Man who threw bricks at riot hit in groin and face could go to jail.

As we continue with this story, let's take a step back and review what has happened so far. Our protagonist, Brian Spencer, has gained notoriety after a video of him being hit with bricks in the head and groin during the Southport riots went viral. The incident occurred when Spencer, a father of five, was seen provoking riot police and was met with some instant karma. His actions were captured on video and made headlines during the summer months.

During the riots, Spencer, who works as a painter and decorator, was struck multiple times, including twice in the back and front of his head and a third time in the groin, after gyrating in front of the officers. He was subsequently admitted to the hospital where he was later arrested after officers recognized him from the viral footage. However, this was not the only charge brought against him during his time in the hospital.

According to reports from the Mail, Spencer was also found guilty of racially abusing a Polish-speaking patient. This charge came to light during his court appearance at Sefton magistrates' court. The court noted that Spencer's actions caused "harassment, alarm or distress" to the patient and that their own powers were insufficient to deal with the severity of the case. As a result, Spencer will be sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court next week, with a "starting point" of three years in jail.

Let's take a moment to delve deeper into the events leading up to Spencer's arrest. On July 30th, he joined rioters in Southport, just one day after three young girls were tragically stabbed to death while attending a Taylor Swift-themed dance class. During the riots, Spencer was filmed wearing a grey tracksuit, swinging his hips and dancing in front of a line of police officers. He even struck a pose in an attempt to taunt them. However, his actions did not go unnoticed.

As he continued to provoke the officers, a large brick ricocheted off a riot shield and struck him in the face, causing him to nearly fall to the ground. Then, as if that wasn't enough, another brick hit the back of his head. In the midst of this chaos, Spencer was also hit with a brick in the groin, causing him to yell out in pain. Two other rioters quickly came to his aid and helped him out of the crowd.

One local resident, who witnessed the events, commented: "People are saying the protesters were outsiders who came here to cause trouble - but Brian came from just up the road. Everyone knows Brian. He's a bit of a party animal and I think he just got excited last night. His head will be hurting this morning." As we continue to unravel this story, it's important to note that Spencer was not the only one facing charges in connection to the riots.

Axel Muganwa Rudakubana, an 18-year-old from Banks, Lancs, has been charged with three counts of murder and 10 counts of attempted murder. He is also facing charges of producing the toxin ricin and possessing an Al-Qaeda terrorism manual. As for Spencer, he was released on conditional bail and will await his sentencing at Liverpool Crown Court. We will continue to follow this story as it unfolds.

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