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Piers Morgan troll arrested as TV star warns ‘threats have consequences’

The suspect was arrested for making death threats to Piers and his son Spencer, according to reports in The Sun.

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
2022-01-07 09:47
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Piers Morgan has warned “cowardly threats have consequences” after he reported death threats sent to him and his son to the police.

The TV star reportedly received messages telling him he was “a marked man” and it was a “promise” that he was “getting killed”.

The troll also threatened Morgan’s son Spencer, 28, who was told he would “get it” if his dad did not.

A suspect has been arrested for allegedly making death threats, according to The Sun newspaper, where Morgan is returning as a columnist.

Tomorrow's front page: An online troll has been arrested for making chilling death threats against Piers Morgan and his son https://t.co/tIJ2CuuxNP pic.twitter.com/mgZ7nTREV1

— The Sun (@TheSun) January 6, 2022

Morgan told the newspaper: “People think it’s perfectly OK to make death threats to public figures on social media but it’s not — there has to be a line drawn, especially when family members are targeted.

“That’s why I reported it and I am grateful to the Met Police and Greater Manchester Police for taking it so seriously.”

He added on Twitter: “Cowardly threats have consequences.”

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