Journalist feared Tommy Robinson's followers would 'seek revenge' after photos of his wife and child were shared, court hears
Jurors at Southwark Crown Court were played a voicemail in which Tommy Robinson, real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, allegedly told Daily Mail editor-in-chief Ted Verity: 'I've already located every f****** one of you.' Jacob Dirnhuber said he was left 'scared to go to my own house'. Andrew Young said two men in a car shouted at his daughter. Robinson denies two counts of harassment causing fear of violence.
Young claims Robinson phoned him and said: 'I'm coming to get you.'
Robinson allegedly messaged Dirnhuber 'Got ya' after a photo of his home appeared.
It began when Robinson was pictured on a Cyprus sunbed during the Southport unrest.
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