Lucy Connolly released from prison after race hate post on X

After the Southport attack, a woman who was imprisoned for confusing racial hatred was released from prison.

Lucy Connolly, a 42 -year -old Lucy Connolly, who worked in her husband Northampton Municipal Assembly, was found guilty in September after sending an open message at X.

Connolly from Northampton called for “now mass deportation” and called on his followers to “open fire” to the hotels of the asylum seekers in X.

In October, Birmingham Crown Court was sentenced to 31 months of imprisonment and was released from HMP Peterborough.

After Connolly sentenced 40% of his imprisonment to imprisonment, he survived the prison at the point of automatic release of his custody sentence.

It will serve the rest of the licensee under the supervision of probation service.

Connolly’s case led to discussion and some of them excessively criticized their sentence.

“Parliament’s time to look at the Public Order Law again,” he said.

How did a woman’s order of free conversation with a racist tweet?

Lord Young of Acton, the founder and director of the Free Speech Association, said that Connolly was a “national scandal” for more than a year imprisonment for a single tweet that he apologized.

Connolly’s husband Raymond, Northampton City Council Member and former West Northamponshire Regional Assembly Member.

He argued that his wife was a “racist, not a good person” and “paying a very high price to make mistakes”.

In October, Judge Melbourne Inman said that Connolly’s crime means “category a” – “high guilt”, and that both the prosecution and his lawyer plan to provoke serious violence “.

Punishment guidelines for crime show the starting point of three years of custody.

Sir Keir Starmer supported The penalty was asked whether Connolly’s imprisonment was “an efficient or fair use” during the Prime Minister’s questions on May 21st.

He replied: “A matter for our courts and I congratulate we have independent courts in this country.

“In favor of free speech, we have made free speech in this country for a long time and we strongly protect it.

“But I encourage violence against other people. I will always support the action taken by our police and courts to keep our streets and people safe.”

Judges of the Court of Appeal in May rejected his attractiveness to reduce sentence.

On July 29, 2024, he sent his old caregiver tweet to X.

He was arrested on August 6, 2024, deleted his social media account at this point, but after seizing his phone, other messages were found by the officers.

The shipment was viewed 310,000 times in three and a half hours without wiping.

Later, he agreed to provoke racial hatred by publishing and distributing materials to X in the court “threatening or abusive”.

Connolly is a passenger in a white taxi that leaves HMP Peterborough through the air lock, two door sets from prison after 10:00.

After the outer gate of the airline was opened, the taxi was reported to pass by journalists.