Jurors heard Labour trade unionist who said “we need to cut all their throats, and get rid of them all” is “neuro diverse” and was bullied as a child before unanimously clearing him of encouraging violent disorder.
A jury at Snaresbrook Crown Court took 30 minutes to return a unanimous not-guilty verdict for 58-year-old councillor and trade unionist Ricky Jones, who hit headlines last year in the wake of the Southport child murders for addressing a left-wing protest crowd with a concerning message.
Jones was arrested the following day “on suspicion of encouraging murder and for an offence under the Public Order Act” and subsequently pleaded…
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