JADE JACKSON FROM PAISLEY FACES COMMUNITY OUTRAGE OVER CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN

In the town of Paisley, a tense and hostile atmosphere has developed surrounding Jade Jackson, a 27-year-old woman with a troubling criminal background, and her 32-year-old partner, Craig Galloway. Both individuals have become the focus of intense community anger due to their alleged involvement in crimes against children, prompting residents to take drastic actions to remove them from their homes.

Over the past two weeks, Jackson and Galloway have been repeatedly driven out of their residences by furious local residents. The situation has escalated to the point where the pair had to be rescued by police on three separate occasions, each time in police vans, as residents confronted them in their attempts to remain in the area. The community's frustration stems from Jackson’s prior criminal record, which includes an eight-month jail sentence handed down in 2016 for threatening a girl via Snapchat. Galloway’s criminal history is equally disturbing; in 2015, he was convicted of possessing an indecent image of a child, leading to his inclusion on the sex offenders register.

Residents from Paisley and nearby Johnstone have expressed their outrage publicly, demanding that both Jackson and Galloway be relocated far away from their neighborhoods. The community’s anger was palpable during protests, where tensions boiled over. During one such demonstration, a man was seen shouting at police, saying, 'You’re protecting the wrong ones,' as residents sought police protection for their own safety amid the chaos.

Last night, the situation reached a climax when Jackson and Galloway were seen attempting to hide under hoods in an effort to avoid recognition. Despite their efforts, they were eventually escorted into a police vehicle amid chants of 'monster' and 'don’t come back.' The community’s outrage is compounded by the fact that Jackson’s uncle, Peter Tobin, is a notorious serial killer currently serving a whole-life sentence for the murders of three women over a span of 15 years. This familial connection has only intensified local fears and frustrations.

Local residents voiced their concerns passionately, emphasizing the need for safety and protection for their children. One resident stated, 'Our streets need to be kept safe for our kids. We will protest until they are gone for good,' underscoring their desire to see these individuals removed permanently from their community. Currently, Jackson and Galloway have been spotted outside a homeless unit in Glasgow, which highlights the ongoing tensions and the community’s relentless demand for justice and safety.