Man Jailed for Throwing Bricks at Police in Riot
- Rory Allington-Mott, a man from Shropshire, was jailed for throwing bricks and a wheelie bin at police during a riot.
- The incident occurred in Southport on July 30, where he was seen smiling while causing unrest.
- He pleaded guilty to violent disorder and received a sentence of three years and three months.
A 34-year-old man from Newport, Shropshire, has been sentenced to three years and three months in prison for his involvement in violent disorder during a disturbance in Southport. Rory Allington-Mott was convicted after pleading guilty to charges related to the incident that occurred on July 30. The sentencing took place at Liverpool Crown Court, where the severity of his actions was highlighted. Footage released by Merseyside Police captured Allington-Mott participating in the chaos, where he was seen smiling while throwing various objects at police officers and their vehicles. The items he hurled included bricks, a wheelie bin, a plastic box, and what appeared to be a picture frame, demonstrating a blatant disregard for public safety and law enforcement. The incident has raised concerns about public order and the challenges faced by police in managing such disturbances. Authorities have emphasized the importance of holding individuals accountable for violent actions that threaten community safety. Allington-Mott's case serves as a reminder of the legal consequences that can arise from participating in violent protests. Merseyside Police have reiterated their commitment to tackling violent disorder and ensuring that those who engage in such behavior face appropriate penalties. The court's decision reflects a broader effort to maintain law and order in the community and deter similar incidents in the future.