William Lloyd-Hughes shared images of flags from a banned Northern Irish paramilitary group.
A police detention officer has admitted a terror offence after he published images showing his apparent support of a Northern Ireland paramilitary group.
Lloyd-Hughes, of Huddersfield, also pleaded guilty to sharing grossly offensive messages on Twitter in 2022.Two further charges of sending grossly offensive messages on the site were withdrawn by prosecutors following his guilty pleas.
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