Judge Locks Up TikTok Punk with a Brutal Message: ‘Your Pranks Are Not Funny’ (UK)

Gateway Pundit ^ | 11-25-23 | Warner Todd Huston

[dynachrome]

A judge locked up a TikTok prankster who developed a reputation for posting rude, harassing and even dangerous videos to the social media platform and then refusing to take any responsibility or criticism from the blowback the videos created.

The prankster punk who posted under the name “Mizzy” became a pariah in England for his insensitive videos, according to the UK Independent.

In one series of videos, for instance, he was seen walking into random homes and parading around inside as shocked and frightened homeowners stood by wondering who he was and why he had invaded their homes. Another video showed him running up and taking a pet dog away from an elderly woman and then running away with it. In another video he harassed a young schoolboy by grabbing hold of the boy’s uniform clothing and preventing him from getting away. He was also seen attacking and fighting a man with dwarfism.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I do believe the correct term is "crimes" not pranks.

A prank is when you draw a hole on the sidewalk that is so realistic that people actually go around it.

A crime is when you knock a hole in the sidewalk and then camouflage it so people fall in.

See the difference?

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

He needs a simple daily beating until his outlook improves.

He actually said that, "If what I was doing was wrong you would beat me."

So yeah.

[mware]

Wouldn’t have lasted very long in US. He would either been beaten half to death or shot while entering.

[Albion Wilde]

That doesn’t look like the right guy. The one being interviewed by Piers Morgan is younger and with a different skin tone.

[Albion Wilde]

It’s an 18 week sentence that could save his life. Eventually he’ll walk into the wrong house and they’ll carry his body out to the coroner’s van.

Would've happened already in the US; but UK doesn't allow civilians to have guns except in strict circumstances (like being wealthy and going pheasant hunting on one's own estate).

[ProtectOurFreedom]

The dog theft really got me. Lots of elders have no closer friends than their pets. Stealing a dog from an elder is horrific emotional abuse. The poor woman had to have been frantic watching a thief snatch her poor doggie away. Dogs frequently become new family members to the elders after the kids are grown and moved away.

I’m with you — he should have been beaten to a bloody pulp doing that.

Speaking from personal experience here as happy dog owners in our early 70s.

[PAR35]

In one series of videos, for instance, he was seen walking into random homes and parading around inside as shocked and frightened homeowners stood by wondering who he was and why he had invaded their homes.

Wouldn't recommend trying that in Texas.

[Billthedrill]

But perhaps with cases such as this, that trend will be dialed back a bit.

Ah, the naivete. Bacari-Bronze is doing four months and change in Juvie? He's laughing because it's laughable. Given the recent trend throughout Europe and in the U.S. and Canada as well for authorities to side with the criminal and criminalize the victims, it's hard not to agree with him.