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>the AFP is now telling Ayik to hand himself in to avoid recriminations from his associates The Australian Federal Police premise that he would be safer from r
by FatalLogic 5y ago
>the AFP is now telling Ayik to hand himself in to avoid recriminations from his associates
The Australian Federal Police premise that he would be safer from reprisals in prison is an extremely shaky one [1]
Although if they can cut him off from all funds, it might become true.
[1] edit: https://www.aic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2020-05/tandi103.pdf https://www.aic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2020-05/tandi103.... - "homicide rate ... is up to 7 times higher [than outside]"
- cromka 5y ago> "homicide rate ... is up to 7 times higher [than outside]" This is based on assumption that a regular "free" person has not made thousands of criminals at the same time.
- Clewza313 5y agoThat study computes that you're 7x more likely to get murdered in prison than in the "comparable non-prison community", but "comparable" here seems to be only for age/gender. I imagine the homicide rate is a wee bit higher than average for drug kingpins, particularly those seen to have ratted out 100+ people, even unintentionally.
- duxup 5y agoYeah this guy presumably had a wide ranging network of people who he knows, who haven't been caught, but may be exposed ... by him. This dude now poses a risk to a lot of very worried people right now and presumably the people he relies on are running for cover / maybe less likely to protect him.
- gonzo41 5y agoHe would be going to Golbourn Gaol, very very high security.
- skhr0680 5y agoPrison sure kept Carl Williams safe. Safe from dying of old age!