Cyclist guilty of manslaughter over one way road dispute

Duncan Snellgrove, 28, of Mandarin Way, Howe Road in Gosport, pleaded
guilty to manslaughter at Winchester Crown Court. He was initially
charged with causing grievous bodily harm.

Roy Galvin, 69, from Alverstoke, died three days after the dispute on
Bury Road, Gosport, on 25 September.

Mr Galvin was with his wife, who uses a wheelchair, when he was involved
in a dispute with another man on a bicycle. Mr Galvin hit his head on
the road leaving him with a serious head injury. Sadly, he subsequently
died at QA hospital in Cosham on Wednesday, September 28. It's believed
the man on the bike cycled off towards Stoke Road.

Typical cyclist behaviour, assault someone and ride away quick, leaving
someone critically injured at the side of the road with a wheelchair
bound companion.

Odd how these young fit cyclists like to attack the elderly and the weak.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-37925723

On 10/11/2016 09:05, MrCheerful wrote:


Odd how these young fit cyclists like to attack the elderly and the weak.


Not so odd, Pounder is always telling us he tries to start fights.

On Thursday, 10 November 2016 10:30:16 UTC, Nick wrote:

Not so odd, Pounder is always telling us he tries to start fights.

Does he wear his walking helmet in case someone decks him with a single punch?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...alf-years.html

Nick wrote:
On 10/11/2016 09:05, MrCheerful wrote:


Odd how these young fit cyclists like to attack the elderly and the
weak.

Not so odd, Pounder is always telling us he tries to start fights.

Don't tell us lies.
Pounder asserts his rights on the footpath.
If some ****** riding a bicycle on the footpath wants to fight me he is very
welcome. So far the cowardly scum have always backed down.

On Thursday, November 10, 2016 at 9:05:24 AM UTC, MrCheerful wrote:
Duncan Snellgrove, 28, of Mandarin Way, Howe Road in Gosport, pleaded
guilty to manslaughter at Winchester Crown Court. He was initially
charged with causing grievous bodily harm.

Roy Galvin, 69, from Alverstoke, died three days after the dispute on
Bury Road, Gosport, on 25 September.

Mr Galvin was with his wife, who uses a wheelchair, when he was involved
in a dispute with another man on a bicycle. Mr Galvin hit his head on
the road leaving him with a serious head injury. Sadly, he subsequently
died at QA hospital in Cosham on Wednesday, September 28. It's believed
the man on the bike cycled off towards Stoke Road.

Was he wearing a walking hemet?


Typical cyclist behaviour, assault someone and ride away quick, leaving
someone critically injured at the side of the road with a wheelchair
bound companion.

If this behaviour is so typical of cyclists then you should be able to cite hundreds of thousands of such incidents happening on a daily basis.

I know you can't cite every case so how about providing links for, say, 100 of these typical incidents which occurred in London yesterday. Should't be difficult if they are as common as you claim.

On 10/11/2016 11:57, wrote:
On Thursday, November 10, 2016 at 9:05:24 AM UTC, MrCheerful wrote:
Duncan Snellgrove, 28, of Mandarin Way, Howe Road in Gosport, pleaded
guilty to manslaughter at Winchester Crown Court. He was initially
charged with causing grievous bodily harm.

Roy Galvin, 69, from Alverstoke, died three days after the dispute on
Bury Road, Gosport, on 25 September.

Mr Galvin was with his wife, who uses a wheelchair, when he was involved
in a dispute with another man on a bicycle. Mr Galvin hit his head on
the road leaving him with a serious head injury. Sadly, he subsequently
died at QA hospital in Cosham on Wednesday, September 28. It's believed
the man on the bike cycled off towards Stoke Road.

Was he wearing a walking hemet?


Typical cyclist behaviour, assault someone and ride away quick, leaving
someone critically injured at the side of the road with a wheelchair
bound companion.

