article_snippet: - A drunken Lithuanian thug who dragged his ex-girlfriend by her hair and beat her up, and who is now barred from seeing her – but who has been allowed to remain in the country because they have a child; .
article_snippet: A Sri Lankan illegal immigrant who has a string of convictions to his name, including indecent assault, theft and driving offences, who has avoided deportation despite a judge admitting it was a ‘somewhat generous’ decision;
article_snippet: A Tanzanian fraudster who won his appeal against being sent back to his because his does the school run for his children and takes his children to his children piano lessons .
article_snippet: The pair are pictured together in London .
article_snippet: CASE ONE - Thug has son with victim, so stays .
article_snippet: Lithuanian Olegas Lvovas, 24, was jailed for 16 months for dragging his ex-partner into the street by ex- hair, hitting ex- and threatening ex- with a knife.
article_snippet: There is a restraining order to stop his hurting ex- again.
article_snippet: But his won an appeal against deportation as his has a son with his victim, who has visited his in prison.
article_snippet: CASE TWO - Saved by his British wedding .
article_snippet: Since Sri Lankan asylum seeker Vijayakaran Tissaweerasingam arrived illegally in Dover in 1999, Sri Lankan asylum seeker Vijayakaran Tissaweerasingam has been convicted of indecent assault, theft and driving offences.
article_snippet: Sri Lankan asylum seeker Vijayakaran Tissaweerasingam married a UK citizen after release from jail and was given the right to remain.
article_snippet: But immigration judges said that he had a ‘strong bond’ with he children –
article_snippet: he took his children – to school and piano lessons