The police chief says after the arrest of the television producer:

On Wednesday, the largest police chief in Britain defended the arrest of an Irish comic writer on comments on transgender cases, saying that the officers were impossible to arbitrate between freedom of expression and criminal content.

Graham Linhan, co -author of the famous TV comedy shows Father Ted and IT mobilizationHe said on Tuesday that the armed police detained him at Heathrow Airport in London on suspicion of inciting violence in terms of jobs on X.

In a statement, Mark Rolley, the London Police Commissioner, said that clarifying his officers ’decision to arrest Lynhan, in a statement that had reasonable reasons for the belief that he committed the crime of public order, but said he understood concerns.

Rolli said people will agree to take action when the threat of violence was clear, but in less cases, the police left “between a rock and a difficult place by successive governments, who did not give the officers any option other than registering these incidents as crimes when they are reported.

“I don’t think we should be busy discussing toxic culture wars and officers in a position currently impossible.”

Linehan, 57, was an audio critic of transgender actors. In the X Publishing, he wrote: “If there is an unlimited male in a female space only, it commits a violent and abusive act. Do a scene, call men, and if everything fails, then it is in the balls.”

“When did Britain become North Korea?” The Daily Mail asked on its first page after the news of his arrest.

Kimi Badnouche, the leader of the opposition Conservative Party, said that the police duty is to “not to monitor social media in exchange for sick words.”

But Zac Bolanski, the leader of the Green Party, said that the jobs are “completely unacceptable” and the arrest appears to be “proportional.”

However, it is likely to be arrested by the leader of the Reform Party, Nigel Faraj, who has risen in British opinion polls amid dissatisfaction with work and conservative parties.

Farraj in Washington, DC, will witness on Wednesday at the hearing of a committee led by the Republicans, entitled “Europe’s threat to American discourse and innovation.”

Farage posted late on Tuesday a front page with the arrest of Linehan, saying: “Freedom of expression is under attack in Britain.”

In a ready -made text on Wednesday, Farage caused warnings about “non -liberal and authoritarian control systems that are alien to both the American and British values.”

In his testimony, Farraj also expressed his regret for the prison sentence for 30 months due to Lucy Conanly for the “lamentation” positions he forgot hours later.

“Collective deportation now, set fire to all F-KING hotels that include migrants to the United Kingdom,” Konoli published last year in the wake of a A high -level mass murder Of the children whom the British police said they appeared A wave of wrong information online About the status of the striker and his religion.

A British court heard that in the few hours in which the Konolie Publication ended, it was shown more than 300,000 times and shared nearly 1,000 times. She was released last month after spending 10 months in prison.

Police Commissioner calls for more clarity

The government of the Labor Party of British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer has faced repeated accusations from critics that the state is less than freedom of expression, and that social media companies have criticized new online safety laws designed to protect children and remove hate speech, including from the owner of X Elon Musk and Vice President of the United States JD Vance.

Online safety law was issued for the year 2023 under a conservative government.

Curtain The absence of Varage called From the British Parliament on Wednesday to “bad mouth and speaking in our country” in Washington.

However, Minister of Health Wes Stretting acknowledged the possibility of unintended consequences for legislation.

He told the BBC Radio: “We are all … very worried about some of the cases we have seen in the media or possess through the courts of what people said online, where you think,” Was this what Parliament really meant when they approved these laws? “

Rolli said that there is more clarity about the law, and at the same time, the operations will be placed in place, so only “the most serious cases” were made, as there was a clear risk of harm.

Lynih said he was released on bail without charges on Tuesday, but he is scheduled to be tried later this week on separate charges of criminal harassment and damage involved in a transgender activist.