Patrick Thelwell sentenced to 12-month community order with 100 hours of unpaid work after incident during York walkabout
A man who threw eggs at the king before shouting “friends with Jimmy Savile” has been found guilty of threatening behaviour.
He sentenced Thelwell to a 12-month community order with 100 hours of unpaid work. He also ordered the defendant to pay £600 in court costs and a £114 surcharge at a rate of £5 a week. Goldspring told him: “Whether or not the king was photographed with Jimmy Savile has no relevance to this trial at all.”
However, when the police officer who arrested Thelwell was asked in court, he said he did not remember this.
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