Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Wannabe Gangster Thinks His Arrogance Will Save Him
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Wannabe Gangster Thinks His Arrogance Will Save Him
😎 "He lived the fantasy, talked the talk, and swaggered into court. But his arrogance couldn't hide the truth from the jury."
A 19-year-old wannabe gangster named Binyamin Maqsood walked into a British courtroom believing his street image would save him. He carried a knife and cannabis in his "man bag," but a judge saw through the act, calling him "naive and immature" with a "fantasy-like" gangster attitude [citation:1]. Refusing to send him to prison because it would boost his image, the judge handed down a suspended sentence [citation:1]. Maqsood's arrogance backfired completely, and his smirk of disbelief as he left the courtroom proved that justice doesn't play by street rules.
A 19-year-old wannabe gangster named Binyamin Maqsood walked into a British courtroom believing his street image would save him. He carried a knife and cannabis in his "man bag," but a judge saw through the act, calling him "naive and immature" with a "fantasy-like" gangster attitude [citation:1]. Refusing to send him to prison because it would boost his image, the judge handed down a suspended sentence [citation:1]. Maqsood's arrogance backfired completely, and his smirk of disbelief as he left the courtroom proved that justice doesn't play by street rules.
View all episodes
By True Crime Tea Time😎 "He lived the fantasy, talked the talk, and swaggered into court. But his arrogance couldn't hide the truth from the jury."
A 19-year-old wannabe gangster named Binyamin Maqsood walked into a British courtroom believing his street image would save him. He carried a knife and cannabis in his "man bag," but a judge saw through the act, calling him "naive and immature" with a "fantasy-like" gangster attitude [citation:1]. Refusing to send him to prison because it would boost his image, the judge handed down a suspended sentence [citation:1]. Maqsood's arrogance backfired completely, and his smirk of disbelief as he left the courtroom proved that justice doesn't play by street rules.
A 19-year-old wannabe gangster named Binyamin Maqsood walked into a British courtroom believing his street image would save him. He carried a knife and cannabis in his "man bag," but a judge saw through the act, calling him "naive and immature" with a "fantasy-like" gangster attitude [citation:1]. Refusing to send him to prison because it would boost his image, the judge handed down a suspended sentence [citation:1]. Maqsood's arrogance backfired completely, and his smirk of disbelief as he left the courtroom proved that justice doesn't play by street rules.