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CRAZY DRIVER JAILED AFTER MOWING DOWN THREE PEDESTRIANS A dangerous driver who mounted the pavement and ploughed into three pedestrians has been jailed after a shocking campaign of offending. Joseph Wicks, 27, drove a Fiat 500 recklessly around Colchester in the early hours of 30 November, travelling the wrong... way down one-way streets, running red lights and narrowly missing people as he tore through the city. He then mounted the pavement on Queen Street outside a nightclub, striking three people, before abandoning the car and fleeing. Months later, Wicks was still on the run when his behaviour escalated into a campaign of stalking and harassment. Armed officers eventually tracked him to a Colchester property after a report that he had been seen with a metal baseball bat and what appeared to be a handgun. When officers stormed the address, several people claimed they had not seen Wicks. But after a thorough search, police found the fugitive cowering underneath an Ottoman bed. Wicks admitted a string of offences including dangerous driving, driving while disqualified, failing to stop for police, multiple assaults, stalking, threatening communications and criminal damage. He was jailed for four years and six months and banned from driving for a further two years and six months. Thankfully, none of the three pedestrians suffered serious injuries.show more

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DM 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿1 month ago

Four years? Should be 8-10 at a minimum and a lifetime driving ban. Country is a fucking joke

Jobie1 month ago

Oh no, banned from driving? He was already banned from driving. Clearly doesn’t give a fuck about being banned. 4 years for these offences is mental. He will be out in 2.

RichardAK@Arsenal.1 month ago

They should have jailed all the people that were with him in that property.

Alan1 month ago

4 years lol… out in less than two and probably driving again even though he is banned!!!! This country is a joke…. This guy will destroy more lives… could have killed 3 people…. Mental

WOLF1 month ago

Let me guess, he was mentally ill. That was a terrorist attach and it should be treated as such. Lock this white Christian terrorist and throw away the keys.

LukeG1 month ago

Sentence is way too lenient.

ObamaWellington1 month ago

He really went off the rails after lockdown huh

Strawberrers_Guild1 month ago

Hiding under the bed like a fucking rat. We'd all be better off if he had a bullet in his skull

Mícheál Breathnach1 month ago

What a mong

GaryR791 month ago

4 years for this and Lucy Connolly got 3 for a spicy tweet.. U.K justice system worst in the world

Salexander1 month ago

What’s his religion and ethnicity ? Driving on pavements terrorising people, surely terrorism charge too 🤷🏽‍♂️

Enter The Dragon1 month ago

If I was that copper that found him, I would have teased the scum bag, then beaten him up a little, told in my police report, he attack me first 😬..

Tonko1 month ago

Pathetic..

bruce🦁1 month ago

Only cares about his eye brows

Micro Engineer1 month ago

Well done the police. Let’s hope the justice system serves the right justice and not let him just walk. He must get jail time - lots.

Kev 201 month ago

A piece of shit

johnieclayton1 month ago

Why not a lifetime ban?

Mahad1 month ago

Typical white christian man behavior... Criminals! 🤮✝️

Collee19791 month ago

And people have the audacity to say there is two tier policing/justice in this country in favour of ethnic minorities? He's got of lightly

FilthyForesters1 month ago

Usual suspect

Err…1 month ago

Four years and six months??? The justice system REALLY lost the plot. A list of offences a mile long and he gets a slap on the wrist.

Arlington Beech1 month ago

In shocked to see that it’s a British name… he’s letting us down.

Joey1 month ago

Hiding under the bed, like a fucking sissy!! Unbelievable, what a whopper.

alex1 month ago

This is why everyone hates motorists.

zb1 month ago

Little bitch hiding under his bed. Pathetic. Euthanise asap

NiftyNayNay1 month ago

4 years 😂

Sean1 month ago

Fanny hiding under the bed 🤣

gareth1 month ago

Death penalty

1sthand1 month ago

Local doctor or engineer this?

2Jars1 month ago

Fucking scumbag

#Iraolaera1 month ago

Another knuckle dragging scumbag

Soullova1 month ago

Deport button >>>>

WaspBoro11 month ago

Good job he didn’t do a naughty social media post. He’d have got longer.

Nathan Day1 month ago

SCUM!

