PICS: Azealia Banks Could Be In Huge Trouble For These Horrible ‘Famine’ Remarks

Azealia Banks could be in massive trouble for her 'famine' and 'inbred leprechauns' remarks.

Her posts have since been deleted but not before we managed to get a screenshot the horrible comments.

Barrister Tomas McGarvey tweeted that Banks could be "prosecuted" under the 2003 Communications Act.

In a tweet, he said:

“Hi #azeliabanks in light of your recent comments on #instagram about Irish women & Irish people generally, perhaps I can introduce you to the #CommunicationsAct2003 (s127) before you land in England. If you keep up the insults, you may end up with first-hand experience."

He screenshotted section 127 of the Communications Act 2003.

Under the act, "a person is guilty of an offence if he or she sends by means of a public electronic communications network a message or other matter that is grossly offensive or of an indecent, obscene or menacing nature."

Hi #azeliabanks in light of your recent comments on #instagram about Irish women & Irish people generally, perhaps I can introduce you to the #CommunicationsAct2003 (s127) before you land in England. If you keep up the insults, you may end up with first hand experience. pic.twitter.com/Hta7c0EJ1v

— Tomas McGarvey (@RugbyBarrister) January 24, 2019

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