Two men have been sentenced to a combined total of five years in prison for their involvement in publishing Facebook posts that incited racial hatred. it was a called for violence against a hotel housing asylum seekers in Leeds during recent riots in the UK.
Jordan Parlour, 28, from Brooklands Close, Leeds, was sentenced to 20 months in prison after being charged with publishing written material intended to stir racial hatred.
While Tyler Kay, a company director, was sentenced to 38 months at Northampton Crown Court. Kay for repeating anti-immigrant comments originally posted by the wife of a Tory councillor and boasting online that he would "categorically" not be arrested. His posts also included calls for action against immigration solicitors in Northampton and support
Jordan Parlour, 28, from Brooklands Close, Leeds, was sentenced to 20 months in prison after being charged with publishing written material intended to stir racial hatred.
While Tyler Kay, a company director, was sentenced to 38 months at Northampton Crown Court. Kay for repeating anti-immigrant comments originally posted by the wife of a Tory councillor and boasting online that he would "categorically" not be arrested. His posts also included calls for action against immigration solicitors in Northampton and support