Muslim yob who threatened to shoot and stab ‘English pigs’ at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre walks free from court

A RACE-baiting yob who turned up at a theatre threatening to stab audience members for being English has been spared jail.

Twisted Ryhan Ali, 23, told shocked staff at The Royal Shakespeare Theatre he was "going to get a gun and kill English pigs" before cops swooped in to arrest him.

His outburst came just hours after he was hauled to a court for racially abusing two security guards at a hospital.

Ali, of Stratford-upon-Avon, Warks., was slapped with a 12-month suspended prison sentence and ordered to carry out 80 hours of unpaid work.

Warwick Crown Court heard how the thug threatened to rape a man's wife and kill his kids at an A&E department on 4 June last year.

He was arrested after calling a security guard "English scum" and accusing another of not being a "true Muslim."

He ran to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre on 30 August after appearing in court for the hospital offences.

Prosecutor Edward Hollingsworth said: "Mr Ali told security staff who spoke to him that he had gone there to hurt someone, saying he was going to take a knife into the theatre and talking of white people and Asians as 'scum.'

"He ranted that he hated the English and was 'going to get a gun and kill English pigs."

While waiting for his latest court date, Rhyan called a probabtion worker a "black b*stard" and threatened to "come next week and sort you out".

Judge Potter told him: "Sending you to prison would interfere with the care package which is in place."