Man bailed over online abuse of food blogger Jack Monroe
- Published
A man arrested over abusive tweets to cookery writer Jack Monroe has been released on bail.
The 22-year-old is due to answer bail again on 25 April. It is understood police need more time to examine items seized as part of the investigation.
It follows allegations a fake Twitter account was used to send homophobic messages to Ms Monroe.
The writer, who specialises in budget-friendly recipes, has since closed her Twitter account.
Det Insp Phil Jones, of Avon and Somerset Police, said all reports of hate crime were taken "extremely seriously".
- Published18 April 2015
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