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I believe so, although I only dealt with the feller. After all the facts were revealed he got a discharge and no order for costs. I should make it clear that I don't think they were "scumbags", but it's what a lot of people would think, given the behaviour.

I was there, didn't see the gesture, didn't abuse CKR and I believe it's in the public interest. Assuming I'm not alone, how many people does it need before it's worth it in your eyes ? FWIW, prosecutions for stuff like this happen every day, I dealt with one last week, a section 4 public order...

Quite so. Far more people at a football match. Who would undertake the "sanity check" ? A qualified and experienced lawyer or a van driver on an Internet forum ? Don't get me wrong, I'm not in favour of prosecuting everything just because an offence might have been committed, sometimes it is...

All you legal experts who are saying its a waste of money are, of course, aware that if found guilty he will be ordered to pay the cost of bringing the prosecution, aren't you ? As far as I am aware, justice doesn't come with a price tag and the justice system isn't (yet) run by accountants. The...