Nottinghamshire Police has issued a stark warning to those plotting to target the 'vulnerable' woman's home
A granddaughter has warned 'far-right' protesters are targeting her vulnerable nan's Nottinghamshire home as part of another day of planned disorder across the UK. The pensioner's house is being targeted as it was used as a business address by her immigration lawyer son, according to the woman's granddaughter, who took to social media to warn violent anti-immigration groups were planning to come to the area on the outskirts of Nottingham.
“My Nana is 88 years old, she suffered a collapsed lung earlier this year and has lost a lot of her mobility. Thank you to the beautiful, kind strangers that have found my dad's number to warn him of the attack."She pleaded with local residents to avoid the area, before adding: "Look after yourselves and look after people of colour who should not be made to feel scared, vulnerable and outcast by these horrific people.
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