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The man was sentenced to three years in prison at Plymouth Criminal Court for his involvement in the riots. When the police questioned him, he said that foreigners should not receive financial support from the state. This hypocritical statement angered the judge, who detailed the disturbances and burdens he had caused to society throughout his life. Subsequently, his lawyer attempted to defend him, stating that his life was extremely difficult - growing up in the social welfare system rather than being taken care of by his parents, being addicted to drugs, experiencing serious injuries, and so on. In my opinion, this vividly portrays the image of the 'lower class' that I have described multiple times, as well as their extremely chaotic way of life. However, the problem is not entirely with him personally. A system that allows him to commit 170 crimes while still being able to walk freely is absurd, and I will not argue for it.