Tommy Robinson gets thrown a milkshake for the second time in two days

The police are investigating an incident in which Tommy Robinson was given a milk shake for the second time in two days.

The founder of the English Defense League (EDL) was in Warrington as part of his campaign to become an independent MEP from northwestern England.

Video footage showed him talking to a man holding a McDonald's milkshake before he drank the glbad to his head.

Robinson appeared to give several punches to the man, who was held up by supporters who helped his European election campaign.

One can hear the person who filmed the incident saying, "That's what you get as a fascist, you're wrong a lot."

A crowd of people gathered to protest Robinson's campaign praised the incident on Thursday afternoon.

Robinson was then filmed sitting in a police car while protesters stood with placards nearby.

A spokesman for the Cheshire Police said: "We are aware of an allegation of badault following an incident in Bridge Street in Warrington this afternoon. We examine the circumstances. "

L & # 39; Independent understands that Robinson made the allegation of badault.

The anti-Islam militant also said that he had been "hit and slapped" by two other people during separate incidents in Warrington.

"I was politically focused," he added in a video. "I want so much to win that. No amount of punches, milkshakes, attacks or anything will stop me. "

The incident occurred a day after a milkshake was thrown at him on Bury's electoral trail.

"If a strawberry milkshake had been started by strangers, I would of course say a Muslim supporter," he said in a video published for followers of his Telegram channel.

Images showed supporters of Robinson chasing down the man who had thrown milk on the road.

On Tuesday, Robinson was ridiculed for posting an online photo with Man City goalkeeper Ederson Moraes after the footballer said he did not know who he was.

And in Salford, a local woman was filmed, accusing anti-Islam activist of "gushing shit" about grooming gangs.

One could hear Robinson telling the woman that she was "meaningless" about a live video on Facebook that had him jailed for alleged contempt of court last year.

The woman asked: "Would you have done it if it was a group of white men?"

He was released from prison in August for failing the proceedings and faces a new hearing later in the month.

Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, launched his campaign for the European elections at a barbecue in Manchester on Thursday night.

The police warned him that he might be violating the electoral law after offering free food to the participants.

The Electoral Commission's guidelines state that "dealing" is a criminal offense committed by "giving or providing directly or indirectly food, beverages, entertainment or supplies to corruptly influence an elector".

A spokesman for Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said, "Before an event in Wythenshawe, GMP had informed the organizer that giving gifts in food could potentially violate the election regulations.

"This was not given as an indication but offered as a tip to the organizer."

About 300 people gathered in Wythenshawe to attend the event, although the property-owning group of the estate stated that it had "explicitly declined the use of our lands or our property" .

Robinson will continue to act as an advisor to Ukip chief Gerard Batten, although he faces eight party candidates, a party spokesman said.

He was prevented from joining Ukip by rules banning former members of the EDL party and the British National Party.

The vote in favor of Brexit will be further divided by Nigeria's Brexit party, which also features eight candidates in the northwestern region.

Robinson's election campaign fits into a court case that could sentence him to a jail term of up to two years.

He is scheduled to appear before the High Court later this month, accused of contempt of court, which he denies, with a live Facebook broadcast that allegedly violated the reporting restrictions that were imposed during the year. a trial in preparation for gangs in Leeds.

Robinson was initially sentenced to 13 months in prison last May, but was released by the Court of Appeal in August due to procedural shortcomings.

If he is again imprisoned for a year or more, he will not be able to be elected as an MEP under the law on the representation of the people.

Britain will go to the polls on May 23, when Robinson was due to travel to Adelaide for the first leg of a lecture tour in Australia.

Fans had paid up to 995 Australian dollars for tickets to see anti-Islam activist, alongside Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes and former editor of the Breitbart News Network, Milo Yiannopoulos, in five cities. .

The organizers did not respond to The Independent's request for comment.