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YEGWAVE

45,245 views • 2 months ago

What I've been working on lately: Pasco County, FL, used a crude computer algorithm to "predict" who would commit future crimes--and then subjected their families to relentless harassment. They called it "Intelligence Led Policing." This is Robert Jones, one of our clients. His son landed on Pasco's list when he was just sixteen years old. Soon, the Pasco sheriff's office was visiting the family's home multiple times a week and at odd hours of the day, knocking on the doors, and peering into the windows. Deputies found excuses to issue fines for things like tall grass, and they found excuses to arrest Robert--arresting him three times in three months. Robert had never been arrested before. But he was arrested the day after Christmas because officers claimed to see a minor smoking a cigarette through the windows of his home; was arrested a week later for failure to appear for a code citation hearing (even though he did not receive notice of the hearing); and was arrested several months later for alleged possession of marijuana.

What I've been working on lately: Pasco County, FL, used a crude computer algorithm to "predict" who would commit future crimes--and then subjected their families to relentless harassment. They called it "Intelligence Led Policing." This is Robert Jones, one of our clients. His son landed on Pasco's list when he was just sixteen years old. Soon, the Pasco sheriff's office was visiting the family's home multiple times a week and at odd hours of the day, knocking on the doors, and peering into the windows. Deputies found excuses to issue fines for things like tall grass, and they found excuses to arrest Robert--arresting him three times in three months. Robert had never been arrested before. But he was arrested the day after Christmas because officers claimed to see a minor smoking a cigarette through the windows of his home; was arrested a week later for failure to appear for a code citation hearing (even though he did not receive notice of the hearing); and was arrested several months later for alleged possession of marijuana.

Rob Johnson

125,914 views • 2 years ago

Albuquerque, New Mexico — Police received a call from an employee at a gas station who said a vehicle had been parked at the gas pump for several hours. The caller said the vehicle was not running, and she could barely see the driver because of the dark, tinted windows. She asked for officers to check on the driver. Officers arrived and ran the license plate and determined the registered owner of the car was Keshawn Thomas. Officers discovered the driver, later confirmed to be Thomas, was asleep in the driver’s seat of the vehicle. Officers noticed alcohol, including an open container, inside the vehicle. They determined that since the vehicle was not running, they did not have charges for drunk driving. Officers decided they would tell Thomas he needed to have someone come and pick up the car. They woke Thomas and asked him to exit the vehicle and take a seat. They told Thomas not to start the car and told him he was not in trouble. Thomas exited the vehicle but declined to sit down. An officer asked Thomas what he was doing with open containers in the car and pointed out he was drunk, and had been passed out for several hours. Officers later told investigators that they detected signs of intoxication during the encounter. An officer told him he should not be driving drunk because he could hurt himself or others. Thomas and officers argued with each other, and as the conversation became more heated, an additional officer was requested for assistance. Thomas sat in the driver’s seat of his vehicle with the door open and appeared to be searching the interior of the car. Officers directed him to get his phone and exit the vehicle. After about 30 second, one of the officers called out that Thomas had a gun. All three officers fired their handguns, striking Thomas. He died at the scene.

Albuquerque, New Mexico — Police received a call from an employee at a gas station who said a vehicle had been parked at the gas pump for several hours. The caller said the vehicle was not running, and she could barely see the driver because of the dark, tinted windows. She asked for officers to check on the driver. Officers arrived and ran the license plate and determined the registered owner of the car was Keshawn Thomas. Officers discovered the driver, later confirmed to be Thomas, was asleep in the driver’s seat of the vehicle. Officers noticed alcohol, including an open container, inside the vehicle. They determined that since the vehicle was not running, they did not have charges for drunk driving. Officers decided they would tell Thomas he needed to have someone come and pick up the car. They woke Thomas and asked him to exit the vehicle and take a seat. They told Thomas not to start the car and told him he was not in trouble. Thomas exited the vehicle but declined to sit down. An officer asked Thomas what he was doing with open containers in the car and pointed out he was drunk, and had been passed out for several hours. Officers later told investigators that they detected signs of intoxication during the encounter. An officer told him he should not be driving drunk because he could hurt himself or others. Thomas and officers argued with each other, and as the conversation became more heated, an additional officer was requested for assistance. Thomas sat in the driver’s seat of his vehicle with the door open and appeared to be searching the interior of the car. Officers directed him to get his phone and exit the vehicle. After about 30 second, one of the officers called out that Thomas had a gun. All three officers fired their handguns, striking Thomas. He died at the scene.

Damon Strong

137,718 views • 1 month ago