‘Migrant from Canary Wharf hotel’ is arrested on suspicion of common assault after allegedly entering a blind woman’s flat
A man who entered a blind woman’s apartment was arrested on suspicion of a joint attack.
The suspect, who was in his 20s and suspected of being an immigrant from the Britannia Hotel, was held in East London, Hackney, early this morning.
After watching a group of men on the street, it is said that he entered the house on Wednesday night and that anti -immigrant protesters gathered outside.
This morning Met spokesman Met: ‘Our investigation continued on Thursday and the officers conducted comprehensive CCTV investigations and spoke to witnesses.
‘As a result, we arrested a man in the Hackney region on Friday, August 15th in the early hours of this morning on suspicion of a joint attack. He is believed to be at the beginning of his 20s.
“ We can verify that this is the man allegedly entering the apartment. Now the police are in custody. ‘
A 22 -year -old woman who was arrested and entered on Wednesday evening has been accused of a series of crimes since then.
Britannia Hotel housing asylum seekers during a demonstration
Police officers form a barrier in front of counter protesters other than Britannia International Hotel
Protesters organized demonstrations outside the hotel and opposed to host asylum seekers
A protester who is asked to remove the facial mask shouts at a police officer as he hangs in the racist rally
Men were brought to the coaches today at 5.34 and were told to enter the lobby to avoid cameras.
Channay Augustus, a 22 -year -old Tower Hamlets, was accused of an aggressive weapon, forgiveness, an emergency worker attack, joint attack and cannabis.
Affray and joint attack charges are about a discussion at the hotel on Wednesday evening.
The police are the victims of the alleged victim of the joint attack, not the man who is allegedly entering the apartment, but a security guard at the hotel.
Augustus was detained this morning to appear in the Thames Magistrate Criminal Court.
The hotel in London has confirmed that Tower Hamlets Council was delivered to the home office to host asylum seekers.
Before hurry by the guards yesterday morning, up to 50 immigrants came to the hotel as another group.
Men were brought to the field at the coaches at 5.34 and were told to run to the lobby to avoid cameras.
After confirming that Tower Hamlets Council was delivered to the home office to host asylum seekers, the hotel became the focus of protests in recent weeks.
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