[UK] Deliberate Acid Attack On 3-Year-Old.

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Acid... the trending chemical for when things get you down.
You don't need a target, yer' just throw it like the gang taught you to.

And as far as the law is concerned...

'F*** you bro' Teen jailed for 17 years for UK's first acid killing swears at judge.

A teenager has been jailed for manslaughter following the death of a nurse in the UK's first acid killing.



'Xeneral Webster, 19, has been locked up after he doused Joanne Rand, 47, with sulphuric acid while
he was threatening someone else. But the teen showed no remorse as he was locked up –instead he
shouted at the judge: "All of you will probably dead by the time I am out of here, f*** you bro".

Ms Rand, who worked as a dementia nurse, was sitting on a bench in Frogmoor, High Wycombe,
Buckinghamshire, when the teen attempted to steal a bike from another man.



The bottle containing the corrosive liquid was knocked out of his hand during the confrontation and
Ms Rand was covered in it. The mum-of-three, who had been visiting her daughter's grave when she
was splashed, ran screaming into a nearby branch of KFC for help, Reading Crown Court heard.

She died 11 days later from multi-organ failure after contracting septicaemia due to the acid burns.
Ms Rand's family is now calling for much harsher sentences for acid attackers.

Her daughter, Katie Pitwell, 18, said: "I think the buying of acid needs to be restricted, but also, if someone
is carrying it, there should be tougher sentences because most of the time they do intend to use it for harm."

Webster, who admitted manslaughter while on trial for murder, had himself been a victim of an acid attack
only months earlier, so knew how dangerous it is.
Miss Pitwell added: "He knew how much it could hurt someone and yet he used the stronger acid anyway
to hurt someone else.

"He went out with the intention of hurting someone and it's an innocent person that got hurt in this situation.
"People need to know that, if they're carrying that type of stuff, it's going to hurt someone or kill someone."

Miss Pitwell joined two of her mum's sisters, Lynn Ryan, 54, and Jacqueline Joiner, 61, to speak out about
the dangers of using acid as a weapon. They described Ms Rand as "very bubbly and fun" and "outgoing"
and said she "really cared about the residents she looked after".

Miss Pitwell said she did not realise how badly her mother had been injured at first.
"You never really think of that sort of thing happening to you, so it didn't really register how bad it was,"
she said. "Then, as it went on, we realised how bad it was."



Mrs Joiner continued: "I think it was a mixture of anger at first –how could somebody do this to Jo, our sister?
It was kind of upsetting for her what she was going through. The disbelief, shock.
"But we've kind of been sleepwalking through our lives for the past year, not thinking of it as real. "It's like a
nightmare and you just can't get your head around it –why it's happened and what happened to Jo." ...'

The Daily Star:

By the way, the BBC reported this story and due to their Diversity issues, they omitted what
Webster said to the Judge. You see... it doesn't signal victim-hood and they're all about that!