Ellenbrook teen jailed after Children’s Court backflips on sentencing
Ellenbrook will spend his first night behind the bars after the penalty of a cowardly tuberous punishment that another student was overthrown on Wednesday.
The 14 -year -old sacrifice, which could not be defined for legal reasons, was in Ellenbrook Central with friends he was shot in April in April.
In April, the 16 -year -old child avoided imprisonment for a vicious “coward fist” attack in Ellenbrook.Credit: 9News perth
The power of the staple first caused him to hit his face for 20 seconds, and he was bleeding in his mouth as he tried to stand up.
The 16 -year -old attacker, who was 15 years old during the attack and could not be named because of his age, faced the shopping and fled the scene.
The child then told the police that the victim had taken him away from school and told him that he was “open” next time.
On Wednesday last week, the 16 -year -old child was sentenced to a six -month imprisonment by the Magistrate Kim Farmer, who claimed that the attacker was not a criminal record and that he was guilty of the actions aimed at having any person’s life, health or safety.
The father of the victim told 9News perth Apart from the court, the penalty was not harsh enough.
The farmer said the sentence would send a message to young people that it would have the consequences of being disturbed by this quality.
However, these decisions were overthrown by Hylton Quail, President of the Child Court, who said that a strong message should be sent to the dangers of single fist attacks.
