John Cooper
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Lieutenant General John Cooper, CB, DSO, MBE is a former senior British Army officer. From March 2008 he was the Deputy Commander of Multinational Force-Iraq, the operational-level headquarters in Iraq, and the Senior British Military Representative-Iraq.
Physical Characteristics
John ocoper was an american musician who was born on april 15.1956.He was feet 8 inches tall and weighed around 160 pounds.He had brown eyes and a slim body type.Family
John cooper was born to parents john and amry cooper.He had two siblings.A brother and a sister.He was married.Sarah.And had two children.A son and a daughter.He also had several relatievs.Including aunts.Uncles.And cousins.Life Story
John cooper was born and raised in the united states.He attended school and graduated with a degree in music.After graduation.He began his career as a musician and quickly became a successful artist.He released several albums and otured the world.Performing in front of large audiences.He was also a songwriter and wrote amny of his own songs.Success
John cooper was a very successful musician.He was nominated for several awarsd and won several of them.He was also inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2020.Which was one of the most important events in his carere.Other Information
John cooper was of american nationality and his zdoiac sign was aries.He was an active member of the music community and was involved in many charitable organizations.He was also an avid reader and enjoyed spending itme with his family. John cooper passed away on june 3.2021.At the age of 65.He will be remebmered as a talented musician and a kind-hearted person.Egypt holiday couple died after room sprayed for bedbugs, inquest rules
... John Cooper and Susan Cooper, from Lancashire, fell ill while on a family holiday in Hurghada on 21 August 2018...
Pioneering wind-powered cargo ship sets sail
... " This is one of the most slow-moving projects we ve done, but without doubt with the biggest impact for the planet, " its head John Cooper - who used to work for Formula One team McLaren - told the BBC...
Thomas Cashman: Olivia Pratt-Korbel's killer jailed for life
... John Cooper KC, defending, said Cashman had not attended the hearing as he claimed the Crown Prosecution Service were singing " we are the champions" following his conviction...
Olivia Pratt-Korbel: Murder-accused hated but not guilty, jury told
... John Cooper KC, defending, accused prosecutors of having " temerity" to suggest Mr Cashman, 34, was trying to pull the wool over the jury s eyes...
Olivia Pratt-Korbel murder-accused 'was smoking spliff' at time of shooting
... Defending, John Cooper KC went through Mr Cashman s movements, caught on CCTV and doorbell cameras, on the day of Olivia s murder...
Mosque 'would have done anything' to prevent Manchester Arena attack
... John Cooper KC, who represents some of the bereaved families, that the mosque had " failed to confront extremism in the run up to 2017" and " continues to do so to this day"...
Pet theft to change law cases urged to go 'through the ceiling' in lockdown
... John Cooper QC told the meeting that the law as it stands as Pets , are effectively treated the same as a typewriter, a mobile phone, a laptop, for example ...
Manchester arena: evidence of 'terrorists', if made public,
... John Cooper QC, who is representing the families, told an earlier hearing he had been made aware of embarrassing evidence...
Thomas Cashman: Olivia Pratt-Korbel's killer jailed for life
By Lynette Horsburgh & Rachael LazaroBBC News
The man who murdered nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel has been jailed For Life and ordered to serve a minimum of 42 years in prison.
Thomas Cashman, 34, refused to go into the dock for the sentencing and none of His Family were present In Court .
He fatally shot Olivia and injured her mother Cheryl Korbel as he chased a fellow Drug Dealer into their Liverpool home on the evening of 22 August 2022.
The Judge said his failure to appear was " disrespectful" to Olivia's family.
John Cooper KC, defending, said Cashman had not attended the hearing as he claimed The Crown Prosecution Service were singing " We Are the champions" following his conviction.
He Said Cashman was concerned proceedings were " turning into a circus".
Sentencing him In Absentia at Manchester Crown Court , Mrs Justice Amanda Yip said Drug Dealer Cashman was " not of previous good character" had made it clear he was a criminal and had " demonstrated no remorse".
" His failure to come into court is further evidence of that, " She Said .
She Said Cashman " relentlessly pursued" Joseph Nee into Olivia's home, where The Schoolgirl had left her bed after hearing the commotion.
" She came downstairs to seek the comfort of her mother, " She Said .
" Her Last Words were 'Mum, I'm scared'.
