Indigo Bond, 21, is the 31st person to be sentenced following the riot in Bristol in March 2021, which left 44 police officers hurt and caused at least £212,000 damage to property.
Bond, from the Bristol suburb of Fishponds, has become the 31st person to be sentenced in the wake of the riot.Advertisement
Speaking after the sentence was passed, Detective Superintendent James Riccio said:"The compelling visual evidence gathered against her was collated in a painstaking review of thousands of hours of video footage and has led to today's sentencing. "More than 30 people have now been sentenced following the riot almost two years ago and we continue to work with the Crown Prosecution Service ahead of more people appearing in court in the weeks and months ahead."
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