Prince Nas Jailed

'Prince' Naseem jailed over 90mph crash
By Simon Freeman

Naseem Hamed, one of Britain's most celebrated boxers, has been jailed for 15 months for causing a horrific crash in his £300,000 sports car.

The former WBA world featherweight smashed head-on at 90mph into an oncoming VW Golf in May last year, wrecking his own Mercedes McClaren and leaving the other driver with fractures to every major bone in his body.

In what Judge Alan Goldsack told Sheffield Crown Court was an aggravating factor, the former featherweight champion, who escaped unscathed, then left the scene.

Hamed, who has four previous offences for speeding and was once given a three-month disqualification, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving.

Hamed, 32, told the court that he took a split second decision to overtake the car in front on the brow of a hill road through the Peak District, near his Sheffield home, because it was repeatedly braking.

He said he believed that the driver of the Ford Mondeo had recognised him and was slowing down to glimpse him in his rear-view mirror. He said that he was not fully aware of the power of his high-powered sports car, registration NAS 1.

Anthony Burgin, 38, the driver of the Golf, was in court to watch as Hamed was jailed. His injuries are still clearly visible: his right arm is held in place by a frame and the court heard that there are numerous pins and plates holding his shattered limbs together.

After the hearing, a spokeswoman for the couple said that they were content with the sentence. "This case is not about celebrity, it's about extremely powerful motor cars being driven dangerously," she said.

Mr Burgin's girlfriend Claire told the court that their lives had been wrecked by the crash and the trauma it caused. She said: "Our good lives together have been cruelly taken away."

The self-styled 'Prince' Naseem was made 15 defences of the WBO featherweight title before losing his unbeaten record to Marco Antonio Barrera in his 37th fight.

Known for his flamboyant boxing style and huge self-confidence, with his trademark leopardskin shorts and handsprings in the ring, Hamed fought only once more when, in May 2002, he was booed out of the ring after winning a close points decision over Manuel Calvo, of Spain, in London.

In November, 2005, he suggested he would like to make a comeback after being offered a deal by an American television company. Today, as he was led to the cells, that ambition was placed on hold.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/articl...2177724,00.html

good hes a no talent punk

all i can say to naz is "watch your cornhole bud"

hahahaha
As you all know i hate the prick so i hope he gets his bum raped 8)

awww thats a shame i was looking forward to his 'comeback'. :(

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awww thats a shame i was looking forward to his 'comeback'. :(

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I been looking forward to it for four years!!! ;)

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awww thats a shame i was looking forward to his 'comeback'. :(

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I been looking forward to it for four years!!! ;)

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the only carrer he'll have after being in the slammer is singing soprano

Comeback ??? That'll be his new nickname in prison after MR BIG gets hold of him ;)
He was never gonna get back down to weight!!
NO CHANCE
Fraud in the ring IMO and a bigger joke outside..

He's history and has been for years.
Never was a sukkhawho got sucked into the whole NAZ thing.
Yeah he had a few spectaculars but when he fought a proper fighter he got well and truly "Found out"
Cheers Marco ;)

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Comeback ??? That'll be his new nickname in prison after MR BIG gets hold of him ;)
He was never gonna get back down to weight!!
NO CHANCE
Fraud in the ring IMO and a bigger joke outside..

He's history and has been for years.
Never was a sukkhawho got sucked into the whole NAZ thing.
Yeah he had a few spectaculars but when he fought a proper fighter he got well and truly "Found out"
Cheers Marco ;)


stop talking bout bum sex smash your obsessed :P

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Tw@t!!!!
"not fully aware of the power of his high-powered sports car". What a load of b@llacks. You pay £300,000 for a 2 seater sports car, thats arguably the fastest road car out there, after already owning a string of sportscars and racking up numerous speeding violations, and that is the best lie you can come out with!! If I was the judge, I'd give him a year more for lying!!!
And to just leave the scene of the crime, thats unforgivable. I wonder what his excuse for that was?
And this is coming from a Naz fan!!!!!

Seems to have been convieniently brushed aside but i do recall he was very pissed when this hapened >:mad

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I heard that to Smash that was the main reason he fled he had been drinking, but i dont want to speculate without evidence.

He'll be out in about a month

unlucky naz. lets see how far being a cocky gobby vastard gets him inside.

I don't care how good a fighter you are

when you're a little bastard with a big mouth, jail isn't for you

fuckin hell, this sucks

Well I don't usually like to gloat over the misfortunes of others but it serves him right.

