Trial date set for alleged Palestine Action members accused of damaging planes at RAF base
Four people accused of damaging two Voyager planes in Raf Brize Norton in a demonstration of Palestinian action members will be tried in January 2027.
29-year-old Amy Gardiner-Gibson, 24-year-old Jony Cink, 36-year-old Daniel Jeronymides-Norie and 22-year-old Lewis Chiaramello appeared on Friday in Od Bailey and spoke only to verify their names.
Police said that the incident in Oxfordshire on June 20 caused the plane caused a damage worth £ 7 million.
Previously, the defendants were allegedly involved in the Palestinian action at that time.
On the same day they were accused of, deputies’ direct action group as a terrorist organization supported the movement of the Palestinian action.
MPs in favor of the prohibition of the group within the scope of the 2000 Terrorism Law, the deputies used to vote for 385 to 26, 26, 26, 26, 26, 26.
Terrorism against the South East (CTPSE) accused the defendants with conspiracy to knowly enter a purposeful place for a prejudiced purpose for the security or interests of the United Kingdom in accordance with the 1977 Criminal Law Law.
On Friday, the defendants appeared in Bailey in the midst of the increase in safety with a time schedule set for the case.
The defendants, who were watched in a public gallery packaged by public members, talked only to verify their identity, one of them to their supporters “I love you”.
Since the prosecutor’s office claimed that the case was a “terror connection ,, Ms. Justice was heard on the terrorist list before Cheema-Grubb, the court said that the date of the trial was determined for January 18, 2027.
Prosecutor Jonathan Polnay KC admitted that this was a “clear distance”, and at this stage there was uncertainty how long the hearing would last.
Mrs. Justice Cheema-Grubban said that the date of the 2027 meant “extraordinary long-time” for four young people to wait in custody.
He said: “The sooner the real problems in this case are detected, the better for everyone to correct the trial date.”
The Senior Judge confirmed the 2027 hearing date in Old Bailey, but said he would examine at a hearing on January 16th next year.
