Gloucester rioter Troy Clack, 20, jailed for violent role
RIOTER Troy Clack is behind bars after being brought to justice for his role in Gloucester's night of shame.
Clack, 20, now of Laundry Road in Southampton, was given a total of two years and four months in jail on three separate charges relating to his actions when violence broke out in the city on August 9, 2011.
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convicted: Troy Clack.
He was given the same sentence again, to run concurrently, for his part in a nationwide drug ring with seven other defendants too.
They were dealt with at Newport Crown Court yesterday.
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It has been more than a year since Clack admitted charges of assaulting a bystander causing actual bodily harm, criminal damage for smashing a shop window and violent disorder.
Clack is the 20th person to have been convicted of an involvement in the violent outbreaks in Gloucester, which occurred amid mass riots in other major UK cities that summer.
4 Comments
by Matt1006
Sunday, January 27 2013, 9:30AM
“Did this idiot live in (or around) Gloucester at the time of the riots, or did he travel into the city on the day, from Southampton (or wherever else he was living at the time)?
If he was a local at the time, I wonder if he then moved to Southampton, in an attempt to disappear?
Whatever, he 's now where he belongs, along with his drug-pushing scumbag filth. Shame they cant be dropped into a big deep hole instead of being put up in a nice tax-payer-funded hotel, otherwise known as a prison.”
by TimMessanger
Saturday, January 26 2013, 12:51PM
“He would have got less for killing someone with a motor bike, what a disgrace. Yes this idiot deserved to go down but to have the sentence concurrent is a JOKE, so this drug dealer will effectively not have to spend one day inside for his violent offences!”
by deanman
Saturday, January 26 2013, 12:47PM
“I knew this lad a few years ago.He has never had a chance in life!!!!”
by lordigaga
Saturday, January 26 2013, 10:29AM
“i'm glad these scum are still being brought to justice, shame about the drug dealer that was let off, cos he was quiet.”