The tax rises begin
A door-to-door salesman has been locked up after attacking and launching a foul-mouthed onslaught on a homeowner after he refused to buy anything from him.
The couple said they both told the 20-year-old thug they were not interested in buying the household items he was selling but he then flipped.In the Blink doorbell footage, Brewitt can be seen aiming a punch at Fenn, 30, and then said he was going to hit him.Brewitt then whacked financial advisor Fenn with a green duster and called him “a “f*****g div.”
Brewitt threw the duster so hard it ended up 10ft inside Fenn’s house in North Hykeham on 18 November. The public order offence was using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause that person to believe that immediate unlawful violence would be used against them by any person.On Wednesday , Brewitt, of Kingston upon Hull, East Yorks was sentenced at Hull magistrates’ court.Reliving the ordeal, Fenn said: “I was upstairs on the phone to my mum, expecting an Amazon delivery so my partner Nicola went to answer the door.
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