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Judah Adunbi at Bristol Magistrates Court

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© Licensed to London News Pictures. 22/05/2018; Bristol, UK. Avon and Somerset race relations group founder JUDAH ADUNBI appears at Bristol Magistrates court. Judah Adunbi was arrested at his Bristol home on 18 April. Mr Adunbi of Easton, Bristol, was charged with a racially aggravated public order offence following an incident at a betting shop in Stapleton Road, Bristol, on 29 March. Mr Adunbi was Tasered in the face in January 2017 by police officer Claire Boddie who last week was found not guilty of assaulting Mr Adunbi. Mr Adunbi is a former race relations advisor to the police and was a founding member of an independent group between the police and prominent members of the African-Caribbean community. Photo credit: Simon Chapman/LNP

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© Licensed to London News Pictures. 22/05/2018; Bristol, UK. Avon and Somerset race relations group founder JUDAH ADUNBI appears at Bristol Magistrates court. Judah Adunbi was arrested at his Bristol home on 18 April. Mr Adunbi of Easton, Bristol, was charged with a racially aggravated public order offence following an incident at a betting shop in Stapleton Road, Bristol, on 29 March. Mr Adunbi was Tasered in the face in January 2017 by police officer Claire Boddie who last week was found not guilty of assaulting Mr Adunbi. Mr Adunbi is a former race relations advisor to the police and was a founding member of an independent group between the police and prominent members of the African-Caribbean community. Photo credit: Simon Chapman/LNP