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25th November 2015
09:15am GMT

"You will not find them. This is a warning, we're everywhere now," Hammond told emergency services. When asked who was making the call, he replied: "Islamic State."
https://twitter.com/Racco1986/status/554917733394313216?ref_src=twsrc%5EtfwHammond's case was dealt with last month and Judge Martin Nolan handed down a sentence of 200 hours' community service in lieu of a custodial sentence.
He described Hammond - who was caught when he was brought to a police station for refusing to pay a taxi fare and the police officer recognised his voice from the call - as "profoundly stupid."
Now Judge Nolan must sentence O'Neill next month, and suggested he would be handed a similar sentence.
"It is a very, very strange way to avoid going to work," Judge Nolan said.
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