Pensioner Faces 'Thought Crime' Ordeal: Kent Police Criticized

In Kent, a 71-year-old retired special constable, Julian Foulkes, was wrongfully arrested for a social media post warning against antisemitism. Despite his caution being later withdrawn as inappropriate, the incident highlights concerns over free speech. Backed by the Free Speech Union, Foulkes intends to sue Kent Police. Despite an apology from @KentPolChiefTim, the case stirs debate on policing online speech and the boundaries of law enforcement, leaving Foulkes dealing with the emotional aftermath.