article_snippet: Ashley Parkes) sent a fake bomb to the manager of a Boots store on the anniversary of the 7/7 London terror attacks last year.
article_snippet: A Boots worker who sent a fake bomb to a store on the anniversary of the 7/7 London terror attacks the 7/7 London terror attacks has been spared jail.
article_snippet: Ashley Parkes attached a chilling note to the rectangular package, which read: 'Handle with care - bombs explode.'
article_snippet: The 26-year-old, who worked in a Boots warehouse at the time, admitted dispatching a parcel with the intention of inducing a belief that it was likely to explode or ignite and cause personal injury or damage to property.
article_snippet: In the present day society anybody who produces a package and even pretends a package is a bomb is creating a great deal of trouble and potential risk to innocent people. '
article_snippet: Julia King, prosecuting, told Nottingham Crown Court Parkes sent a bomb after seeing a film on YouTube of gravestones being desecrated.
highlights_snippet: 26-year-old attached a note that read: 'Handle with care - bombs explode'
  