'Good you little s***': What hotelier said to thief who broke both ankles fleeing (and the JUDGE agreed with him)

A thief who broke both ankles fleeing from a hotelier was greeted with little sympathy as his angry victim shouted 'Good, you thieving s***'.

And there was little support from the judge either who told the unemployed alcoholic that the victim was merely speaking on behalf of the rest of the public.

Darryl Philips suffered the injuries when he jumped 18 feet from a multi-storey car park in a bid to escape the vigilante hotelier as he fled with a bottle of whisky.

He failed to look behind him as he vaulted over the barrier of the car park in Torquay, clutching the bottle of Jack Daniels, and as he lay on the ground he called up to hotelier Rick Johnson that he had broken his legs and the angry victim replied 'Good, you thieving s***'.

Philips tried to crawl away to escape the police but was found hiding in bushes 20 feet from the spot where he fell.      Read Here