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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
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Thomas Molloy

Man threatened to 'find police officer on dark web' and 'torture his family' during six-hour rampage

A man told a police officer that he would 'find him on the dark web' and 'torture his family'. Wayne Parker also kicked out at the constable and racially abused another during a six-hour rampage.

Emergency services were called to Wayne Parker's home in Tyne Court, Worsley, at around 5am on January 31 last year, after he suffered a cut to his eye. As paramedics attended to him, he was "struggling to stand", "drunk", and "aggressively shouting", prosecution barrister John Richards told Bolton Crown Court.

The 33-year-old was heard to shout “if you come near me I’ll t*** you all” and said "f*** off you slag" to an ambulance worker. His mum told police that he was under the influence of alcohol and cocaine and he was arrested for being drunk and disorderly, before being placed in a police van to be taken to hospital.

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