I must be the only 1 who feels a little sorry him . I was never a fan but he gave us some great nights before his career was left in tatters . He was booed out the arena in his last fight as his fans turned their back on him now he faces his first night in jail . Its sad for his wife and two little boys

Having said that it will only be afew months taken away from him whereas he has potentially ruined the rest of the innocent mans life in the accident. He deserved a tough sentence

Perhaps this will give time for Naz to reflect on his stupid actions that have ruined someones life.

And when he comes out, in due course, maybe he can redeem himself.

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Perhaps this will give time for Naz to reflect on his stupid actions that have ruined someones life.

And when he comes out, in due course, maybe he can redeem himself.

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by beating the crap out of MAB! ;D

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no he won't

If he was really going 90mph when he crashed he is lucky to be alive.

Right then!!!!!!
let's put this into the working class mans perspective shall we (90% of Saddos members)

FACT
The fella who he crashed into's car was absolutely mangled and EVERY SINGLE bone in his body was fractured (Amazing how he never died really) :o

If it was me or you who did this.... WE WOULD BE F*CKED and looking at a far far bigger sentence.

FACT.... the reason his personilezed Mercedes/Mclaren numberplate said NAS ! instead of NAZ 1 is because the latter would have spelt out the word NAZI....

Not a very good advert fot a muslim man in the UK and the reason he was "advised" to change it to NAS 1

I'd be looking at Manslaughter if it was me who commited the offence that he did and that would entail at least 6/7 years in prison.
A lucky LUCKY Prick.
I rest my case
And yes i dislike him ;)

I'd be looking at Manslaughter if it was me who commited the offence that he did and that would entail at least 6/7 years in prison.
A lucky LUCKY Prick.
I rest my case
And yes i dislike him

I hate to do this on one of my first posts but dont you know that you cant be charged with manslaughter UNLESS the guy actually DIED? Thats like charging someone with murder if there still alive. So actually no, you wouldnt be charged with MANSLAUGHTER. Theres some incidents that happen where it can ruin someone's life so bad, but legally theres not much they can do. In actuality they cant do more then charge him for more then if someone got into a 20 mph crash where the guy gets a few cuts and scrapes. EVEN though the guy was hurt severly they cant make a charge that isnt there like Manslughter.

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'Prince' Naseem jailed over 90mph crash
By Simon Freeman

Naseem Hamed, one of Britain's most celebrated boxers, has been jailed for 15 months for causing a horrific crash in his £300,000 sports car.

The former WBA world featherweight smashed head-on at 90mph into an oncoming VW Golf in May last year, wrecking his own Mercedes McClaren and leaving the other driver with fractures to every major bone in his body.

In what Judge Alan Goldsack told Sheffield Crown Court was an aggravating factor, the former featherweight champion, who escaped unscathed, then left the scene.

Hamed, who has four previous offences for speeding and was once given a three-month disqualification, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving.

Hamed, 32, told the court that he took a split second decision to overtake the car in front on the brow of a hill road through the Peak District, near his Sheffield home, because it was repeatedly braking.

He said he believed that the driver of the Ford Mondeo had recognised him and was slowing down to glimpse him in his rear-view mirror. He said that he was not fully aware of the power of his high-powered sports car, registration NAS 1.

Anthony Burgin, 38, the driver of the Golf, was in court to watch as Hamed was jailed. His injuries are still clearly visible: his right arm is held in place by a frame and the court heard that there are numerous pins and plates holding his shattered limbs together.

After the hearing, a spokeswoman for the couple said that they were content with the sentence. "This case is not about celebrity, it's about extremely powerful motor cars being driven dangerously," she said.

Mr Burgin's girlfriend Claire told the court that their lives had been wrecked by the crash and the trauma it caused. She said: "Our good lives together have been cruelly taken away."

The self-styled 'Prince' Naseem was made 15 defences of the WBO featherweight title before losing his unbeaten record to Marco Antonio Barrera in his 37th fight.

Known for his flamboyant boxing style and huge self-confidence, with his trademark leopardskin shorts and handsprings in the ring, Hamed fought only once more when, in May 2002, he was booed out of the ring after winning a close points decision over Manuel Calvo, of Spain, in London.

In November, 2005, he suggested he would like to make a comeback after being offered a deal by an American television company. Today, as he was led to the cells, that ambition was placed on hold.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/articl...2177724,00.html

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It's about time someone with celebrity is held accountable for his/her ridiculous actions......I am kinda pissed that he wasn't ordered to pay hospital bills or suffrage charges to the motorist.....maybe bubba can take some pain and suffrage out of his a**..

