Paris Brown: Kent Tweet row girl will not be prosecuted 21 April 2013 Last updated at 15:12 The former Kent youth police and crime commissioner will not face prosecution over comments she made on Twitter, police have said. Paris Brown, 17, who quit the £15,000-a-year post on 9 April, was interviewed under caution on 14 April over comments she posted before her appointment. Kent Police said it did not believe the comments, in context, were grossly offensive on an objective assessment. Her lawyers have complained the investigation was "disproportionate." Kent Police received more than 50 complaints from members of the public about the online posts, which could be considered racist and homophobic. In a statement, the force said: "We have spoken to the CPS about our findings and given them our view that this case does not pass the evidential threshold for prosecution. We will make no recommendations to them for charges and will take no further police action having discharged our duty to investigate. The statement said that while some language used by Miss Brown was offensive, particularly derogatory comments about particular social groups, it did not believe they were grossly offensive.