'My daughter was reported to police for singing Christmas song near Jehovahs Witness in Huddersfield

Huddersfield father Matt Berry guarantees his girl and her companions have been accounted for 'strict disdain'
Matt Berry asserts his little girl Ciara, 13, has been accounted for to the police

A Huddersfield father guarantees his girl has been accounted for to the police for 'strict contempt' after she 'sang a Christmas tune in the road.'

Matt Berry, from Berry Temple, guarantees his 13 year-old girl Ciara was strolling to school on October 17 when she began belting out a Christmas melody with a couple of her companions. He guarantees the tune, which he believes was 12 Days of Christmas, was heard by a Jehovah's Observer known to the family.

He guarantees his little girl and her companions were subsequently told by the spouse of the one who had heard the melody - who is likewise a Jehovah's Observer - that she would bring the police over what had occurred. "It is a right difficult situation over nothing," Matt told Yorkshire Live.

"They were strolling to school singing whatever Christmas tune when her better half strolled past. She compromised them with police."
At the point when Ciara got back to let him know what had occurred, Matt, 46, said he quickly called 101. Yet, he guarantees he was informed the matter had proactively been accounted for to the power.

"The children let us know what had occurred so we rang police and she had proactively called them," he said. "She has revealed strict disdain.

"It is an instance of integrity against the expression of a couple of children. I find the entire thing crazy - I was unable to accept it when they returned home and told me."

Matt cases West Yorkshire Police are presently engaged with the matter. Yorkshire Live has reached the power for an assertion.