Mother, 21, who put her own baby 'at risk' after taking it to riot outside of migrant hotel in Manchester where she attacked police, weeps in court and says she's 'deeply sorry'

A mother who put her own child at risk when she took them to a riot outside a migrant hotel sobbed in the dock today. Prosecutor Tess Kenyon said that there was a large-scale disturbance outside a hotel on Oldham Road, during which Smith was seen to throw a liquid from a bottle towards the police officers. Nevey Smith, 21, wept throughout the hearing at Manchester magistrates' court as she admitted a charge of violent disorder as a judge told her she put her own child at risk when she took them to a riot outside a migrant hotel Riot police outside the hotel in Newton Heath on July 31 where Smith threw 'liquid' at officers after she 'lost her temper' 'This was after two people who were seeking asylum had gone into the hotel,' she said. The 12-year-old boy - whose father is in prison - was in court yesterday where he admitted joining two mob rampages through Manchester in three days The lout's exasperated grandmother today claimed she spent seven months looking after the boy before he clashed with her disabled son and messed up her home Police outside a Holiday Inn hotel in Newton Heath, Manchester, on July 31 following rioting Yesterday, a youth court in Manchester was told that the boy was involved in two incidents of disorder within the space of four days. Prosecutor Tess Kenyon said he was in a group gathered outside a Holiday Inn hotel in Manchester that housed asylum seekers on July 31, two days after the Southport stabbings.