Activists remanded in custody after RAF aircraft break-in
Chants of ‘free Palestine’ in court as activists remanded over RAF break-in
- Four people have been remanded in custody after two Voyager aircraft were damaged at RAF Brize Norton in a protest.
- The incident, which occurred on 20 June, reportedly involved members of Palestine Action and caused approximately £7 million worth of damage.
- Amy Gardiner-Gibson, Jony Cink, Daniel Jeronymides-Norie, and Lewis Chiaramello were charged with conspiracy to enter a prohibited place and conspiracy to commit criminal damage.
- The defendants appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court and are scheduled to appear next at the Old Bailey on 18 July.
- Counter Terrorism Policing South East is investigating the incident, with a 41-year-old woman released on bail and a 23-year-old man released without charge.