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Doherty put in isolation 'for his own protection'

By John Hirst

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Doherty put in isolation 'for his own protection'

"It seemed that nothing could get worse for the jailed rock star Pete Doherty: first he lost his supermodel girlfriend Kate Moss, then he was locked up in Wormwood Scrubs for breaching bail conditions, and soon it was alleged he was taking heroin behind bars.

Now it appears that even his fellow inmates have it in for the singer, following revelations that he had been placed in an isolation cell for his own protection.

The Babyshambles front man has been segregated from other prisoners amid rumours that they were plotting an attack on him. He is serving a 14-week sentence in the notoriously rough London prison after breaking the terms of his bail on drugs offences".

Full post as published by prisonlawinsideout on April 19, 2008 (boomark / email).

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