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A TRAFFIC warden grinned as he slapped a ticket on Tommy Robinson's "battle bus" today and told the ex-EDL boss's supporters: "I love my job sometimes".

Angry crowds gathered outside the Old Bailey in London and faced off with police after Robinson was found guilty of contempt of court today.

 The cheeky warden slaps a ticket on former EDL man Tommy Robinson's 'battle bus'
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The cheeky warden slaps a ticket on former EDL man Tommy Robinson's 'battle bus'
 The worker burst out laughing as he walked away
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The worker burst out laughing as he walked away

They surrounded the red double-decker bus, which was being used as a makeshift stage, before hurling beer cans, traffic cones and street signs at cops and journalists.

But the chaos didn't stop one cheerful warden from casually strolling over and slapping a £130 parking fine on its windscreen.

Supporters of Robinson - real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon - booed and heckled the beaming worker, with some shouting "jobsworth!"

He turned to the crowds and happily told them the fine would only be £65 if paid quickly before walking off and joking: "Oh I do love my job sometimes."

HAVING A FINE TIME

The cheeky warden also pointed and gave a thumbs up to fuming fans of Robinson after plonking the ticket on the vehicle.

This afternoon Robinson was found guilty of contempt of court by filming defendants in a criminal trial.

Dame Victoria Sharp, sitting at the Old Bailey with Mr Justice Warby, found him in contempt when he "aggressively" filmed defendants and live-streamed the footage, in breach of a reporting ban, outside Leeds Crown Court in May 2018.

Robinson, from Luton, Bedfordshire, could be sent back to jail for up to two years.

The 36-year-old was jailed for 13 months in May 2018 after he filmed people involved in a criminal trial at Leeds Crown Court and broadcast the footage on social media.

His previous jail time included a three-month suspended sentence for contempt at Canterbury Crown Court in May 2017.

 At the end of a clip posted on social media by a furious Robinson fan he can be heard joking that he loved his job
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At the end of a clip posted on social media by a furious Robinson fan he can be heard joking that he loved his job
 The smiling warden was praised on social media
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The smiling warden was praised on social media
 Robinson's bus was being used as a makeshift stage for angry crowds outside the Old Bailey
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Robinson's bus was being used as a makeshift stage for angry crowds outside the Old BaileyCredit: PA:Press Association
 Robinson - real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon - addressing his supporters in front of the double-decker
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Robinson - real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon - addressing his supporters in front of the double-deckerCredit: PA:Press Association
Tommy Robinson supporters face off with cops as he's found guilty of contempt for live streaming trial
 The warden said the fine was £130 but would be £65 if paid quickly
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The warden said the fine was £130 but would be £65 if paid quicklyCredit: PA:Press Association


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