Great Britain: Torture girl, 16, led mob (barred from entering town til she is 21)

The Sun (U.K.) ^ | October 15, 2005 | ANDY RUSSELL

[Stoat]

Torture girl, 16, led mob

Leader ... Ainsley
 

By ANDY RUSSELL

 THIS 16-year-old was exposed yesterday as the leader of a vicious, all-girl torture gang.

Bianca Ainsley headed the mob of up to 50 youngsters who beat up and terrorised other girls.

Last night she was handed a five-year anti-social-behaviour order — and was warned she faced the same period in prison if she breached its terms.

The Asbo was sought by council officials after brunette Ainsley was heard bragging about hurting her victims.

 

Fear ... Ainsley and her gang terrorised Manchester streets
 

She was also seen repeatedly staggering about drunk, snorting drugs, hurling fireworks at cars and screaming obscenities.

In one incident last year, she and three other gang members approached a girl.

Ainsley kicked her hard in the face and punched her head and body.

The brute was later heard to say: “We have been torturing her,” then admitting they had been bullying the girl.

The gang roamed the Collyhurst area of Manchester, next to the Miles Platting district where Ainsley lives.

The Asbo, imposed by the city’s JPs, means she cannot drink in public, possess drugs, associate with three named girls, or use insulting or threatening language or behaviour.

Eddy Newman, executive member for housing on Manchester council, said: “The evidence against this girl makes horrific reading and shows that all standards of decent behaviour appear to have vanished.

“Residents have a right to be protected from this kind of wild and uncontrolled behaviour.”

 

'Slap' gang agony

TERRIFIED Charlotte Wragg suffered a fractured nose when a girl gang beat her while filming the attack on mobile phones.

The “happy slapping” thugs sent the images to other schoolkids.

Charlotte, 13, was taunted before the gang attacked her in Aston, South Yorks.

After hospital treatment, she said: “They told me I was wearing the wrong clothes.”

Police warned: “So-called happy slapping is assault.”

A 14-year-old girl was arrested and freed on bail.
 

[stockpirate]

Did ya know it was based on a "TRUE" story? It happened to him, the woman was his wife!

[Stoat]

Did ya know it was based on a "TRUE" story? It happened to him, the woman was his wife!

I'm sorry, I'm not certain I'm following your question.  Are you referring to the movie A Clockwork Orange?  If so, which woman in the film are you referring to....the wife of the Leftist writer or the woman who was killed by the giant phallus? 

[stockpirate]

From my understanding the story is based on something that happened to him just after WWII and is based on a true story. His house was broken in to by a gang and his wife raped and killed.

[Melas]

Not to burst your bubble, but Texas neighborhoods are full of this kind of stuff and far worse.

[Melas]

either local homeowners or REAL gang members would put it down real quick.

What kind of bogus distinction is that? Local homeowners in many parts of the United States, in many parts of Texas even live in absolute fear of REAL gang members. I don't see the distinction here that would make being in fear of REAL gang members any different than living in fear of this girl and her unREAL gang.

[alarm rider]

"It's like the Norwegian Lutefisk, another national dish that nobody can eat without swilling down a quart of Maalox in advance.:)"

Once on a visit to Northern Minnesota, I was forced to try Lutefisk. I began to understand the meaning of "Oofda!" and the medicinal value of large amounts of Vodka. I don't even really like Vodka, but if you have to eat that stuff, you can understand why it's a big seller up there...

[Melas]

Totally false. The movie is an adaption of the novel by Anthony Burgess, who's wife was never raped or killed.

[agrace]

[WKUHilltopper]

"Apparently, when they moved into their new neighborhood the kids started up with their troublemaking same as before, and a pub owner said something to one of them. The 'father' beats up the pub owner with a tire iron."

They pull that crap here in Kentucky and they'd get their arses greased...

[my_pointy_head_is_sharp]

She was given an anti-social behaviour order

Why wasn't she thrown into juvenile hall? Don't they have that there?

“Residents have a right to be protected from this kind of wild and uncontrolled behaviour.”

So why don't you protect the residents by not letting this girl out on the loose? Why is everybody so soft on crime? If she attacks again, you'll have nobody to blame but yourselves, for not putting her away when you had the chance. Do they think that by going easy on her she's going to change? It's not going to happen.

[Stoat]

What kind of bogus distinction is that? Local homeowners in many parts of the United States, in many parts of Texas even live in absolute fear of REAL gang members. I don't see the distinction here that would make being in fear of REAL gang members any different than living in fear of this girl and her unREAL gang.

Not a 'bogus distinction" at all but merely a simple statement of fact, when taken in the context that I presented it in.  To put it more simply, here in the USA a group such as this girl's wouldn't even be called a 'gang'......here a GANG is a bunch of thugs who carry guns, deal drugs for a living and kill people for sport and in turf wars. The context that I was using the expression in was the relevancy of the term here in the USA, not whether the term was valid or not in Great Britain.  Whether the people in Great Britain were justified in their fear of this group or not is irrelevant to the statement I was making.

[Billthedrill]

Correct. Kubrick left out the last chapter, too, for reasons I can't really figure out.

Now, that family portrait in post 3 - whoa. That bunch could sure save on costumes come Halloween...

[Melas]

The last chapter wasn't in the original American printing of the novel. However, even when told of the original ending, Kubrick expressed a preference for his version. Burgess didn't like the idea that Alex was unredeemable though.

[Disambiguator]

I was making a gross generalization.

[stockpirate]

That's interesting becasue I remember reading years ago that the story was based on the book and it was based on a true story that happened to him just after WWII.

[rainhill]

asbo’s are worthless!! ask the good old folk of rainhill where the asbo thugs now live, and create havoc.