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Dad who harassed ex-girlfriend with thousands of phone calls kicks off at police for 'bad' mugshot

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A man who harassed his ex-girlfriend has kicked off over his police mugshot. Liam Bannister, 21, was handed a suspended sentence after he called his former partner over 1,000 times within 21 days and tried to control her life.

When police in South Yorkshire posted the results of the case on Facebook, Bannister said he wasn't happy, Yorkshire Live reports. READ MORE:Mum's row with school after they fined her son, 14, for missing class He voiced his complaints in a Facebook post and a comment on the police's post - both of which have since been deleted. "Anyone who knows me knows am not what am getting made out to be by south yorkshire police, bad old photo anorl proper had by pants down was on run for a week no sleep nothing," he said.

In a comment on the police post, he also said: "This is harassment at it's finest, you feel the need to paint a bad picture of me online, when all the facts haven't been stated on your post." Bannister received a nine-month suspended sentence for domestic violence offences at Sheffield Crown Court on February 11.

He pleaded guilty to harassment and perverting the course of justice. After the conviction, PLC Abigail Taylor said: "Bannister is responsible for a sustained campaign of harassment against his victim, and I wish to thank her for her courage in reporting this to police. "Domestic abuse is a crime that can affect anyone and it comes in numerous forms and is not necessarily just physical abuse. "Bannister has shown total disregard to his victim throughout, allowing her to attend court before finally admitting to his offences. "I hope she finds reassurance that Bannister has been punished for his actions, and that she can now take steps in moving forward and recovering from the abuse

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