U.K. man sentenced to 150 hours community service for one bad tweet A 2003 law forbids anyone from sending “grossly offensive” messages on the internet. Input · Mar 31, 2022
Man who posted 'offensive' tweet celebrating Captain Tom Moore's death avoids jail Joseph Kelly, 36, has avoided jail and been given a community payback order after sending a "grossly offensive" tweet celebrating the death of Captain Sir Tom Moore Daily Mirror · Mar 31, 2022
Man avoids jail for Tweets celebrating Captain Tom Moore's death Joseph Kelly's Tweets were described as "grossly offensive" by the Sheriff. Daily Record · Mar 30, 2022
Scots troll who posted 'grossly offensive' Captain Sir Tom Moore tweet dodges jail Joseph Kelly tweeted "the only good Brit soldier is a deed one burn auld fella buuuuurn" on February 3, 2021. Daily Record · Mar 30, 2022
Glasgow man avoids prison for offensive tweet about Captain Sir Tom Moore Joseph Kelly, of Castlemilk, was found guilty of sending the message following a trial at Lanark Sheriff Court in January and returned to the court for sentencing on Wednesday. Glasgow Live · Mar 30, 2022
Man avoids prison for offensive tweet about Captain Sir Tom Moore Joseph Kelly, from Glasgow, was given a community payback order comprising 18 months of supervision and 150 hours of unpaid work. The Independent UK · Mar 30, 2022