A UK judge has sentenced a former soldier with PTSD to two years in prison for posting “anti-Islamic” messages on Facebook, just months after permitting a convicted child rapist to avoid jail time due to the ongoing prison overcrowding crisis.
Daffron Williams, 41, was sentenced by Judge Tracey Lloyd-Clarke for posting statements online, such as, “Civil war is here. The only thing missing is bullets, that’s the next step.” He shared AI-generated images following the tragic stabbings of three girls at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport, where one image depicted a man in traditional Islamic clothing wielding a large knife.
The judge acknowledged Williams’ mental health issues but asserted that his posts indicated a clear intent to incite violence, stating, “You knew exactly what you were doing, your posts were intentional.”
In August 2024, it was reported that Judge Lloyd-Clarke allowed convicted child rapist Rees Newman, 33, to evade prison time due to overcrowding in the penal system. Newman received a suspended sentence for raping a girl under the age of 14 in 2005, according to the Daily Mail.
After violating the terms of his sentence by travelling to Egypt without notifying authorities, he was brought back to court but again avoided jail time, receiving only a two-month prison sentence, which was suspended for 18 months. […]
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