Tommy Robinson Arrested at Folkestone Police Station After Prearranged Visit
Controversial Figure Taken Into Custody
Tommy Robinson, the former English Defence League leader known for stirring up controversy, was arrested this afternoon at Folkestone police station. Arriving in a people carrier, Robinson was met by a throng of supporters and media before heading inside the station.
Robinson Claims Persecution Outside Station
The arrest happened just after 3:10 pm. Carrying a bag, Robinson told the crowd, “I’m being persecuted. You should’ve been doing this, sharing this film, not me.” His statement alluded to ongoing disputes with authorities over his social media activity and public conduct.
Before entering, he added grimly, “Probability is, I’m not gonna come out,” signalling he expected to be detained.
Details and Charges Still Under Wraps
Robinson’s arrest continues his long history of legal run-ins and public clashes, with his supporters claiming he’s being unfairly targeted. kent.police.uk" target="_blank" rel="noopener" title="Kent Police" data-wpil-keyword-link="linked">Kent Police have yet to release an official statement on the reason for his arrest or confirm any charges. Further updates are anticipated.
Stay tuned as this story develops.
