Kill All H*ns

[covebear]

Aberdeen Courts, Crime and Breaking Incidents | Neale Ross - who wore a red and white tie to court - was seen on CCTV holding part of a banner that read: "Kill All Huns". | Facebook

Neale Ross - who wore a red and white tie to court - was seen on CCTV holding part of a banner that read: "Kill All Huns".

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[covebear]

Neale Ross was alleged to have committed the offence at Ibrox Stadium during Rangers' 4-1 victory over the Dons back in October 2022. The 35-year-old was cleared in court.

 

[Moreloslaces]

behind a paywall & 12ft won't work in my office. can someone post the article?

 

[Valley Bluenose]

behind a paywall & 12ft won't work in my office. can someone post the article?

Neale Ross – who appeared in the dock at Glasgow Sheriff Court wearing a red and white tie – was alleged to have committed the offence at Ibrox Stadium on October 29 2022.

Rangers hosted foes Aberdeen in a match that the Glasgow side won 4-1.

Court papers stated Ross, 35, conducted himself in a disorderly manner at the match.

It was claimed he displayed a banner which bore an offensive sectarian slogan.

Ross, of Aberdeen, was further stated to have committed breach of the peace.

The alleged offence was said to have been aggravated by religious prejudice.

Ross pled not guilty.

CCTV shown to the trial displayed that the white and red banner said: “Kill All Huns.”

Sheriff Gerard Considine said: “The banner in itself constitutes a breach of the peace by what is written on it.

“The matter is whether or not Mr Ross knew what was written on the banner at the point he took hold of a side of it.

“My viewing of the CCTV does show him in possession of part of the banner with people behind him to his left.

“From my view, the people to his right were already in possession of the banner.

“Nothing from the CCTV shows me that he knew them so I have to consider if I can draw an inference that he knew what was on the banner.

“While I accept he stepped back a row under the banner, he didn’t appear to be holding it or wasn’t shown on CCTV.

“He did gesture to the Rangers fans in that direction after the banner had been taken down.

“He was not responsible for taking down the banner.

“I find a reasonable doubt after Mr Ross’ evidence and I find the charge not guilty.”

 

[WATP1979]

behind a paywall & 12ft won't work in my office. can someone post the article?

A Dons fan was today cleared of holding a banner saying “Kill All Huns” at a Rangers and Aberdeen match.

Neale Ross – who appeared in the dock at Glasgow Sheriff Court wearing a red and white tie – was alleged to have committed the offence at Ibrox Stadium on October 29 2022.

Rangers hosted foes Aberdeen in a match that the Glasgow side won 4-1.

Court papers stated Ross, 35, conducted himself in a disorderly manner at the match.

It was claimed he displayed a banner which bore an offensive sectarian slogan.

Ross, of Aberdeen, was further stated to have committed breach of the peace.

The alleged offence was said to have been aggravated by religious prejudice.

Ross pled not guilty.

CCTV shown to the trial displayed that the white and red banner said: “Kill All Huns.”

Sheriff Gerard Considine said: “The banner in itself constitutes a breach of the peace by what is written on it.

“The matter is whether or not Mr Ross knew what was written on the banner at the point he took hold of a side of it.

“My viewing of the CCTV does show him in possession of part of the banner with people behind him to his left.

“From my view, the people to his right were already in possession of the banner.

“Nothing from the CCTV shows me that he knew them so I have to consider if I can draw an inference that he knew what was on the banner.

“While I accept he stepped back a row under the banner, he didn’t appear to be holding it or wasn’t shown on CCTV.

“He did gesture to the Rangers fans in that direction after the banner had been taken down.

“He was not responsible for taking down the banner.

“I find a reasonable doubt after Mr Ross’ evidence and I find the charge not guilty.”

 

[Almo]

Cleared of saying he wanted to kill a lot of people? What a joke. Also, no way is he only 35

 

[muttley]

Sheriff Gerard Considine finds him not guilty.

 

[Wickbear]

Sheriff Gerard Considine says all you need to know

 

[remembertheepoch]

Well you know what to say the next time you are up in court for holding a banner ...

 

[HowdenEnder]

Sheriff Gerard Considine said:

 

[GovanFrontLoyal]

Gerald clears a man who wants to “kill all huns”. There’s a surprise. Wonder what charges would’ve been brought if the BF and GF waded in and kicked him half to death.

 

[Macdonsj]

open season

 

[Blues and Royals]

So a Glasgow court of law has in effect ruled there is nothing wrong or illegal in calling for Rangers fans to be murdered.
This Catholic bigot needs to be struck off from the legal profession.

 

[Ally]

35? Christ I feel good about my self after seeing that

 

[Rupert]

A bead rattling judge found him not guilty, im stunned by this development.

 

[Blue Lou Boyle]

Sheriff Gerard Considine finds him not guily.

The order was given in Bellahouston park in 1982:

Get yourselves into positions of authority then surround yourself with your own kind.

