Man Gets 12-Month Order for Threatening Woman
Jake Newman received a 12-month community order after being found guilty of threatening Lucy Connolly. The case was heard at Birmingham Crown Court.
Why it matters
The sentence reflects the court's response to online threats against a public figure.
Key facts
- court
- Birmingham Crown Court
- sentence
- 12-month community order
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court action
Birmingham Crown Court sentenced Newman to 12 months of community service.
charge details
Newman was found guilty of making a threat against Connolly via social media.
Common questions
What was the charge against Newman?
He was charged with threatening Lucy Connolly online.
Where was the case heard?
The trial took place at Birmingham Crown Court.
Sources
- Man sentenced over post threatening Lucy Connolly BBC England · bbc.co.uk
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