After the Southport attack, he was released from jail from jail to shake racial hatred.
42-year-old Lucy Konoli, whose husbands work at the Northampton Town Council, convicted the X after posting an explain-riddled message on X in September, the day three girls were stabbed in Southport in July 2024.
Konoli called Northampton for “Mas Nirvasan Nau” and urged his followers to “fire” the “Fire” Hotel Housing Reflects on X on X.
He was released from HMP Peterbaro after a 31 -month jail sentence in Birmingham Crown Court in October.
In October, Konoli was ordered a 40% punishment in the jail before being released on the license.
The former childminder posted his tweet on X on 29 July.
On August 6, he was arrested, the point at which he deleted his social media account, but other messages were found by the authorities when he seized his phone.
The post was seen 310,000 times in three and a half hours before the post was removed.
Later in court, he admitted to provoking racial hatred by publishing and distributing written materials on X on X or distributing written material.
