A row over 'two-tier' policing has erupted after a left-wing TikTok influencer was let off for posting 'kill them all' in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's murder.
The decision by Kent Police not to prosecute Charlotte Hayes has led to outrage online, including from author JK Rowling and shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick.
The heavily tattooed social media star, who has 212,000 followers, posted the shocking video on TikTok after the pro-Trump influencer was fatally shot, accusing his followers of espousing political views that were 'inherently violent'.
She said she was sick of the idea that you 'can't meet violence with violence', adding 'why is anyone condemning that?', before finishing her message by shouting 'kill them all!'.
Kent Police said it visited Ms Hayes, but instead of arresting her, only offered her 'words of advice' after determining that no offences had been committed.
