planning an invasion. a labour mp says everyone has a responsibility to call out online trolls, after a man was found guilty of threatening to shoot her. 61 year old stephen peddie, a former brexit party candidate, was convicted of sending an offensive, indecent, obscene or menacing message after replying to a tweet about dawn butler and saying a bullet to the back of the head would be justified and wholly deserved . it s reported he also holds a firearms licence. he will be sentenced next month. let s talk to the mp for brent central. when you first read this tweet what did it make you file? it when you first read this tweet what did it make you file? did it make you file? it was quite frightening. did it make you file? it was quite frightening, and did it make you file? it was quite frightening, and my did it make you file? it was quite frightening, and my office i did it make you file? it was quite frightening, and my office were i did it make you file? it was quite i fr
he should have never, ever had a gun in the first place. devon and cornwall police say they can t comment on mark davison s claims as they re being investigated over the issuing of the firearms licence. but tonight, the independent office for police conduct has confirmed that his allegations are part of that investigation. what was he like? described jake to me. describe jake to me. he was in his own world at times. jake did struggle to show emotion. that rung alarm bells with me. if he didn t understand, it seemed to me that sometimes that he didn t really have the concept of consequences for actions. the government has now tightened up gun laws, but mark davison wants them to go further. he says his christian faith has helped him turn his own life around after a spell injail. six months after the shootings, he says his thoughts and prayers are with his son s victims this weekend. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth.
of him because he and his wife were divorced. but mark claims that when he heard jake davison was applying for a shotgun licence in 2017, he called police to raise concerns about his son s mental health issues and violent behaviour. i phoned them up and told them these things. it s not a water pistol, is it? you re not asking, dad, can i have a water pistol? it s a shotgun, for pity s sake. you know, and people with mental health issues, whatever they may be, whatever the labels are, he should have never had the gun in the first place. he should have never, ever had a gun in the first place. devon and cornwall police say they can t comment on mark davison s claims, as they re being investigated over the issuing of the firearms licence. but tonight, the independent office for police conduct has confirmed that his allegations are part of that investigation. what was he like? describe jake to me. he was in his own world at times.
claims as they re being investigated over the issuing of the firearms licence. but tonight, the independent office for police conduct has confirmed that his allegations are part of that investigation. what was he like? describe jake to me. he was in his own world at times. jake did struggle to show emotion. that rung alarm bells with me. if he didn t understand, it seemed to me that sometimes that he didn t really have the concept of consequences for actions. mark davis and told me his christian faith has helped him turn his own life around after a spell in jail. six months after the shootings, he says his prayers are with his son s victims this weekend. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth. the super bowl, the world s biggest annual sporting event, takes place this weekend. the los angeles rams will battle the cincinatti bengals,