Nazi Southport rioter called Dunblane massacre ‘a waste of a mass shooting’
Nazi Southport rioter called Dunblane massacre ‘a waste of a mass shooting’
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A man who threatened several police officers and took part in the Southport rioting was found with Nazi materials and weapons at his home. Jack Mason used the pseudonym Harry Roberts, the name of a serial killer who killed a number of police officers, to send several threatening emails to members of Merseyside Police.
![[Jack Mason wearing a swastika armband]](https://metro.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/SEI_236514778-a622.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&w=384)
He told Chief Constable Serena Kennedy that he had a gun and would ‘cut her face off’ during the Southport rioting last summer. 31-year-old Mason had previously been detained for ‘obstructing a drug search and resisting arrest’ in 2021. He then bombarded the arresting officer with threatening phone calls, telling him ‘I’ll just f***ing blow your head off, you little d***head,’ in one call.
![[Liverpool Crown Court]](https://metro.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/SEI_151774209-135b.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&w=646)
Mason was convicted of harassment and handed a restraining order which banned him from contacting the arresting officer until June 2022. The officer left Merseyside Police, but his collar number was given to a new PC and Mason used it to email him on February 7 of last year.
Using the Harry Roberts moniker, at first he claimed he wanted to share evidence in relation to a case, but this was shortly followed up by another email which said: ‘Come on now Jack, don’t be ignoring me you stupid b*****d”. ‘Soon, people will die. When it’s all over the news, I want you to think back to this lovely email and when you see my name it’ll all make sense.’.
