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Man charged after images emerge ‘mocking Middlesbrough fans’ over A66 crash that killed seven

Bradley Aston, who is from Wallsall, West Midlands, will appear in court on Tuesday morning charged with a public order offence, said to have happened at the Riverside Stadium

By Bradley Jolly · Mirror

Published: Monday, 12 October 2026 at 9:12 PM

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Bradley Aston has been charged after images emerged mocking Middlesbrough fans over a fatal A66 crash.
A supporter was pictured displaying an offensive message on a mobile phone following Wolves' 1-0 loss to Middlesbrough.
The August 22 crash on the A66 claimed the lives of two police officers and five young men.

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Bradley Aston has been charged and remanded in custody after images surfaced online showing an offensive message directed at Middlesbrough fans. The photos reportedly showed a Wolverhampton Wanderers supporter displaying a mobile phone reading "Police Killed Your Own" following Middlesbrough's 1-0 victory over Wolves at the Riverside Stadium.

The message referred to an August 22 head-on crash on the A66 that killed two police officers and five young men. Cleveland Police confirmed Aston will appear in court in Wolverhampton on Tuesday morning following a collaborative investigation with West Midlands Police.

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Man charged after images emerge ‘mocking Middlesbrough fans’ over A66 crash that killed seven

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