Three Plaid Cymru AM'S get suspended after hiring trolls on Twitter to threaten For Britain's Connor Jones
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A press release by Plaid Cymru has revealed that three Assembly Members of Plaid Cymru have recently been suspended for six and a half months after admitting to both the party leader and the parties chairman that they hired online trolls, in an attempt to threaten and smear Connor
The press release came when Connor reported ten out of the eleven trolls, who had admitted openly on Facebook that they were paid trolls by Plaid Cymru AM'S Adam Smith, Neil McEvoy, Jason May and Beth Seyed, who bragged by DM to Adam Price about what they were doing
In a statement given in the Welsh Assembly today, former enemies became friends as the former leader of the party Leanne Wood said: "what they did is unforgivable and terrible, they've brought shame to the to the party, i would also like to give my sincerest apologies" before swelling up and crying, before Connor quickly came over and tried to comfort her
"my apologies go to Connor and his family for the threats he received on behalf of Plaid, because you and your family didn't deserve this, i'll be talking to Adam Wood tomorrow afternoon regarding terminating their membership or at least a long-period suspension"
In response, Connor said "Mrs Wood, i have so much respect for you, you don't need to apologise for anything that happened in the past three weeks, i know that Plaid Cymru passionately believe in their country as do i and would never send threatening things"
Before taking a small pause and saying "the vile and horrible actions of three AM'S shocked me to my core, because i know that Plaid aren't responsible, i didn't want to go to the police first but i had to, because my families life were being threatened"
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