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Shame on you
5:05pm Thursday 8th November 2001
Your gloating article regarding the naming of “ASBO Yob” (News Shopper, November 7), was nothing short of a disgrace. This boy will no longer be able to go anywhere without being pointed out or threatened. What happened to the justice system? Once you have served your debt to society, you are free from having your peace disturbed. But your newspaper has consistently hounded this poor boy and his family. I am sure your paparazzi will continue to follow him, waiting for the chance to jump on any misdemeanour.
MRS G ENDACOTT
Longmead Drive
Sidcup
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