[NWH]

Why his legs 🦵 lol.

[Jamie Thomas]

Saves getting done for murder.

[james peters]

Saves getting done for murder.

really? you would still go to prison . also , IMO smashing someone to a pulp is  a horrible crime.

[G Griffin]

Saves getting done for murder.

really? you would still go to prison . also , IMO smashing someone to a pulp is  a horrible crime.

It sends out a message though.
That if you take the law into your own hands with pickaxe handle, you'll go to jail.

[simon w]

I'd sentence him to 6 hours on CIU 

[AuRavelling79]

I'd sentence him to 6 hours on CIU 

A cruel and unusual punishment if ever there was one.

[Jamie Thomas]

YES I'd quite happily go to prison. He will get 6 months suspended and a fine.

[james peters]

YES I'd quite happily go to prison. He will get 6 months suspended and a fine.

you don't have children, grand children, or other dependants ?

don't you have a business to run ?
doing time in prison would seem a bit counter productive I would have thought ?

then after prison there is all the probation appointments added to it ,oh and a criminal record

perhaps a little bit of thought before acting is the best policy

[Mike Halliday]

I read ages ago that in situation like this you should tell your parents to alway say " my son/daughter looks after my money, let me give them a call" no respectable tradesmen would have a problem with this

My mother in law has got it down to a fine art, she’s alway getting cold callers.

[G Griffin]

YES I'd quite happily go to prison. He will get 6 months suspended and a fine.

And a hefty compensatory payout.
You might pay towards that, too.