Man used a slur after he was handcuffed for breaking into his home

COMPLAINT MADE ABOUT OFFICER

- By TOM MACK

A MAN used a homophobic slur after being handcuffed by officers for breaking into his own home.

Lewis McClafferty has now been left with a £645 bill for a slur he used while drunk.

McClafferty had been drinking when he got home to Kemp Road in New Parks, Leicester, in the early hours of Saturday, November 30 last year, when he discovered his partner was not around and he did not have his keys.

He smashed the window in the back door to break in and went to bed.

However, police were called by a witness and after they let themselves in through the unsecure back door they found McClafferty sitting in bed with his hands up.