Roy Smith
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 86 |
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| Date of birth | June 13,1938 |
| Zodiac sign | Gemini |
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| ID | 1723171 |
Roy Smith Life story
Roy C. Smith, an Annapolis graduate, was an investment banker at Goldman Sachs for twenty years and has been a professor of entrepreneurship and finance at New York University's Stern School for the past fourteen years. . . .
Spaghetti Junction at 50: What lies beneath?
... Spaghetti Junction was given its name by newspaper reporter Roy Smith, who said that from the sky it looked like spaghetti on a plate...
Harlesden street party of 500 people broken up by police
... Five people were arrested after the lockdown violation Ch Supt Roy Smith, said: To the very small minority who chose to break the law last night and were not from the area, I am clear; they do not reflect the communities of Brent and we will take appropriate action...
Croydon 'zombie knife' sentence overturned
... from mayor of London Sadiq Khan and Met Police Supt Roy Smith, who said it was not a deterrent ...
Croydon 'zombie knife' sentence overturned
A Man who tried to smash a car window with a "zombie knife" has been jailed after appeal judges overturned his "lenient" sentence.
Joshua Gardner , 18, who was in a Croydon street, admitted three charges when he appeared at the Old Bailey in November.
He received a two-year suspended sentence, which The Attorney general referred to the Court of Appeal.
Gardner has now been jailed for three and a half years.
Lord Justice Leveson said the previous sentence was unduly lenient.
"There can never be any excuse for carrying a weapon of the type this offender carried," he said.
Gardner gave a "no comment" interview following his arrestOn 30 May, Gardner , from Thornton Heath, was on a bicycle when he pulled up alongside a car with a 19-year-old man inside.
The Man tried to drive off and almost made contact with Gardner 's bike, which led to him to attack The Car and smash The Passenger window with the large knife.
In November, he was found guilty of attempting to cause GBH with intent. He had previously admitted affray and possession of an offensive weapon in a public place.
Judge Anuja Dhir QC sentenced him to two years in Prison for the GBH offence to run concurrently with 12 months in jail for The Knife and affray offences, suspended for two years.
from mayor of London Sadiq Khan and Met Police Supt Roy Smith , who said it was "not a deterrent".
Following the latest hearing, Mr Khan said: "I'm pleased the Court of Appeal has concluded that his sentence was unduly lenient and have sent him to Prison . "
croydon, thornton heath, london violence
Source of news: bbc.com