1023 criminals released by mistake

**The Lone Gunman** · 25 April 2006, 12:33

Originally posted by Shimano105

No link yet on BBC site but many are murderers and rapists. Should have been deported - now they are laughing their c0cks off at us.

Charles Clark apparently admits the Gov tried to mislead public until they were found out.

I think this warrants a Grrrrrrrr

Hi bet he gets Tones full support and wont resign like any decent chap would.

**decode** · 25 April 2006, 12:43

1023 criminals ??

Most will probably find work as IT recruitment consultants

**threaded** · 25 April 2006, 12:44

1023 criminals released by mistake

Sounds like a roll-over problem to me.

**AtW** · 25 April 2006, 12:45

1023 is the highest number that fits into 10 bits...

**threaded** · 25 April 2006, 12:49

Originally posted by AtW

1023 is the highest number that fits into 10 bits...

That's what I just said, or were you explaining my post to the 'IT experts' in the congregation?

**expat** · 25 April 2006, 12:56

Originally posted by threaded

That's what I just said, or were you explaining my post to the 'IT experts' in the congregation?

It's a problem unknown to those of us using Windows 1900.

**Fleetwood** · 25 April 2006, 12:59

512 + 256 + 128 + 64 + 32 + 16 + 8 + 4 + 2 + 1 = 1023

F in 'High Values" mode

**Gold Dalek** · 25 April 2006, 13:38

Among the offenders, five had been convicted of committing sex offences on children, seven had served time for other sex offences, 57 for violent offences and two for manslaughter.

There were also 41 burglars, 20 drug importers, 54 convicted of assault and 27 of indecent assault.

Charles Clarke
"We simply didn't make the proper arrangements for identifying and considering removal in line with the growth of numbers that were there "

The Home Office said it did not have full details of offences committed by more than 100 of the criminals.

In the mean time, the number of prisoners in England and Wales who were born overseas had increased sharply from 4,300 in 1996 to more than 10,000 at the end of February this year, he said.

**threaded** · 25 April 2006, 13:39

The Home Office said it did not have full details of offences committed by more than 100 of the criminals.

Are they sure they actually committed an offence? One can get a little confused about such things nowadays what with them odd laws the New Lie has brought in.

1023 criminals released by mistake