LATE and unfinished update of our last arrest.

Apologies, big apologies for not having done this sooner and for the fact this update will be so very bare bones but this is just provisional.

We are starting work with a comrade with impressive writing experience (and a brain not under this much stress!) to improve the communication of all of this information in the next few days anyway.

So let’s try and do this the best I can for now then.

Last tweet before arrest

First Tweet upon release

What’s a Mal Comms?

Malicious Communications. A Criminal charge in the U.K. defined as “Communications intended to cause alarm or distress”

Here is the communication in question (no longer on Twitter) it was a response to a reply to a thread I wrote about our situation from the official Twitter account of the local Police force that have been the vehicle for all of this, Dyfed Powys, that simply said “would you like to make a complaint?” with a link to the webpage to do such a pointless thing. I’m trying to find it and when I do will link it here.

I have been charged for the tweet it’s okay there is a long game here and also fuck the police!

Ellis and I were both charged with possession of cannabis which we are fighting - Twitter thread

Blimey I’m tired

OOOKAY. Clearly this is an extremely poor update and as I say we will improve it as soon as we can feel free to ask us questions in the meantime as it will actually help us in that effort. We are sorry, the toll that facing this with such little support has been immense on both our mental health and my physical health too in a pretty scary way.

Our first priority is chasing up the GP about a referral to immunology to see if all this stress has, as I fear, caused a severe shift in severity (tha can be life threatening with one of the conditions I have. (MAST Cell activation disorder - google allergic to all food)

We are trying our hardest and could do so much better with more bloody support!

Thank you so much to this true comrade for this Twitter thread written in that time we were in custody. We need more vigilance like this, please.