Southport MP Damien Moore has Twitter account suspended.Updated after comment from his office

eyeonsouthport yesterday published a story on how Southport MP Damien Moore  Twitter account was suspended.

Damien Moors's spokesperson has responded on behalf on the MP.

Mr Moore deactivated his Twitter account some time ago. As that deactivation made his previous username avaliable for new accounts, somebody created an account impersonating him.

Twitter took action and suspended that account.

Thomas de Freitas.

For and on behalf of Damien Moore MP

Twitter have suspended the account of Southport MP Damien Moore.

According to Twitter the account is suspended.

No exact reason has been given.

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