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Man`s inhumanity to man. This was reported a little earlier on the lunchtime News.

Yob who urinated on dying woman is jailed for three years


A yob who "plumbed the depths of degredation" by urinating on a disabled woman as she lay dying in the street was today jailed for three years.

Anthony Anderson laughed as he defiled Christine Lakinski, telling his friend, who was filming the sick act on a mobile phone: "This is YouTube material."

Anderson, 27, was watched by a cheering crowd as he carried out a series of humiliating attacks on the 50-year-old, which Judge Peter Fox today described as "a shockingly sad story".

Disabled Miss Lakinski had collapsed on Jobson Street, Hartlepool, as she returned home from visiting a friend on July 26 this year.

But instead of helping her, Teesside Crown Court heard how Anderson called her a smackhead, emptied a bowl of water on her head and covered her in shaving foam.

The final humiliation came when vile Anderson urinated over Miss Lakinski while his friend filmed it on a mobile phone.

Anderson, of Raby Road, Hartlepool, pleaded guilty to outraging public decency at Teesside Crown Court and was given a three year year jail term.

Judge Peter Fox, the Recorder of Middlesbrough, said: "You gave her a kick on the foot and went to get a bowl of water and threw it over her.

"And then you plumbed the depths of degredation by urinating all over her while your friend recorded it on his mobile phone, which you and your mates thought was funny.

"During this despicable act which lasted half an hour you went back into your house and equipped yourself with shaving foam and returned to spread that all over her.

"To make matters worse you then went and got ready to go out to the nightclub, leaving her there.

"It is a shockingly sad story.

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Prime Minister Rudd

Going out at 6.30 this morning to pick a van up in the West Midlands with my son, and being stuck in traffic congestion on the M6 motorway. Coming back was much smoother though.