US EditionComedian Facing Case Brought by Antisemitism Charity over 'Messages He Sent to Woman'
- Comedian Reginald D Hunter faces a private prosecution by the Campaign Against Antisemitism over alleged offensive posts sent to Heidi Bachram last year.
- The case arises from three alleged offensive messages, including a computer-generated sexual image sent on 24 August and antisemitic posts in early September 2024.
- Hunter was scheduled to attend a hearing at Westminster Magistrates' Court in July, but a warrant was issued for his arrest after he failed to appear; shortly afterward, he was set to begin a tour across the UK.
- The charges describe the image as "grossly offensive," and Hunter tweeted messages such as "I don't hate you for being an agent of evil," directed at Bachram.
- The prosecution highlights the CAA's intent to enforce zero tolerance on antisemitism and may influence Hunter's legal and touring activities going forward.
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Warrant issued for comedian Reginald D. Hunter in private prosecution brought by CAA
A warrant has been issued for Reginald D. Hunter to attend court in relation to a private prosecution brought by Campaign Against Antisemitism.Mr Hunter is charged with three offences under section 127 of the Communications Act 2003, relating to posts on X that he allegedly published in September 2024.The first hearing took place today at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, but Mr Hunter failed to appear. A warrant has now been issued for him to att…
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