If this behaviour is so typical of cyclists then you should be able to cite hundreds of thousands of such incidents happening on a daily basis.

I know you can't cite every case so how about providing links for, say, 100 of these typical incidents which occurred in London yesterday. Should't be difficult if they are as common as you claim.




they seem to arise in the papers everyday, look back through my postings
to see a selection. I am sure you will be able to cobble together a
list of 100 or more cites (though why you wish to is a bit strange)

On 10/11/2016 12:12, MrCheerful wrote:
On 10/11/2016 11:57, wrote:
On Thursday, November 10, 2016 at 9:05:24 AM UTC, MrCheerful wrote:
Duncan Snellgrove, 28, of Mandarin Way, Howe Road in Gosport, pleaded
guilty to manslaughter at Winchester Crown Court. He was initially
charged with causing grievous bodily harm.

Roy Galvin, 69, from Alverstoke, died three days after the dispute on
Bury Road, Gosport, on 25 September.

Mr Galvin was with his wife, who uses a wheelchair, when he was involved
in a dispute with another man on a bicycle. Mr Galvin hit his head on
the road leaving him with a serious head injury. Sadly, he subsequently
died at QA hospital in Cosham on Wednesday, September 28. It's believed
the man on the bike cycled off towards Stoke Road.

Was he wearing a walking hemet?


Typical cyclist behaviour, assault someone and ride away quick, leaving
someone critically injured at the side of the road with a wheelchair
bound companion.

If this behaviour is so typical of cyclists then you should be able to
cite hundreds of thousands of such incidents happening on a daily basis.

I know you can't cite every case so how about providing links for,
say, 100 of these typical incidents which occurred in London
yesterday. Should't be difficult if they are as common as you claim.




they seem to arise in the papers everyday, look back through my postings
to see a selection. I am sure you will be able to cobble together a
list of 100 or more cites (though why you wish to is a bit strange)


And an equal amount could be found with road rage drivers.

Typical cyclist behaviour, assault someone and ride away quick, leaving
someone critically injured at the side of the road with a wheelchair
bound companion.

If this behaviour is so typical of cyclists then you should be able to
cite hundreds of thousands of such incidents happening on a daily basis.

I know you can't cite every case so how about providing links for,
say, 100 of these typical incidents which occurred in London
yesterday. Should't be difficult if they are as common as you claim.




they seem to arise in the papers everyday, look back through my postings
to see a selection. I am sure you will be able to cobble together a
list of 100 or more cites (though why you wish to is a bit strange)


And an equal amount could be found with road rage drivers.

Road rage on the rise - AOL Cars UK
cars.aol.co.uk/2015/04/03/road-rage-on-the-rise/
3 Apr 2015 - The situation is now so bad that 37 per cent of drivers
have reported being involved in some form of road rage argument, with
around a fifth (19 ...


British motorists are losing their cool behind the wheel like never
before, according to new police figures, which show a staggering 59 per
cent increase in aggressive motoring incidents, the Press Association
reports.

Ever-increasing traffic levels and the fluctuating cost of motoring have
contributed to greater levels of stress for drivers. The situation is
now so bad that 37 per cent of drivers have reported being involved in
some form of road rage argument, with around a fifth (19 per cent)
saying they've come to blows with another motorist.

On Thursday, 10 November 2016 11:32:49 UTC, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:

Not so odd, Pounder is always telling us he tries to start fights.

Don't tell us lies.
Pounder asserts his rights on the footpath.
If some ****** riding a bicycle on the footpath wants to fight me he is very
welcome. So far the cowardly scum have always backed down.

Yeah sure - I thought you said you were 65 this week?

This bloke is 5 years younger than you and I'd deck him with a jab using my left fist.

http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/disab...ail/story.html

On Thursday, 10 November 2016 11:57:18 UTC, wrote:


Was he wearing a walking hemet?

Since he was also a driver, he could simple wear this everytime he left his house.

http://bit.ly/2fFBJvm