A FAR-RIGHT thug who has a tattoo of Adolf Hitler on his arm threatened to murder a black man during a shocking racist rant at police officers.
Salvador Apellaniz, who also sports swastika inkings on his body, told two constables they would "find a black man dead' if he was forced to spend a night in custody after being arrested.
The Spanish national also told the officers "I hate blacks" and praised the Nazis during his outburst while waiting in a van outside an Edinburgh police station in November 2022.
Apellaniz, 32, denied making the "repugnant" comments and told a jury the officers had "misinterpreted" his words when he stood trial at Edinburgh Sheriff Court this week.
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