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Taxi driver jailed for seven and a half years for Aylesbury rape

Aylesbury taxi driver Abid Mehmood has been found guilty and sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for raping a woman in the back of his car in Fairford Leys.

Mehmood, 27, of Elmhurst Road, Quarrendon, forced the woman to perform a sex act on him in the early hours of February 8 in the car park of Nuffield Health Centre.

The victim had earlier told Aylesbury Crown Court: "I didn't know whether he wanted to kill me or rape me."

Married Mehmood was found guilty by a jury at Aylesbury Crown Court this afternoon (Thursday) and will spend at least the next three and a half of his seven year sentence behind bars.

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IDFIMH

I fail to see the point of giving somebody 7 years knowing full well they'll only serve half that if they behave themselves whilst inside.

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Note to self: Just because it pops into my head does NOT mean it should come out of my mouth!!

With all these kind of rapes. I always hear its a taxi driver and not a ph,
even so its not good for the trade

That's cos the public neither know nor care about the difference and perhaps on this ocassion it was a taxi driver. Either way it's not good for the trade as a whole. I'm sure this young lady won't care about the difference she'll always be anxious in either vehicle

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3.5 years of which half will be in an open nick (aka Butlins)

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Of all the things ive lost, i miss my mind the most

Then best you, and anyone else with the hump, votes for a party that will stop early release.

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IDFIMH

Do such parties exist and at the expense of what

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I don't think they do exist. Anyway it is not early release, it is parole. I would bet it has something to do with prisoners human rights. From my point of view I think the public would welcome a sentance that meant the person served the full term, even if the term was shorter. At least we could think justice was being done instead of feeling cheated.

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Grandad,

The problem with Human Rights is they don't consider the rights of everybody they only consider the rights of the individual at the time. I believe the public have a right to be safe and I think criminals should be locked up and the only rights they should have is a roof over their head that is warm, dry and clean and they should be fed. Educate them while they're inside, not that it'll make a difference but at least we can say we tried. The idea that a prisoner is released early due to good behaviour shouldn't be an issue. It should be if they are well behaved their sentence won't be increased

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Note to self: Just because it pops into my head does NOT mean it should come out of my mouth!!