The Star says Naz IS going to jail... hear say? (+ Billie Piper)

**AdamGB** · 04-02-2006 01:03 AM

Is this just Typical tabloid journalism, I knew he could go do Jail... the Star says he is going to jail. Any grounds in this? Or is it just hear say.

**WWatt** · 04-02-2006 01:12 AM

This was posted on another board:
It was Chris Eubank who advised Naseem over a two hour phone call to plead guilty at the hearing yesterday and ask the jury if he can still drive for charity events,looks like Chris has landed Naseem in the shit. Nice one Chris.

**hitmanhatton** · 04-02-2006 01:19 AM

nah thts the sensible thing to do right he left the car there right with the plates on so they basically know he did it if he denies it hell get a more harsh sentence than if he owns up and shows some remorce

**SimonH** · 04-02-2006 01:27 AM

Originally Posted by AdamGB

Is this just Typical tabloid journalism, I knew he could go do Jail... the Star says he is going to jail. Any grounds in this? Or is it just hear say.

Although given bail, the judge told Naseem;

"Do not take bail as any indication that you will receive anything other than a custodial sentence"

**The_One77** · 04-02-2006 02:01 AM

fuck

**lockie** · 04-02-2006 02:10 AM

wot did he do

**Memphis** · 04-02-2006 02:16 AM

Originally Posted by Britkid

Although given bail, the judge told Naseem;

"Do not take bail as any indication that you will receive anything other than a custodial sentence"

That doesnt mean he will definately go down, all it means is that Hamed should not assume that being granted bail eliminates the possibility of prison.

**SimonH** · 04-02-2006 02:23 AM

Originally Posted by Memphis

Originally Posted by Britkid

Although given bail, the judge told Naseem;

"Do not take bail as any indication that you will receive anything other than a custodial sentence"

That doesnt mean he will definately go down, all it means is that Hamed should not assume that being granted bail eliminates the possibility of prison.

Maybe, maybe not, I just put on record, the judges quote.

Personally I think a substantial community service punishment would be suitable, but then I was not seriously injured by a person who was guilty of dangerous driving....

**Purist** · 04-02-2006 03:00 AM

Maybe community service could be his new training.

**The_One77** · 04-02-2006 03:03 AM

just a thought, if he does go to jail....maybe he could train there, its a wake up call.

**hitmanhatton** · 04-02-2006 03:10 AM

he wont train he wont be back hell come bk out with his hamster cheeks still intact lol

**H-O-S** · 04-02-2006 03:58 AM

Former boxing champion Naseem Hamed has been told he could be jailed after he pleaded guilty to dangerous driving following a crash in his sports car.
The 31-year-old, from Dore in Sheffield, was bailed by a judge at Sheffield Crown Court, who told him it was possible he would go to prison.

The three-car collision on 2 May 2005 at Ringinglow Road, Sheffield, involved Hamed's £300,000 McLaren-Mercedes.

One man was seriously injured in the accident.

Broken bones

The Recorder of Sheffield, Judge Alan Goldsack, adjourned the case until 12 May to allow pre-sentence reports to be prepared.

He gave the former world featherweight champion an interim driving ban and told him: "Do not take bail as any indication that you will receive anything other than a custodial sentence."

Previous hearings have been told how an occupant of one of the cars involved in the crash was in hospital for weeks after breaking several bones.

The court heard how the man, who has attended a number of previous hearings, was unable to come to court on Friday because he was in hospital for further treatment.

SOURCE