Just read your post and YES im wrong ;D
Glad you never insulted me ;)
Welcome and have a cc on me!!

(you know what i mean though)


Mr Sacwanking ;D

I did mean Boneslaughter O0

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I'd be looking at Manslaughter if it was me who commited the offence that he did and that would entail at least 6/7 years in prison.
A lucky LUCKY Prick.
I rest my case
And yes i dislike him

I hate to do this on one of my first posts but dont you know that you cant be charged with manslaughter UNLESS the guy actually DIED? Thats like charging someone with murder if there still alive. So actually no, you wouldnt be charged with MANSLAUGHTER. Theres some incidents that happen where it can ruin someone's life so bad, but legally theres not much they can do. In actuality they cant do more then charge him for more then if someone got into a 20 mph crash where the guy gets a few cuts and scrapes. EVEN though the guy was hurt severly they cant make a charge that isnt there like Manslughter.

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MANSLAUGHTER - The unlawful killing of a human being without malice or premeditation, either express or implied; distinguished from murder, which requires malicious intent.

naz did not mean to crash his car, therefore it cannot be manslaughter, if he purposely did it to scare him nd accidently killed him then yes its manslaughter and it doesnt matter wat crime you commit you can get a life sentence for any crime

40-1 odds that while in jail he will put himself in the best shape of his life becoming focused, dedicating himself to a comeback and his first fight back he will be an animal ( and get KO'D)

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I'd be looking at Manslaughter if it was me who commited the offence that he did and that would entail at least 6/7 years in prison.
A lucky LUCKY Prick.
I rest my case
And yes i dislike him

I hate to do this on one of my first posts but dont you know that you cant be charged with manslaughter UNLESS the guy actually DIED? Thats like charging someone with murder if there still alive. So actually no, you wouldnt be charged with MANSLAUGHTER. Theres some incidents that happen where it can ruin someone's life so bad, but legally theres not much they can do. In actuality they cant do more then charge him for more then if someone got into a 20 mph crash where the guy gets a few cuts and scrapes. EVEN though the guy was hurt severly they cant make a charge that isnt there like Manslughter.

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MANSLAUGHTER - The unlawful killing of a human being without malice or premeditation, either express or implied; distinguished from murder, which requires malicious intent.

naz did not mean to crash his car, therefore it cannot be manslaughter, if he purposely did it to scare him nd accidently killed him then yes its manslaughter and it doesnt matter wat crime you commit you can get a life sentence for any crime

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That's what I was going to say.

What got me was that they wouldn't tell the court that he'd been caught once before doing 110mph in that same car, because it would infringe his human rights! What about someone's rights not to get rammed by an eejit in a Merc?

He was a great fighter until that Barrera fight, but losing made him realise that he was human and he could lose, and I'd stretch those odds of him getting back in to shape in chokey to 5000-1, he'll more likely be on canteen duty scooping extra mash into his plate.

Beds Im sorry...

but your wrong when you say no matter what crime you do you can be sentenced to life. Which is completely false. I can name probably hundreds of CRIMES that once your found guilty you CANT be put in jail for life because of the laws on the books state a minimum and a maximum sentence.

You know Naz may come out of jail 160 pounds of pure cut muscle and say "I WANT JERMAIN TAYLOR!!!" ;D

I think there is going to be a civil suit to follow, if the person is really as hurt as the article states then he can take nas to the cleaners for ruining the quality of the rest of his life and for the pain and suffering the accident has caused him.

Aren't Lawyers the best to have ;)

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Beds Im sorry...

but your wrong when you say no matter what crime you do you can be sentenced to life. Which is completely false. I can name probably hundreds of CRIMES that once your found guilty you CANT be put in jail for life because of the laws on the books state a minimum and a maximum sentence.

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well boy let me tell ya, i work at parkhurst, over the years we have held the krays, bronson and some of the countrys worst crimanals not to mention some of the most dangerous criminals.

now life sentencing comes in 3 cats

mandatory

discresionary

and automatic

Mandatory Life Sentence

This is the only sentence available to the courts for persons over the age of 21 found guilty of murder.

Discretionary Life Sentence

This sentence may be imposed for those over the age of 21 as the maximum penalty for a serious offence, e.g. manslaughter, attempted murder, rape, armed robbery or arson. It is imposed instead of a determinate sentence where the sentencing court thinks that the offender's risk of committing another serious offence will continue for an indeterminate period.

