A fish and chip shop's windows have been smashed after the owner celebrated the Queen's death by spraying champagne and dancing around outside.
Angry Brits had already pelted Jacki Pickett with eggs after she she posted a video of herself holding a sign saying “Lizard Liz Dead” and " London Bridge has Fallen. ”
The anti-monarchist, from the village of Muir of Ord in the Scottish Highlands, may have regretted the move after a large crowd of unhappy people arrived outside to protest.
Such was the strength of feeling police were called to disperse the crowd who were berating the owner inside.
Officers were forced to close the business amid concerns for the owner’s safety and drove her home as the crowd booed loudly.
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However the abuse aimed at Ms Pickett continued online, with people vowing to run her out of the town in the coming weeks, reports The Press and Journal.
One person said online: “How dare this company cheer the death of Our Queen! Absolute disgrace of a human!
"However, thank you for paying Queen Lizzie's Taxes from your horrific chippy!
“I guarantee you this place will be boycotted and you will be claiming the King's Money on benefits, will you accept it or decline it?
“You are a disgrace of a human and all those who support this business should be ashamed of celebrating the death of a great-grandmother, grandmother, a mother and the leader of our great nation!”
Another person said: “Me thinks Jaki fish and chips will not be in business for much you longer disrespectful low life.
Another added: “What an absolute disgrace. Forget about the monarchy. A family have lost a loved one and this is your behaviour. Mindless, heartless idiot Jaki Fish & Chip Shop.”
Another said: “So disrespectful no matter what her feelings towards the royal family are. She’s still someone’s mum, granny etc.”
Miss Pickett appears to have now deleted the video from her Facebook page amid the ill feeling from the majority of people in the village.
It was posted shortly after Buckingham Palace confirmed the death of the Queen on Thursday at the age of 96.
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A police spokesman said: "Officers received a report of damage to a property in the Seaforth Road area of Muir of Ord, which is thought to have happened between 7.30pm on Friday, 9 September, and 10.30am on Saturday, 10 September, 2022.
"Enquiries are ongoing to establish the circumstances."
In an earlier statement regarding the egg pelting the spokesman added: “Seven officers were called to an incident to disperse a crowd outside Jaki Fish Shop in Muir of Ord.”
They added there was no evidence a crime had been committed.
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