slimvictor
Bluelight Crew
The son of Pink Floyd guitarist Dave Gilmour was jailed yesterday after showing the ‘ultimate disrespect’ to Britain’s war dead by swinging from the Cenotaph during the student riots.
Charlie Gilmour, 21, reeled in shock as he was handed a 16-month sentence for his ‘outrageous and deeply offensive behaviour’ during a drug-fuelled rampage that also saw him attack Prince Charles’s car.
The Cambridge University history student was ‘out of his mind’ on a cocktail of LSD, Valium and whisky when he laid siege to the royal convoy during the tuition fee protests in London on December 9 last year.
He threw a bin at a car carrying royal protection officers and leapt on the bonnet of the vehicle escorting the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall to the Royal Variety Performance.
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Yesterday the yob tried to excuse his behaviour, saying that he had not known it was the Cenotaph. But Judge Nicholas Price scoffed at the excuse, saying: ‘For you, a young man of undoubted high intelligence, education and background, to profess you didn’t know what the Cenotaph represented defies belief.
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But sentencing him at Kingston Crown Court, Surrey, (the judge) said: ‘I have to take into account that you have had many advantages which are denied to most young men who come before this court.
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Charlie Gilmour, 21, reeled in shock as he was handed a 16-month sentence for his ‘outrageous and deeply offensive behaviour’ during a drug-fuelled rampage that also saw him attack Prince Charles’s car.
The Cambridge University history student was ‘out of his mind’ on a cocktail of LSD, Valium and whisky when he laid siege to the royal convoy during the tuition fee protests in London on December 9 last year.
He threw a bin at a car carrying royal protection officers and leapt on the bonnet of the vehicle escorting the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall to the Royal Variety Performance.
(...)
Yesterday the yob tried to excuse his behaviour, saying that he had not known it was the Cenotaph. But Judge Nicholas Price scoffed at the excuse, saying: ‘For you, a young man of undoubted high intelligence, education and background, to profess you didn’t know what the Cenotaph represented defies belief.
(...)
But sentencing him at Kingston Crown Court, Surrey, (the judge) said: ‘I have to take into account that you have had many advantages which are denied to most young men who come before this court.
cont at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-16-months-LSD-rampage.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

