Met Hits 20 Suspects with Terror Charges in London – Total Now 134
The Met’s Counter Terrorism Command has slammed the brakes on alleged supporters of the banned group Palestine Action. On August 9, 20 suspects were arrested across London and slapped with charges under the Terrorism Act. This latest batch pushes the total charged up to a staggering 134.
The Crown Prosecution Service has approved the charges. The accused have been notified by post and are due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on November 24.
Top Cop Issues Stark Warning to Supporters
“If convicted, those charged face serious consequences that could ruin careers and block overseas travel,” warned Commander Dominic Murphy. “Anyone thinking of backing Palestine Action should think again. Arrests are happening and prosecutions follow swiftly.”
Serious Penalties for Terrorism Act Offenders
- Up to six months in jail.
- Convictions stay on your record, seen in DBS checks by employers.
- Jobs at risk – employers may refuse or sack staff with convictions.
- Universities could deny enrolment.
- International travel bans, including the US, Australia, Japan, and soon EU countries under ETIAS.
- Professional bodies can discipline or revoke licences.
List of Those Charged – Court Appearance November 24
- Richard Burge, Plumstead, Greenwich
- Illinois Cook, New Malden, Surrey
- Samra Abdirahman, Halton, Leeds
- Stephanie Foster, Bickington, Devon
- Carole Lawrence
- Israa Inbrahim, Ilford
- Andrea Middleton, Hook, Hampshire
- Susan Salvietto, Watford, Hertfordshire
- Kristyan Robinson, Camden, NW London
- Adrian Cadbury, Westminster, London
- Trudi Warner, Walthamstow, East London
- Chloe Hill, Southwark, London
- Jane Augsburger, Stroud, Gloucestershire
- Lindsay Alderton, Totnes, Devon
- Mark Hudson, Stone, Staffordshire
- Peter Thornton, Worthing, West Sussex
- Cathrine Kibbler, Snaith, East Riding of Yorkshire
- Adeelah Mir, Leyton, Waltham Forest
- William Crane, Enfield
- David Chapman, Milton Keynes