Automatic Life Sentence

The courts must pass this sentence on anyone who was 18 or over on or after 1 October 1997 and was convicted of a second serious violent or sexual offence. This sentence is no longer imposable. Transitional arrangements provide for existing automatic life sentences and related life licence arrangements to remain in force.

but now there is a new sentence known as a IPP which is were u must serve a minimum sentence with no definate date of release

The new indeterminate sentence of Imprisonment (or Detention) for Public Protection will apply to offenders who are convicted of a serious offence and who are considered by the court to pose a "significant risk to memebers of the public, of serious harm."


so if naz countinually sped and crashed cars like 5 or 6 times the court would have no choice but to hold him for an indefinate amount of time until we can be sure he would pose no risk to the public.



when you get to 100 posts i'll ave that :coolclick: yea ;D

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Comeback ??? That'll be his new nickname in prison after MR BIG gets hold of him ;)
He was never gonna get back down to weight!!
NO CHANCE
Fraud in the ring IMO and a bigger joke outside..

He's history and has been for years.
Never was a sukkhawho got sucked into the whole NAZ thing.
Yeah he had a few spectaculars but when he fought a proper fighter he got well and truly "Found out"
Cheers Marco ;)

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You do knwo that by the time he(Hammed) fought Barrera he wasn't doing sparring sessions or roadwork... Ohterwise he would have maintained interest in boxing he would have destroyed Barrera.

From boxing ring clown to real life loser. What a sad, sad, sad journey.........
;D

Maybe he'll become a "Princess" in Prison. ;D
Seriously though, I don't wish ass rape on anyone, cept maybe this fat guy that called me a stupid fuk for steppin on my brakes the other day, but that is another story...
I think for this little stunt, once Naz gets out, his license should be revoked for at least 10 years, probably life.

Beds I think your reading m y post completely wrong. Your using examples of people that have ALREADY BEEN IN TROUBLE WITH THE LAW AND GOING FOR a 2nd or 3rd felony. The way you said it was that if you go into a store and steal a playstation 2 and you never been in trouble ever. That you can go to jail for life for stealing a playstation 2 even though you never been in trouble or never been convicted of anything. We all know about the 3 strikes law, but the way you said it was like hey if you steal a dog you can go to jail for life which is misleading to people reading this.

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Beds I think your reading m y post completely wrong. Your using examples of people that have ALREADY BEEN IN TROUBLE WITH THE LAW AND GOING FOR a 2nd or 3rd felony. The way you said it was that if you go into a store and steal a playstation 2 and you never been in trouble ever. That you can go to jail for life for stealing a playstation 2 even though you never been in trouble or never been convicted of anything. We all know about the 3 strikes law, but the way you said it was like hey if you steal a dog you can go to jail for life which is misleading to people reading this.

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Crackhead say what? ;D

Also this will help. Heres the guidelines that courts HAVE to follow.

Maximum sentences for crimes committed July 1, 1984, and after.

(1) Felony. Unless a different maximum sentence for a classified felony is specifically established by a statute of this state, no person convicted of a classified felony shall be punished by confinement or fine exceeding the following:

(a) For a class A felony, by confinement in a state correctional institution for a term of life imprisonment, or by a fine in an amount fixed by the court of fifty thousand dollars, or by both such confinement and fine;

(b) For a class B felony, by confinement in a state correctional institution for a term of ten years, or by a fine in an amount fixed by the court of twenty thousand dollars, or by both such confinement and fine;

(c) For a class C felony, by confinement in a state correctional institution for five years, or by a fine in an amount fixed by the court of ten thousand dollars, or by both such confinement and fine.

(2) Gross misdemeanor. Every person convicted of a gross misdemeanor defined in Title 9A RCW shall be punished by imprisonment in the county jail for a maximum term fixed by the court of not more than one year, or by a fine in an amount fixed by the court of not more than five thousand dollars, or by both such imprisonment and fine.

(3) Misdemeanor. Every person convicted of a misdemeanor defined in Title 9A RCW shall be punished by imprisonment in the county jail for a maximum term fixed by the court of not more than ninety days, or by a fine in an amount fixed by the court of not more than one thousand dollars, or by both such imprisonment and fine.

(4) This section applies to only those crimes committed on or after July 1, 1984.



So to contradict your original statement. You CAN go to jail for life for a class A felony. But what you said was that ANY crime you can go to jail for life. Which is wrong. Because class b, and c felonies you CANT go to jail for life. And if I remember correctly wreckless driving ( pretty much the same thing that prince got convicted for) was a class B felony which would be a MAXIMUM of 10 years in prison.

felony ???

this is the uk lad