Allegations of a lockdown party in Sheffield are dropped due to a 'defective charge'.
Sunny-Jo Veasey was accused of having a rave-type gathering at her shared home in Sheffield
Sunny-Jo Veasey, 28, of Sheffield, was accused of hosting more than 30 people at her shared home in February 2021. At the time, this meant you could only leave home for limited reasons permitted in law, such as to shop for essentials, to work if you could not work from home, or to exercise.In March, Ms Veasey was found guilty of the charge in her absence after court documents were sent to her old address.Ms Veasey, who represented herself, said video evidence showed 27 people in her home but maintained it was not a party.
"I think it's a large waste of time. I've had numerous court cases, and they probably spent more on these court cases out of the taxpayers' money than the fine would have been in the first place."
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