By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 09:31 EST, 24 October 2011 Racial harassment charges against a woman who displayed a golliwog in her window have been dropped. Jena Mason, a 65-year-old grandmother, was arrested after her black neighbour Rosemarie O'Donnell complained about the toy to police. Today at Lowestoft Magistrates' Court, Chris McCann, head of the complex casework unit at the East of England Crown Prosecution Service, offered no evidence. Charges dropped: Jena Mason, pictured at an earlier court hearing, will not now face a racial harassment case over putting a golliwog in the window of her manor house in Worlingham, Suffolk
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Jena Mason claims she 'wants to rebuild relationship with her neighbours'
The dispute centred around whether the golly was a deliberate act of racism – or, as Mrs @placeholder insisted, that it simply ended up on the window sill when she tidied it up with her grandson’s other toys.