News - Malvern teenager sentenced to three months for cyber-bullying

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An 18-year-old girl is believed to be the first person in Britain to be convicted of threatening behaviour on the web.

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It's nice to see something being done here as this was a problem getting out of control. Hopefully it deters other people following the same path.

as a constant victim of bullying back when i was at school all i have to say is:

Let her bloody rot behind bars!

Chav scum :mad:

You know what, actually, police and the court is COMPLETELY USELESS when it comes to real bullying and the daily violence of the dumb and irritating, economy drowning, polluting, vandalizing little useless SH**S that wonder about Manchester, Birmingham, London, Glasgow..the list goes on (I'm referring to shools and teens). I'd like to see them all die! i.e. start shooting them and putting them in REAL JAILS!...that would make a difference..I need to stop before I also sound racist.... Anyone thinking the above is "a bit over the top" clearly hasn't had their kids nearly killed and left with severe traumas for the rest of their lives. There are thousands of affected families and yet the POLICE AND THE LAW IS USELESS!

Anyway, I'm off to do some shopping today :)

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She looks like a hippo.

Probably the reason for her lashing out on someone else. Low self esteem and whatnot.

What a truly horrible girl. Having been bullied when i was younger & knowing how low it makes you feel i honestly want to take every one of these bullys and string them up by their toe nails.

But then again, by being bullied it turned me into the popular, confident, well rounded guy i am today. So should i meet them again, i cant help but wonder if i would thank them first & lamp them one second, or lamp them one first...then thank them?

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Originally Posted by Arthran

as a constant victim of bullying back when i was at school all i have to say is:

Let her bloody rot behind bars!

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agree'd

Because the motives of every case differ, the solutions and responses to each type of cyberbullying incident has to differ too. Unfortunately, there is no "one size fits all" when cyberbullying is concerned. Only two of the types of cyberbullies have something in common with the traditional schoolyard bully.