British army veteran found guilty of breaching abortion ‘buffer zone’ by praying silently
A British army veteran has been found guilty of breaching a pro-abortion “buffer zone” by praying silently near the protected abortuary. This morning, Adam Smith-Connor, 51, was given a two-year conditional discharge (i.e. he is on probation for two years) and ordered to pay costs of £9,000 ($11,700) by District Judge Orla Austin at the Poole Magistrates’ Court in Poole, Dorset. Smith-Connor was arrested near the British Pregnancy Advisory’s Bournemouth, Dorset abortion business on November 14, 2022, after praying silently for his son Jacob, who was aborted 22 years ago.
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