Daisy Armstrong, a 23-year-old mother of two from Strood, Kent, was charged with sending a false communication after she sent a menacing text to Richard Stannard, claiming to be a police constable. This action was prompted by a TikTok video accusing Stannard of stealing a car. In the text, Armstrong warned Stannard that police and social services were on their way to take his children due to allegations of fraud and theft. Prosecutors highlighted the distress caused to Stannard, who believed the messages were genuine. Armstrong pleaded guilty to two charges related to the incident. The text included a police badge number that belonged to an actual officer, confirming the seriousness of her actions. Despite her actions, Armstrong expressed remorse and attributed her behavior to a moment of impulsiveness. She was granted a 12-month conditional discharge and ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £26 (approximately $33 USD) and £85 (approximately $110 USD) in court costs. The magistrates decided against a restraining order, deeming it unnecessary.