A father of two children has been jailed after throwing a plastic bottle at the police and swearing at officers during the illegal migrant protest in Portsmouth.
Sentenced to a two year prison sentence.
The judge said it would act 'as a deterrent'
Now, let me be abundantly clear.
I do not believe that any violence against the police is acceptable.
I also do not believe that a two year prison sentence is appropriate, particularly when we are allowing paedophiles and rapists to roam our streets because of a supposed lack of prison capacity.
The BBC reports the man 'said he had found the bottle on the ground and was going to throw it into a nearby bush, but was angry and so threw it up into the air.'
Reportedly, he told the officers to 'f*** off' and 'pointed aggressively' at them (ITV).
I can understand the anger, to be honest. This was happening as illegal migrants were being ferried into his town.
This sentence is unfair, unjust and morally wrong.
Let's be honest about what has happened here.
The establishment is making an example of this man to deter others from protesting.
A two year sentence is absolutely outrageous - there are far better ways for him to make right the wrong.
The third world invaders are greeted to luxury accommodation as heroes, yet this man will rot in prison.
It's not right.
In Lahore the segregation has gotten to the point where they make women and men queue on different sides of the supermarket.
Only kidding this is Romford, Essex.
@inthezoneuk@Telegraph@Tony_Diver Yeh get pissed before and at half time. It will just cause unrest and issues. He's just trying to make himself look good masking real issues in the world.
For years, I didn’t take much notice of the small boat crossings.
But once you start looking into even the smallest details, you realise just how organised the whole operation around them is.
The boats enter the Channel and vessels are waiting to support them.
They reach land and coaches are ready to take people away.
Then, if a protest appears, huge numbers of police suddenly seem to be available.
Just look at the number of police cars here.
The scale of resources being thrown at this is staggering.