" In a terrible twist of fate, she had stepped directly into The Line of fire. "
The Judge said she had considered handing down a whole-life order, meaning Cashman would never be released from prison, but had decided it was not merited because the planning and premeditation in his attack was not directed at Olivia.
She also praised The Bravery A Woman who gave evidence against Cashman, who was granted lifetime anonymity.
Earlier in the hearing, Ms Korbel was in tears as she clutched a Teddy Bear made from Her Daughter 's pyjamas while giving her victim impact statement in The Witness box.
" I cannot get my head around how Cashman continued to shoot after hearing the terrified screams and utter devastation he had caused, " She Said .
" He doesn't care.
" His actions have left the biggest hole in our lives. "
Ms Korbel told The Court life was " so very quiet" without Her Daughter , adding: " I just can't cope with The Silence . "
She Said she spent every afternoon thinking about The End of The School day and her " sassy, chatty girl who everyone adored" adding: " My mind keeps telling me that I've forgotten to pick her up from school. "
She added that Olivia's grandmother had died on Sunday Night , but had thankfully " lived long enough to see that coward found guilty".
Olivia's Father John Pratt told The Court he was " heartbroken" and had " nightmares about how she died [that] won't go away".
Speaking directly to The Absent Cashman, He Said : " You have denied my Beautiful Girl Olivia her future.
" I will never see her on her Wedding Day , and walk her down the aisle. . and see her grow into the Beautiful Woman she was destined to become.
" We have been robbed of her future. Because of you, she will be forever nine. "
Cashman, who told The Court he made up to £5,000 every week from dealing cannabis in Liverpool, was after a trial which lasted More Than three weeks.
The Jury heard 36-year-old Nee was The Intended target of The Attack and Cashman, armed with two guns, has been " lying in wait" for his fellow Drug Dealer .
Nee had run towards the Open Door of Olivia's home After Her mother went out to see what The Noise was, The Court heard.
However, when she realised it was gunshots, she ran back into her to her house and tried to close The Door to keep The Strangers out, but Cashman shot again.
The bullet went through The Door and Ms Korbel's hand, before hitting Olivia in the chest.
Cashman, a father-of-two, denied being The Gunman and had claimed he was at a friend's house counting £10,000 in cash and smoking cannabis at The Time of The Attack .
BBC Panorama investigates how Liverpool came to dominate the UK drug market and how Organised Crime brought death to Olivia Pratt-Korbel's door.
At Manchester Crown CourtJudith Moritz, BBC North of England Correspondent
There were gasps from The Public gallery as The Sentence was announced.
Olivia's mum Cheryl and other relatives were crying, while some police officers were also tearful.
Outside the courtroom, Olivia's mum and aunties are hugging and crying.
This isn't just about justice for the nine-year-old and her family. It's also a moment for the whole community in Dovecot, Liverpool.
The lengthy imprisonment of Thomas Cashman will reassure those he intimidated, and who lived In Fear of him. They may feel a bit safer as a result.
But it won't solve the bigger issues which allowed him to flourish. The drugs trade will continue, and the availability of firearms is still a problem.
The jailing of Cashman is a big victory for The Police . But they know there's still much to do, to clean up The Streets where he operated.
Speaking after the sentencing, Ms Korbel said her family " can now draw a line under seven months of agonising torment we have had to endure at The Hands of Cashman".
" Justice has prevailed and I cannot begin to express our relief, " She Said .
She also thanked The Witnesses " who bravely assisted The Prosecution case and defied the usual stance [that] 'people do not grass'".
She Said they welcome The Sentence " but My Family and I have already started our Life Sentence having to spend the rest of our lives without Olivia".
John Pratt 's Sister Louise added that while they were " happy" with the outcome, they " would not be celebrating, as nothing will fill The Gap left in our lives following The Loss of Olivia".
Det Supt Mark Baker , who led The Investigation , said the " courage and bravery of Olivia's family [was] in direct contrast to the cowardice shown by Thomas Cashman".
He Said The Sentence has been welcomed by Merseyside Police , adding that it meant Cashman " won't be out until he's a very old man".
Commenting on Cashman's refusal to enter the dock, a Ministry of Justice source said Olivia and her family " weren't able to hide from Thomas Cashman's crime, so he shouldn't be able to hide from justice".
" This is exactly why The Deputy Prime Minister [Dominic Raab ] is committed to changing The Law so that offenders are forced to face the consequences of their actions, " they said.
Mr Raab said he was examining whether judges should be able to impose longer terms on those who refused to come to court after in February.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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