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The existing system of social control for the mentally ill in the UK has increasingly begun to malfunction, as a result of which mentally ill people are given the opportunity to kill or commit other crimes with impunity. This topic is increasingly appearing in the English media. The public in the country, which achieved the liberalization of official policy on the mentally ill from the Government in 1990, seems to have changed its position over the years. Now the government is demanding, if not the return of the mentally ill to clinics, then at least more serious control over them. The reason for these changes was the terrible crimes committed by patients with schizophrenia.
       
What caused public concern
       The policy of caring for mentally ill people without placing them in a hospital (called care in the community) arose in connection with long-standing disputes over whether it is humane to lock these unfortunate people in the walls of hospitals. However, the agencies responsible for the control of the "free" mentally ill do not always cope with their duties. As a result, the new policy adopted four years ago has borne very sad fruit. Here are some of them.
       Peter Roebuck, who believed he was possessed by Satan, killed Anthony and Barbara Rawlings and their 15-year-old son Paul at their home in Beaconsfield. It happened 11 days after he was discharged from the psychiatric hospital.
       27-year-old musician Jonathan Zito was killed by 30-year-old homeless schizophrenic Christopher Klanis at a London underground station.
      28-year-old David Usoro killed 59-year-old hospital roommate Samuel Vernon. It was established that he had watched the film "The Silence of the Lambs" twice and refused to take the tranquilizers prescribed to him.
       Schizophrenic John Rouse, 49, killed a volunteer who worked with the psychiatric service in Oxford, Jonathan Newby, 22, because he wanted to get into a special psychiatric hospital in Broadmore.
       Sanita Kaura, 27, died after being run over in a car park in Hounslow by a car driven by paranoid schizophrenic Nilesh Gader, 35, who had previously been treated four times in a psychiatric hospital.
       Susan Crawford, 32, was murdered in Herne Hill, south of London, by her lover Michael Faulks, a schizophrenic with a history of violence against women in the past. Faulks stabbed his victim 70 times. Hundreds of pills prescribed to him by a doctor were found during a search under Faulks' bed.
       The list of victims can be continued. Three-year-old Ian Holmes, beaten to death by Anabel's mother. 36-year-old Paul Stratford, who was kicked to death by 27-year-old schizophrenic John Power, who mistook the victim for his brother. Vera Webster, 72, was killed by her 20-year-old grandson Paul Skilton, who was discharged from a mental hospital.
The scary list doesn't end there.
Such situations cannot be ignored, it is very important to keep such people under the supervision of doctors so that they take pills on time.

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