“He called the complainant a ‘neo-Nazi racist’ and was asked to leave.” The court heard the victim told Brown, of Moss Lane, Wrightington, he couldn’t be a neo-Nazi as he believed 'Jesus was a Jew'. Mr Dacre said the defendant then swore at the complainant and threatened he would ‘bite his face off’. "Bar management called the police because the defendant was using antisemitic language towards a customer," Mr Dacre added. Brown then used both homophobic and racist language towards police after being arrested.