 

[Rosco P Coltrane]

Unfortunately it’s open season on the Protestant faith in our shitey wee country

 

[AnglianBear]

So you can get away with holding up a sectarian banner providing you dont know whats written on the banner youve decided to hold up?

2024. Scotland. Shame on you.

 

[Shawsbear]

So a Glasgow court of law has in effect ruled there is nothing wrong or illegal in calling for Rangers fans to be murdered.
This Catholic bigot needs to be struck off from the legal profession.

My reading of it was that the “kill all huns” was not the point. He ruled the fat sheepshagger didn’t know what was on it when he held on to the Banner.

 

[Loud and proud]

We’re are treated like an irrelevant underclass in this country and it won’t change until we are at least as active as those who work against us now first did in the eighties.

 

[muttley]

So a Glasgow court of law has in effect ruled there is nothing wrong or illegal in calling for Rangers fans to be murdered.
This Catholic bigot needs to be struck off from the legal profession.

Anyone holding a banner stating kill anyone should be an automatic jail offence. This Sheriff has set a very dangerous precedent.

 

[Nescafe_loyal]

Be crying if gets sussed by a bear and someone puts his teeth down his throat

 

[rossgers]

Neale Ross – who appeared in the dock at Glasgow Sheriff Court wearing a red and white tie – was alleged to have committed the offence at Ibrox Stadium on October 29 2022.

Rangers hosted foes Aberdeen in a match that the Glasgow side won 4-1.

Court papers stated Ross, 35, conducted himself in a disorderly manner at the match.

It was claimed he displayed a banner which bore an offensive sectarian slogan.

Ross, of Aberdeen, was further stated to have committed breach of the peace.

The alleged offence was said to have been aggravated by religious prejudice.

Ross pled not guilty.

CCTV shown to the trial displayed that the white and red banner said: “Kill All Huns.”

Sheriff Gerard Considine said: “The banner in itself constitutes a breach of the peace by what is written on it.

“The matter is whether or not Mr Ross knew what was written on the banner at the point he took hold of a side of it.

“My viewing of the CCTV does show him in possession of part of the banner with people behind him to his left.

“From my view, the people to his right were already in possession of the banner.

“Nothing from the CCTV shows me that he knew them so I have to consider if I can draw an inference that he knew what was on the banner.

“While I accept he stepped back a row under the banner, he didn’t appear to be holding it or wasn’t shown on CCTV.

“He did gesture to the Rangers fans in that direction after the banner had been taken down.

“He was not responsible for taking down the banner.

“I find a reasonable doubt after Mr Ross’ evidence and I find the charge not guilty.”

Jesus Christ.

 

[Jan Wyck]

Anyone holding a banner stating kill anyone should be an automatic jail offence. This Sheriff has set a very dangerous precedent.

But it's not anyone. It's us.

But I know what you mean. If it was anyone else.

It's not just football that's riddled with this sectarian corruption and ethos of hate. It's the Judiciary the political landscape and law enforcement and that's dangerous for society as a whole.

 

[somervillain]

And there was me thinking I'd had a hard paper round

 

[Hurleyreyes]

So a Glasgow court of law has in effect ruled there is nothing wrong or illegal in calling for Rangers fans to be murdered.
This Catholic bigot needs to be struck off from the legal profession.

No it hasn't

 

[Kirbys House]

From an article re the scumbag Cairney

Sheriff Gerard Considine said: "Mr Cairney is suffering from dementia and the level of that and whether he is fit to instruct is a matter that will have to be dealt with."

 

[Deco1978]

Slaughter all sheep tamperers!

 

[TheDerryend]

Keep a picture of the guy for reference on a kind of Bears most wanted list. Turning up in a red and white tie, deserves a few slaps in it's own right, before getting down to the main course.

 

[Baxterno6]

My reading of it was that the “kill all huns” was not the point. He ruled the fat sheepshagger didn’t know what was on it when he held on to the Banner.

Really please tell me what are you saying here are you saying the judge was right.

 

[TheHammerJorgAlbertz11]

He got off on a technicality btw.

The Sheriff confirmed that what was written was a criminal offence.

 

[muttley]

Really please tell me what are you saying here are you saying the judge was right.

CCTV must have captured all of those holding up such a banner.

 

[BSPECIAL]

Gerald Considine sounds like a complete clown IRA rangers hating rat and probably is. I think he proves what the majority of rangers fans think about the justice system in the republic shithole that is SNP Scotland. Ours fans would have been jailed for a similar crime

 

[HotToddy]

He's 35? %^*& me he's been dealt with enough

 

[douzpwa]

I take it the Sheriff wore a green and white tie?

Honestly this Sheriff needs run out of town for even suggesting the accused didn't know what was written and was contemplating sentencing this pos on the basis of the area and size of the banner!

Let's face it one pos won't jail another pos!

 

[DMac]

Absolute joke.

 

[Mollysblackcoat]

Imagine the banner he was holding said " Kill all Catholic Judges ".
Do you think an outcome of not knowing what he was holding up, so not guilty of any offence, would have been concluded?

