CPS charge Terry with racist abuse allegation

The Crown Prosecution Service in the UK has decided to charge Chelsea captain John Terry with racially abusing Anton Ferdinand.

CPS charge Terry with racist abuse allegation
Wed, 21 Dec, 2011 - 14:17

The Crown Prosecution Service in the UK has decided to charge Chelsea captain John Terry with racially abusing Anton Ferdinand.

The altercation with Ferdinand happened during October’s west London derby at QPR.

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