St Annes man who threatened to ‘smash woman’s face in’ and risked her job by claiming she was a terrorist risk jailed

A St Annes man who threatened a woman and put her job at risk by telling her employers she was a terrorist risk has been jailed.
By Sean Gleaves
Published 15th Aug 2022, 11:58 BST
Updated 15th Aug 2022, 11:59 BST
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Harry Greenwood, of Hoyle Avenue, St Annes, put a woman’s job at risk by telling her employers she was a terrorist risk, a court heard.

The woman was consequently suspended from work pending an investigation.

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The 25-year-old also admitted to breaching a court order by sending threatening messages to the victim designed to cause anxiety.

A St Annes man put a woman's job at risk by telling her employers she was a terrorist risk has been jailedA St Annes man put a woman's job at risk by telling her employers she was a terrorist risk has been jailed
A St Annes man put a woman's job at risk by telling her employers she was a terrorist risk has been jailed

One message warned the woman she should not go to a car park where CCTV was not installed as he would “smash her face in.”

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The threats were made while Greenwood was on bail.

Greenwood, who had spent three weeks in custody awaiting sentence, appeared before District Judge Jane Goodwin at Blackpool Magistrates Court on Monday (August 15).

He was subsequently sentenced to 26 weeks in jail and made the subject of a restraining order.