British Cac given the death penalty over trying to smuggle artefacts from Iraq

[DonDadda]

Artefacts?

nikka I know damn well you hear that damn “I” in artifacts

it’s the British spelling mate, artifact is American English

 

[Afrodroid]

Cacs don't know how to read the room

Habitual line steppers.

 

[$cam-U-Well_Jack$on]

They should liveatream his execution.

I'd pay to watch.

 

[Justin Nitsuj]

Let's see how the media try to spin this story around and trick black people into giving that colonizer some sympathy

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

I got no sympathy for this cac, fukk him... colonizer about to get his ass colonized...

I swear it's like these people have no concept of being humble or just being nice when your not at home

Pasty brit cacs are a$$holes everywhere you go.

Easily the worse tourists around.

Every port I hit it was full of drunk brits. From Dubai to singapore.

 

[ORDER_66]

Way to harsh

give him 10 years and be done with it

The worst place for a foreigner from a white country to get caught up in is north Korea, Iran, Iraq, the Philippines, South Africa. Etc etc... but cacs don't learn...

 

[At30wecashout]

Like me walking into different hoods, fools need to understand what they cannot do when they are abroad. Iraq gonna do what they do.

 

[Daio]

His argument could be it wasn't deliberately. Or he thought they were just broken clay he found on the tour.

Trial start week of May 8th

 

[MikelArteta]

i swear white folks don't know how to behave on vacation or when they travel

 

[Jazzy B.]

All they do is rob, rape, kill and steal

 

[get these nets]

UPDATE​

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Iraq to free Briton jailed in antiquities case: lawyer​

July 27, 2022
An Iraqi court has overturned the conviction and 15-year sentence handed to a British pensioner last month for antiquities smuggling, the retiree's lawyer said Tuesday.


© Sabah ARAR James Fitton -- left, pictured late last month -- was on Tuesday preparing to be freed from Iraqi jail after an appeal court overturned his conviction, his lawyer said



James Fitton had been charged under a 2002 law against "intentionally taking or trying to take out of Iraq an antiquity," the maximum penalty for which under the country's legal code is death by hanging.
The conviction has been "overturned today by the Court of Cassation and my client will soon be free", lawyer Thaer Saoud told AFP.
The retiree's son-in-law, Sam Tasker, told AFP in a phone call that the family was "very pleased by the decision, but we are still waiting for his release."
Fitton stood trial alongside German national Volker Waldmann, who was acquitted. Both men had pleaded not guilty.
Fitton's lawyer launched the appeal just over a month ago.
According to statements from customs officers and witnesses, Fitton's baggage contained about a dozen stone fragments, pieces of pottery or ceramics.
When the judge in the original trial asked Fitton why he tried to take the artefacts out of Iraq, the retired geologist cited his "hobby" and said he did not mean to do anything illegal

 

[Mike_Pipeson]

Boo, stop caving in a the time

 

[ThrobbingHood]

Brushing his teeth would’ve been a worse punishment than death.

 

[Cat piss martini]

oh i'll fap raw!!!!!

 

[the elastic]