2aguy
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So....this hitman was just sentenced for the gang land killing in 2015....he used an Uzi Sub machine gun, a fully automatic weapon, to do two murders. Can anyone explain for the class how it is possible for a gang land hitman to murder two people with an automatic weapon, on an island nation that has banned and confiscated guns? A fully automatic weapon....
Then, can anyone explain which British gun control law kept this gang land hitman from walking into a school, a mall, a theater or a church with his fully automatic weapon and killing people?
Gangland hitman murdered underworld 'Mr Big' with Uzi machine gun outside his home
A hitman is facing a life sentence after he was convicted of the double murder of two notorious gangland figures.
Known as "The Iceman", Mark Fellows gunned down Paul Massey, a prominent "Mr Big" figure among the gangs of Salford and beyond, with an Uzi machine gun in July 2015.
He shot 18 times at the crime boss as Massey raised his arms in surrender and dived behind bins outside his home, a jury at Liverpool Crown Court heard.
He died within minutes of being shot.
Three years later Fellows cycled up to Massey's friend John Kinsella, a mob enforcer from Liverpool, as he was walking his dogs near his home in Merseyside, accompanied by his pregnant partner.
Pulling out a Webley six-shot revolver, Fellows shot the 53-year-old twice in the back. As Kinsella lay dying in the street, the hitman stood over him and shot him twice more in the back of his head, at close range.
Both victims were slain as a result of a deadly feud between rival gangs in Salford.
Then, can anyone explain which British gun control law kept this gang land hitman from walking into a school, a mall, a theater or a church with his fully automatic weapon and killing people?
Gangland hitman murdered underworld 'Mr Big' with Uzi machine gun outside his home
A hitman is facing a life sentence after he was convicted of the double murder of two notorious gangland figures.
Known as "The Iceman", Mark Fellows gunned down Paul Massey, a prominent "Mr Big" figure among the gangs of Salford and beyond, with an Uzi machine gun in July 2015.
He shot 18 times at the crime boss as Massey raised his arms in surrender and dived behind bins outside his home, a jury at Liverpool Crown Court heard.
He died within minutes of being shot.
Three years later Fellows cycled up to Massey's friend John Kinsella, a mob enforcer from Liverpool, as he was walking his dogs near his home in Merseyside, accompanied by his pregnant partner.
Pulling out a Webley six-shot revolver, Fellows shot the 53-year-old twice in the back. As Kinsella lay dying in the street, the hitman stood over him and shot him twice more in the back of his head, at close range.
Both victims were slain as a result of a deadly feud between rival gangs in Salford.
