Graham Linehan ‘relentlessly’ posted abuse about trans teenager, court told | UK news

A court issued malicious and rightful materials on a social media on a 18 -year -old transsexual activist on social media, Graham Linehan, the common creator of Father Ted.

The prosecutor’s office said Linehan’s tasks about Sophia Brooks were “oppressive and unacceptable”.

57 -year -old Linehan, prosecutors, during a conflict about the alleged abuse, while filming him, Brooks’ hands of a phone “deliberately hit” is said.

On October 19, he and Brooks met at a war conference, “When he approached him on his phone, he recorded him and called him a groom and asked how many grooms he was”.

Brooks then called Linehan outside the venue and asked him why he called him a “indigenous terrorist”.

Julia Faure Walker said for prosecution: “At this point, Mr. Linehan could explain why he called him a indigenous terrorist if he had a statement, even if he ignored him.

“’Go groomer’, ‘disgusting the disgusting thin’ he said. ‘Sissy porn monitoring scumbag’ said… the phone deliberately threw the phone from Mrs. Brooks.”

Linehan refused to harass the activist on social media between 11-27 October last year and more accused of criminal damage of mobile phone on 19 October last year.

The Westminster Magistrate Criminal Court carried out a brutal campaign against Linehan’s social media against Brooks.

Faure Walker said: “These tasks were not only disturbing or annoying, but more oppressive and unacceptable, so the threshold was harassed. These tasks were not provoked by Mrs. Brooks by Mrs. Brooks about anything she did to Graham Linehan.

“The aim of the tasks was not only to convey the events, to express political views, to criticize, to help the perpetrators to be defined, or to try to solve any crime. Nor is it not a situation where these tasks offer ideas that could only shock, disturb or disturb.

When some women released insects on October 11, 2024, the prosecution said that a conference organized by LGB Alliance, a charity, a charity against LGBTQ+ Charity Stonewall’s policies on their transsexual problems.

“Although there was no evidence that Mrs. Brooks had participated in, Linehan tied her the deterioration of the incident,” Faure Walker said.

On October 13 last year, the defendant claimed that Brooks was “behind the countless harassment departments of both online and closed women and homosexual men”. He said Brooks said that Brooks was a deeply uncomfortable sociopath, and that he had a little participation in the homophobic attack on Friday by referring to the protesters’ actions in the conference ”.

Brooks, who gave evidence, told the court that he was “worried and feeling troubled” because he was called “deeply uncomfortable sociopath”.

He said: “I was branded deeply by a relatively famous person with more than 500,000 followers as a deeply uncomfortable sociopath – any of them could serve Mr Linehan’s mission and cause great harm to me.”

Linehan also published Faure Walker about someone with the name Tarquin, whom the defendant said it was the “humiliating term for the complainant. When asked how the name Tarquin began to be used, Brooks said to the court: “Apparently it is about my luxury.”

Linehan was carefully discussed on February 5 this year and made a prepared statement.

Faure Walker said: “In summary, during the statement prepared, the complainant called ‘Tarquin’ was harassed by approaching him and harassing him in the nearby neighborhoods; he ignored the complainant, complained, provoked the phone and put the phone on his face;

“Regarding the online tasks, the defendant did not admit that this meant harassment, as a journalist – as he defined himself – believed that it was in the public interest to reveal the tactics of trans activities.”

Before entering the court, Linehan posed with a sandwich board on one side: “There is no such thing as a ‘transsexual child’ and on the other side:“ Keep men away from women’s sports. “