 

[ClementsBaldArmy]

How on earth has he got away with that. Oh yeah look at the judge's name. Outrageous.

 

[Twosignals]

Neale Ross – who appeared in the dock at Glasgow Sheriff Court wearing a red and white tie – was alleged to have committed the offence at Ibrox Stadium on October 29 2022.

Rangers hosted foes Aberdeen in a match that the Glasgow side won 4-1.

Court papers stated Ross, 35, conducted himself in a disorderly manner at the match.

It was claimed he displayed a banner which bore an offensive sectarian slogan.

Ross, of Aberdeen, was further stated to have committed breach of the peace.

The alleged offence was said to have been aggravated by religious prejudice.

Ross pled not guilty.

CCTV shown to the trial displayed that the white and red banner said: “Kill All Huns.”

Sheriff Gerard Considine said: “The banner in itself constitutes a breach of the peace by what is written on it.

“The matter is whether or not Mr Ross knew what was written on the banner at the point he took hold of a side of it.

“My viewing of the CCTV does show him in possession of part of the banner with people behind him to his left.

“From my view, the people to his right were already in possession of the banner.

“Nothing from the CCTV shows me that he knew them so I have to consider if I can draw an inference that he knew what was on the banner.

“While I accept he stepped back a row under the banner, he didn’t appear to be holding it or wasn’t shown on CCTV.

“He did gesture to the Rangers fans in that direction after the banner had been taken down.

“He was not responsible for taking down the banner.

“I find a reasonable doubt after Mr Ross’ evidence and I find the charge not guilty.”

Gerrard Considine Sherriff?

 

[alexg123]

Sheriff Gerard Considine finds him not guilty.

There's a big surprise with a name like that .

 

[Orange Peel]

Cleared of saying he wanted to kill a lot of people? What a joke. Also, no way is he only 35

Stone.

 

[Craigton]

Imagine the banner he was holding said " Kill all Catholic Judges ".
Do you think an outcome of not knowing what he was holding up, so not guilty of any offence, would have been concluded?

Now that a precedent has been set, perhaps.

"I didn't know what was on the banner I was holding up m'lud. I cite the precedent set in the verdict of Crown versus Ross and should therefore be found not guilty with all charges dropped "

 

[Grimsdale]

A number of new sheriffs and summary sheriffs have been appointed.
Eleven sheriffs and three summary sheriffs will take up office on Monday 14th September 2020 at the following courts:

Sheriff	Sheriffdom	Court
Gerard Bonnar	Glasgow & Strathkelvin	Glasgow
Brian Cameron	Glasgow & Strathkelvin	Glasgow
Gerard Considine	Glasgow & Strathkelvin	Glasgow
Robert Frazer	Grampian, Highland and Islands	Inverness
Gordon Lamont	Grampian, Highland and Islands	Stornoway/Lochmaddy
Kenneth Campbell	Lothian and Borders	Edinburgh
Douglas Keir	Lothian and Borders	Edinburgh
Anthony McGlennan	South Strathclyde, Dumfries and Galloway	Stranraer
Linda Nicolson	South Strathclyde, Dumfries and Galloway	Hamilton
Alison McKay	Tayside, Central and Fife	Kirkcaldy
Keith Peter O'Mahony	Tayside, Central and Fife	Falkirk
Summary Sheriff	Sheriffdom	Court
Adrian Fraser	Lothian and Borders	Edinburgh
Siobhan Connelly	South Strathclyde, Dumfries and Galloway	Ayr
Neil Bowie

 

[orjan_persson]

From an article re the scumbag Cairney

Sheriff Gerard Considine said: "Mr Cairney is suffering from dementia and the level of that and whether he is fit to instruct is a matter that will have to be dealt with."

Francis Cairney 'unlikely' to face trial over allegations sexual abuse

Lawyers for Francis Cairney claim that the 87-year-old has dementia and is ''unfit' to face historic child abuse charges

www.dailyrecord.co.uk

Sheriff Gerard Considine said: "Mr Cairney is suffering from dementia and the level of that and whether he is fit to instruct is a matter that will have to be dealt with."

Cairney was excused from attending the hearing on Friday.

"The good name of the club must be protected at all times..."

 

[KingCarlos72]

Cleared of saying he wanted to kill a lot of people? What a joke. Also, no way is he only 35

Hard sheep hearing so it’s.

 

[bullen an la]

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[prsoandnovo222]

Right OK then sure,we'll what about the others that according to he judge we're in possession of the banner.

 

[Phil'ieve]

Its mad how much they hate us when most of us couldn't give a feck about them one sided rivalry. Tin pot weirdos. We've got bigger fish to fry than these irrelevant freaks.

 

[daven37]

Where is the picture of this guy with the banner?

 

[Mr. T.]

So a Glasgow court of law has in effect ruled there is nothing wrong or illegal in calling for Rangers fans to be murdered.
This Catholic bigot needs to be struck off from the legal profession.

That’s not what the judge said. As much as I find his decision ridiculous, we will never win an argument by putting forward points which can easily be dismissed because they are not accurate.