baby p attacker sugared in prison - 14th Feb 2010 12:15am
Baby P stepfather injured in prison attack ![[Linked Image]](http://i.telegraph.co.uk/telegraph/multimedia/archive/01459/babyp4602_1459912c.jpg)
(UKPA) – 11 hours ago
The stepfather of tragic Baby P was injured in a shocking prison attack, it has been reported.
The tot had been horrifically abused in the house his mother Tracey Connelly shared with Barker in Tottenham, north London.
Steven Barker, who is serving a life sentence for his part in the infant's death, was reported to have been scalded by a burning mixture of sugar and boiling water hurled by another prisoner.
Barker, 6ft 4in and 18 stone, was left screaming in pain after suffering burns to his face and arm in the attack at high security Wakefield Prison, West Yorkshire, which could leave him scarred for life.
Boiling water and sugar is known in prison circles as "napalm". The improvised weapon sticks to the skin and intensifies burns, one of the principal effects of jelly-like napalm bombs.
Islamic terrorist Dhiren Barot, who plotted to detonate a series of dirty bombs in the UK, was moved from Frankland prison, Durham, when he was badly burned by another prisoner in a boiling water attack in 2008.
A Ministry of Justice spokesman confirmed a prisoner was treated for wounds sustained in Wakefield Prison.
A source told The Sun newspaper today: "To say Barker is disliked is an understatement - he is reviled. The other inmates all hate him with a passion.
"When Barker came here everyone knew what he had done to Baby P. Your card is marked if you have a crime against your name concerning kids.
"After the attack everyone was in good spirits, knowing someone had hurt Barker. The guy who did it will be getting applauded everywhere he goes now."
Copyright © 2010 The Press Association. All rights reserved.
(UKPA) – 11 hours ago
The stepfather of tragic Baby P was injured in a shocking prison attack, it has been reported.
The tot had been horrifically abused in the house his mother Tracey Connelly shared with Barker in Tottenham, north London.
Steven Barker, who is serving a life sentence for his part in the infant's death, was reported to have been scalded by a burning mixture of sugar and boiling water hurled by another prisoner.
Barker, 6ft 4in and 18 stone, was left screaming in pain after suffering burns to his face and arm in the attack at high security Wakefield Prison, West Yorkshire, which could leave him scarred for life.
Boiling water and sugar is known in prison circles as "napalm". The improvised weapon sticks to the skin and intensifies burns, one of the principal effects of jelly-like napalm bombs.
Islamic terrorist Dhiren Barot, who plotted to detonate a series of dirty bombs in the UK, was moved from Frankland prison, Durham, when he was badly burned by another prisoner in a boiling water attack in 2008.
A Ministry of Justice spokesman confirmed a prisoner was treated for wounds sustained in Wakefield Prison.
A source told The Sun newspaper today: "To say Barker is disliked is an understatement - he is reviled. The other inmates all hate him with a passion.
"When Barker came here everyone knew what he had done to Baby P. Your card is marked if you have a crime against your name concerning kids.
"After the attack everyone was in good spirits, knowing someone had hurt Barker. The guy who did it will be getting applauded everywhere he goes now."
Copyright © 2010 The Press Association. All rights reserved.
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