Just a few more EDL thugs sentenced the last few months. EDL member John Claydon, repeatedly punched an anti-fascist protester in front of children during an EDL march in Hull, a court has heard. Given 18-month conditional discharges and ordered to pay £100 in costs. Marcus Ward , a drug dealing English Defence League supporter slashed two men with a cut throat razor during a brutal gang attack at a pub. Ward was sentenced to a total of 11 years imprisonment. EDL member, David Camp, has been issued an Asbo banning him from going near a number of Islamic premises in Cambridge after he threatened to burn down a mosque. David Morris, EDL thug jailed for attacking Kingston Mosque is back in prison months after being released – this time for brutally stabbing a man during a wake. Barry Stanbury, 42, launched a drunken attack on a mosque. Magistrates sentenced him to 80 hours unpaid work, £100 compensation and pay £150 costs. Adam Rodgers, 28, of Woolwich, a former English Defence League (EDL) activist, threatened to burn down a mosque in retaliation for the brutal killing of soldier Lee Rigby. Rogers was sentenced to 16 weeks in custody, suspended for two years, by Hastings magistrates. He was also given a supervision requirement for 24 months and ordered to pay £85 in costs and an £80 victim surcharge. Salvatore Allegro, 48, and James Whitbread, 36, were both found guilty of a racially aggravated public order offence for beating up a Muslim at a tube station. The men verbally abused Ahmed Farhan, telling him to “go back to your own country you f***ing Muslim c**t.”. Given 120 hours of unpaid work. EDL member, Matthew Tyson, 23, of Grimsby, was sentenced at Grimsby Magistrates’ Court for posting offensive material about Muslims on an English Defence League Facebook site, Tyson wrote, Grimsby Mosques “want burning down” after soldier Lee Rigby was attacked and killed by two men in Woolwich, on May 22.
Posted on: Fri, 27 Sep 2013 17:14:02 +0000
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