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Worcester Magistrates' Court, Castle Street, Worcester, July 8th 2016. Paul Grange, aged 50, arrives at Worcester Magistrates' Court after allegedly wearing a t-shirt with an offensive statement about the Hillsborough tragedy where 96 Liverpool fans died. The black t-shirt allegedly stated the tragedy was "God's way" of aiding a pest control company. A photograph of the man allegedly sitting in the pub garden of the Brewers Arms in Comer Road, St John's, Worcester, sparked outrage worldwide after it was posted across social media sites. Pictured: // Lee Thomas, Flat 47a Park East Building, Bow Quarter, London, E3 2UT. Tel. 07784142973. Email: leepthomas@gmail.com. www.leept.co.uk (0000635435)
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Worcester Magistrates' Court, Castle Street, Worcester, July 8th 2016. Paul Grange, aged 50, arrives at Worcester Magistrates' Court after allegedly wearing a t-shirt with an offensive statement about the Hillsborough tragedy where 96 Liverpool fans died. The black t-shirt allegedly stated the tragedy was "God's way" of aiding a pest control company. A photograph of the man allegedly sitting in the pub garden of the Brewers Arms in Comer Road, St John's, Worcester, sparked outrage worldwide after it was posted across social media sites. Pictured: // Lee Thomas, Flat 47a Park East Building, Bow Quarter, London, E3 2UT. Tel. 07784142973. Email: leepthomas@gmail.com. www.leept.co.uk (0000635435)