent wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> On 02/12/2023 05:06 pm, Simon Mason wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> First things first...
>>>>>>
>>>>>> A: This item is getting to be fairly non-news, in that the reports
>>>>>> date from 3rd November. Why didn't you post it (if post it you had
>>>>>> to)
>>>>>> at the time?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> B: How, on this occasion, did you, as a notorious troll, get through
>>>>>> NIN's troll-busting filters?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> You've apparently posted about thirty recent other posts,
>>>>>> purportedly to ukrc, none of which got through (the one I'm
>>>>>> responding to was first) and two or three of which presented only
>>>>>> the thread title and the "bad article" description?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> A Mercedes van driver who killed a 12-year-old girl as she got off
>>>>>>> a bus has been jailed for causing death by dangerous driving.
>>>>>>> David Pursglove was driving on Princess Drive in Huyton,
>>>>>>> Merseyside, when the accident happened. His van hit 12-year-old
>>>>>>> Lexi McDavid from Huyton, who was given CPR by passengers but died
>>>>>>> shortly after being admitted to Alder Hey Children's Hospital.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> HOW?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Assuming the bus was at the kerb to let passengers alight (quite
>>>>>> normal), how did the van hit her? Was Pursglove travelling along the
>>>>>> FOOTway, like chavs on chav-bikes do? We'll probably never know.
>>>>>> Certainly not from this report at least.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> But there's always the good ol' Liverpool Echo:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> [Give a me a second...]
>>>>>>
>>>>>> QUOTE:
>>>>>> Angela Conlan, prosecuting, told the court how Lexi, 12, had
>>>>>> travelled on a bus back from Broughton Hall Catholic High School in
>>>>>> West Derby. She said the bus pulled in and Lexi got off. Ms Conlan
>>>>>> said that CCTV footage showed Lexi run in front of the bus to cross
>>>>>> the road., [sic] and "as she entered the second lane [of traffic]
>>>>>> she was hit by a van being driven by the defendant".
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Lexi suffered fatal injuries and was taken to Alder Hey Children's
>>>>>> Hospital where she died a short time later. Ms Conlan told the court
>>>>>> that when the defendant was interviewed by the police he believed he
>>>>>> was going around 28mph. However, CCTV footage showed Pursglove was
>>>>>> travelling between 46 and 49mph at the time.
>>>>>> ENDQUOTE
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Well. that at least explains it. The child ran across the front of
>>>>>> the stationary bus to cross the road (all too common, in my
>>>>>> experience).
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Had that been all that went wrong, it's hard to see how the driver
>>>>>> of the van could have been guilty of anything. But Princess Drive is
>>>>>> limited to 30mph (even on the dual carriageway stretch inside the
>>>>>> Liverpool boundary, which is where the accident must have happened,
>>>>>> since that is the only part where there is a "second lane"). And he
>>>>>> was doing a speed measured at a minimum of 46mph.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> As I remember it, that road used to be a frequent site for the
>>>>>> pre-1974 Liverpool and Bootle Constabulary's white Minivan radar
>>>>>> traps. I've seen a few pulled over along that road (at the northern
>>>>>> end, inside the city boundary). It's a pity if they've been stopped
>>>>>> in favour of a stationary GATSO or something.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> The 35-year-old, of Moorhey Road, Maghull, has now been sentenced
>>>>>>> for the crash, which happened on June 7, 2022. It took place at
>>>>>>> 3.30pm,
>>>>>>> as Lexi made her way to a friend’s house.
>>>>>>> Pursglove pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing at Liverpool &
>>>>>>> Knowsley Magistrates Court on 3 November this year. On Friday he
>>>>>>> appeared at Liverpool Crown Court and was sentenced to eight months
>>>>>>> in prison. He was also disqualified from driving for two years and
>>>>>>> four months. Detective Sergeant Kurt Timpson from Merseyside
>>>>>>> Police's serious collision investigation unit said: “Our thoughts
>>>>>>> remain very much with Lexi’s parents and the rest of her family at
>>>>>>> this sad time.
>>>>>>> They have been supported by specially trained family liaison
>>>>>>> officers throughout the case. I thank those officers for their
>>>>>>> professionalism and dedication.
>>>>>>> “This has been a very traumatic time for Lexi’s family and I know
>>>>>>> that the incident has affected so many people in the community. I
>>>>>>> would like to thank members of the public who rushed to help Lexi
>>>>>>> that day and who did everything they could to help.
>>>>>>> “I would ask that as drivers, we all reflect on how we use our
>>>>>>> vehicles on the road. Excess speed kills and causes unimaginable
>>>>>>> harm to people who become involved in road crashes. Not one of us
>>>>>>> would want to be involved in such incidents and we must change
>>>>>>> driving behaviour to reduce that harm.
>>>>>>> “Merseyside Police are committed to the prevention of road death,
>>>>>>> to work towards Vision Zero - our strategy focused on driving down
>>>>>>> the amount of road traffic collisions in our regions and to lower
>>>>>>> the number of people killed and seriously injured on our streets.
>>>>>>> However, this is something that we must all do in partnership.
>>>>>>> Communities can also take a stand and help us to make the roads
>>>>>>> safer. We know how much you want to help us, so that we can ensure
>>>>>>> roads and shared spaces are used responsibly and that people abide
>>>>>>> by the laws we enforce.”
>>>>>>> https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/mercedes-van-driver-jailed-
> for-
>>>>> killing-schoolgirl-lexi-mcdavid-who-was-getting-off-a-bus-in-huyton-
>>>>> merseyside/ar-AA1kT8fS
>>>>>>
>>>>>> But... but... *who* was on the chav-bike?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Someone MUST have been, otherwise your only recent post to penetrate
>>>>>> the NIN defences is OFF topic!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Out of interest, did you manage to evade the NIN troll-busting
>>>>>> features by writing a troll-enabling app to be used in conjunction
>>>>>> with your famous Google Groups killfile?
>>>>>
>>>>> Nugent is a fucktard child who has grown old. He is a disgrace to
>>>>> elderly right-wing loons everywhere.
>>>>
>>>> Ah... so you have dropped that unconvincing pretence to have developed
>>>> a killfile for Google Groups, then?
>>>>
>>>> Very wise.
>>>>
>>>> Absolutely no-one believed you. You just made yourself look silly.
>>>> Very silly.
>>>
>>> Nugent is a fucktard child who has grown old. He is a disgrace to
>>> elderly right-wing loons everywhere.
>>
>> What a change has overcome May Sun!
>>
>> A couple of weeks ago, and under the very same soubriquet (look it up,
>> May Sun), he posted to uk.d-i-y and when challenged, denied being May
>> Sun, utilising a string of childish fourth form-invective just as he
>> does above.
>>
>> May Sun is, of course, a constantly off-topic *troll* in uk.r.c.
>>
>> It is highly appropriate that News Individual Net's anti-troll defences
>> had shut him out of its server. After all, what business does he even
>> have in having his posts circulated by a university (sorry for the five
>> syllable word)?
>
> Your wonderful NIN filter is helping you to be even more poorly informed
> than you otherwise would be.
>
> Did I call you a 'stupid cunt' on uk.d-i-y?
>
> Just in case I didn't:
>
> You stupid Cunt!