Tommy Robinson left Daily Mail editor a voicemail vowing to 'make you famous and your families', court hears
MailOnline editor Jacob Dirnhuber was left 'scared to go to my own house', Southwark Crown Court heard. Freelance journalist Andrew Young said photos of his wife and child were shared online and a grey Audi was later parked outside his home. Jurors also heard a voicemail to editor-in-chief Ted Verity saying: 'I've already located every f****** one of you.' Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, 43, denies two counts of harassment.
Young said a caller who introduced himself as Robinson told him 'I'm coming to get you'.
Prosecutor Ben Holt accused Robinson of 'bully-boy tactics' after a Cyprus 'sunbed' story.
Young said two men in a car shouted at his daughter, and she believed they photographed her.
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