Police say sharing the viral image likely didn’t break any laws, but the t-shirt worn in it may be linked to a separate crime. The original poster didn’t see the image and removed it quickly, but by then, over 130 accounts had already shared it. Authorities warn they can’t single out celebrities for investigation, making a broad probe impractical. While public outrage is understood—especially given current threats to politicians—the Met concluded no criminal threshold was met for the image’s spread. However, the t-shirt’s connection to an incident in Bristol has been handed over to Avon and Somerset Police for further review.
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