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BACK BEHIND BARS Sep 5 2003
Martin's burglar Fearon on car rap
By Rod Chaytor and Jane Kerr
THE burglar shot and wounded by farmer Tony Martin was back in jail last night after just six weeks of freedom.
Career villain Brendon Fearon, 33, was remanded in custody to face a charge of taking a vehicle without the owner's consent.
Last night Mr Martin, who was jailed for shooting dead Fearon's accomplice Fred Barras during their raid on his home, said he wasn't surprised Fearon was back in prison.
"He probably thought the weather was a bit hot and he wanted somewhere cool," Mr Martin said.
"He probably thought he was untouchable."
The farmer's supporters said they hoped the dramatic development would prove the final nail in the coffin in Fearon's attempt to seek £100,000 in civil court damages from Mr Martin for "loss of earnings".
He claims the wounds he suffered while raiding Bleak House in Emneth Hungate, Norfolk, ruined his life.
Mr Martin's friend, businessman Malcolm Starr, said: "It is time for this ridiculous legal action, which continues to torment Tony, to be thrown out. Fearon is nothing more than a parasite on society."
After serving his sentence for burgling the farm he said he was so haunted by the death of Barras, 16, that he would never offend again. Yet he was later sentenced to 18 months after a jury at Nottingham crown court heard how he supplied heroin to a fellow criminal.
Magistrates in Fearon's home town of Newark, Notts, yesterday remanded him to Lincoln Prison. He is accused of taking a car belonging to Paul Samuels - a friend of his brother Gary - without consent and driving it without insurance.
Gary claimed: "He's been stitched up."
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Some poor guys just cant get a break.
Kharn
BACK BEHIND BARS Sep 5 2003
Martin's burglar Fearon on car rap
By Rod Chaytor and Jane Kerr
THE burglar shot and wounded by farmer Tony Martin was back in jail last night after just six weeks of freedom.
Career villain Brendon Fearon, 33, was remanded in custody to face a charge of taking a vehicle without the owner's consent.
Last night Mr Martin, who was jailed for shooting dead Fearon's accomplice Fred Barras during their raid on his home, said he wasn't surprised Fearon was back in prison.
"He probably thought the weather was a bit hot and he wanted somewhere cool," Mr Martin said.
"He probably thought he was untouchable."
The farmer's supporters said they hoped the dramatic development would prove the final nail in the coffin in Fearon's attempt to seek £100,000 in civil court damages from Mr Martin for "loss of earnings".
He claims the wounds he suffered while raiding Bleak House in Emneth Hungate, Norfolk, ruined his life.
Mr Martin's friend, businessman Malcolm Starr, said: "It is time for this ridiculous legal action, which continues to torment Tony, to be thrown out. Fearon is nothing more than a parasite on society."
After serving his sentence for burgling the farm he said he was so haunted by the death of Barras, 16, that he would never offend again. Yet he was later sentenced to 18 months after a jury at Nottingham crown court heard how he supplied heroin to a fellow criminal.
Magistrates in Fearon's home town of Newark, Notts, yesterday remanded him to Lincoln Prison. He is accused of taking a car belonging to Paul Samuels - a friend of his brother Gary - without consent and driving it without insurance.
Gary claimed: "He's been stitched up."
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Some poor guys just cant get a break.
Kharn
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