Overview
- Gareth Bradley admitted at Llandudno Magistrates’ Court to five offences of sending grossly offensive or menacing communications online.
- Prosecutors said the messages used antisemitic, anti-Muslim and anti-Christian language and treated the case as hate crime.
- The court requested pre-sentence reports on Bradley and scheduled his sentencing for June 10.
- CPS prosecutor Rebecca Foster said hate crime causes serious harm to victims and communities and vowed continued action with police to prosecute offenders.
- UK law makes it a crime to use a public communications network to send grossly offensive messages, and hate motivation can lead to tougher sentencing.