SNP MP 'causes Twitter pile-on' for company in row over social media troll

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SNP MP 'causes Twitter pile-on' for company after social media troll 'urinated' on his office door

An SNP MP has been accused of causing "a Twitter pile-on" for a blameless business after he linked it to a social media troll who claimed to have urinated on his constituency office door.

Nicolson later deleted the tweet that referenced the employer - which the Record has decided not to name. “However the company says he hasn't worked for them for years so I deleted the tweet referencing the company as that didn't seem fair to them.”The CEO told the Courier: “I have written to John Nicolson and at the minute I am awaiting what will hopefully be a favourable response from him.“I would like to now give John Nicolson the chance to put his wrongs right.

The image appeared to show a man urinating on the door of Nicolson’s Alloa office. It had the caption: “And here’s me p***ing on his other office door”

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