Multiple Offenders Jailed for Violent Riots Across the UK

Courts hand down sentences for hate-fueled violence following Southport stabbings and anti-migration protests in Rotherham.

Judges sentenced offenders involved in violent disorder and racially aggravated offenses in various UK cities.
Brothers Luke and Paul Sissons received three-year sentences for leading a mob in Rotherham.
Michael Campbell, a 56-year-old grandfather, was jailed for 20 months for his role in Hull's unrest.
Rory Allington-Mott received the longest sentence of three years and three months for violent actions in Southport.
Several offenders were jailed for attacking police officers and using racially charged language during the riots.