We remember this guy, yes… Got his arse bitten -
Got 26months today by the judge to go with it :0)
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I say charge her either way.
She knew exactly what she was doing. Time for people to learn, words (even if posted online) can have consequences
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Hopefully the RSPA get in on the act and charge him with cruelty towards animals for making that poor dog bite his fat arse
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" A bloke who bit off more than he could chew when he confronted police during riots and was duly dealt with by a K9 officer has been thrown in jail".
"Sheers, a former McDonald’s worker, could be heard yelling at cops “I pay your wages”, and seen waving his bottom at police in a motion one could only describe as sloppy twerking".
“As the yob who led a smattering of others facing off with police, refused to be pulled back by a beanie hat-clad pal, a police dog seized the opportunity to teach him a lesson”.
“Comic viewing ensued as the canine’s handler approached Sheers. The dog leapt up and bit hold of his elasticated waistband, delivering a harmless but entertaining takedown of the protester”.
“And now, to add insult to injury, Sheers has been jailed for two years…and a bit, after a trial at Teesside Crown Court”.
“X users, of course, had plenty to say. “There’s a dog with a bite worse than its bark!” one man joked”.
“A second person added: "Certainly not paying your wages anymore!”
A third said: “Hope the dog’s ok.”
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Oh dear. That is something that will take a lot of mental bleaching to get out of my mind
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And if he has said that, then he rightly deserves to be arrested.
Had a Tory mp said something similar about immigrants people would be up in arms, so what’s good for the goose is good for the gander
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Had it been a Tory he would have apologised if you were offended, declared the matter closed, and suggested we all crack on.
Labour officials fuck up all the time, but they tend to not get away with it.
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Update:
Woman arrested over false social media posts about Southport suspect
Police said violence across the county had been “fuelled by malicious and inaccurate communications online”
A woman has been arrested on suspicion of stirring up racial hatred in relation to a social media post containing false information about the identity of the Southport suspect. The 55-year-old woman, who lives near Chester, was arrested by Cheshire Police earlier today, August 8.
She remains in police custody on suspicion of publishing written material to stir up racial hatred (S19 of the Public Order Act 1986) and false communications (S179 Online Safety Act 2023), and is assisting officers with their enquiries.
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It hasn’t been pleasant reading the news from afar, with all the protests and riots catching on around the country.
But then a couple of things in this make me proud to be British.
Seeing thousands of people coming out in counter protests, to say no to racism, fascism, and the extreme right wing agenda, gave me hope. They protected mosques and put themselves between scumbags who should know better, and their victims. Well played.
The second thing that makes me proud is to see how quickly justice is being enacted.
There are lots of reasons for what has happened. It will fill many postgraduate theses in years to come. But I am glad for the reminder that most people are decent, and they want no part of the nasty business we’ve seen. Well played.
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“It hasn’t been pleasant reading the news from afar,”
People are same every where.
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Thats a long time to be lying on your front in prison
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That headline should be drummed into people; the rest of the article is well worth a read, too.
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Her defence is that she had acted on “false and malicious” information.
Hmmmm… doesn’t say much for her ability to check facts, does it?
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I wonder if she got that false information from her husband?
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Fixed it 
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