CPS and West Yorkshire Police Charge Jordan Parlour for Online Racial Hatred

Aug 6, 2024, 10:44 AM

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has charged Jordan Parlour, 28, with using threatening words or behavior intended to stir up racial hatred online. The charges relate to posts made on Facebook between August 1-5. This action follows warnings from both the Prime Minister and the CPS that online incitement of riots will be targeted and prosecuted. Nick Price, director of legal services, confirmed the charges and emphasized the CPS's commitment to pursuing online activities that incite racial hatred. The CPS has authorized West Yorkshire Police to proceed with the charges.