Moment thug jumps up and down on car and swears at cops after joining riot with her mum & yob lover while walking dog
THIS is the shocking moment a thug jumped up and down on a car and swore at cops after joining a riot.
Police bodycam footage showed Megan Davison, 24, looting the car as her mum kept watch while keeping her dog close by.
Davison was seen jumping up and down on a car roof as rioters swarmed past her on Middlesbrough’s Parliament Road.
She also assisted in smashing windows, stuck a finger up at an officer and was seen walking away from a shop while “concealing items”.
Her mother Amanda Walton, 51, damaged the wing mirror of the Red Suzuki as she tried to pull it off.
Teesside Crown Court also heard how she was caught on CCTV throwing a missile and rummaging through a bin.
Walton brought her chow chow to the march on August 4.
Video showed both women holding the pet’s lead at times as a mob made its way up the street.
The pair admitted violent disorder at a previous hearing.
Walton was jailed for 22 months and Davison for 20 months by Judge Francis Laird KC.
Davison’s partner, Jake Wray, is awaiting sentence after admitting the same offence having stopped cars at a junction to challenge drivers if they were “white” or “English”.
Walton handed herself after police circulated images of the trouble.
Davison, a mother-of-two, was arrested at her home.
Jon Harley, defending Davison, said she had taken a cocktail of drink and drugs the night before following a break-up and was still intoxicated during the march.
“She allowed herself to be swept up and behaved in a very stupid manner,” he said.
Since being in prison she has managed to stay drug-free, he said.
Gary Wood, for Walton, said she was at the protest out of concern for her daughter.
“She hadn’t planned to be involved, in fact she is present in the street with her dog,” he said.
The judge accepted that neither woman was motivated by racist ideology and that both were remorseful.
Judge Laird said the seriousness of the disorder meant neither sentence could be suspended.
But he gave both credit for pleading guilty which reduced their jail terms.
Wray is due to be sentenced next week.