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Retired police officer in United Kingdom He allegedly did legal proceedings after being arrested for warning on social media about growing threats of anti -Semitism in the UK after October 7, 2023. Hamas’ attacks against Israel.
Julian Foulkes, a 71-year-old retired special police officer from Kent, England, was arrested in November 2023, and his home searched after one of his positions on X was reported for law enforcement, he states Daily post office.
Foulkes was reportedly concerned because anti-Israeli protests passed in London and other major European cities in the weeks after October 7th. In a post on X that month he warned of the escalation of anti -Semitism after they rebelled rebelled Russian airport Searching for arrivals from Tel Aviv.
“One step further from the storm of Heathrow, seeking Jewish arrivals …” he posted a response to post-Palestinian activists.
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Julian Foulkes, a retired police officer in the UK, sued after being arrested for social media on anti -Semitism in the UK. (Telegraph via YouTube/Getty Images)
Foulkes told Mail that he was “shocked and crowded” after police officers arrived at his door later to search his home.
According to Bodycam recordings examined by Telegraph, the clerk caused concern for the books he read, including those of the British author and commentator Douglas Murraycommenting that his shelves contained “very Brexit-y things”.
Police and Allegedly raised Concern about the list of buying his wife, a hairdresser, who included objects like Bleach, tin foil and gloves.
The police seized his electronic devices and detained Foulkes eight hours before issued a caution – an official warning that gave the person who recognized the offense to avoid criminal persecution.
Brexit fans gather during a set in London, Friday, January 31, 2020 (AP Photo/Frank Augstein) (AP Photo)
Foulkes said he had accepted caution for fear of keeping him to visit his only survivor daughter, who lives in Australia.
He compared the temptation to the target for a “thought crime.”
“This is an absolute orline style Thinks the crime. This is absolutely ridiculous because I sent a tweet that was reasonable in circumstances and it was a tweet based on events that I only read about the previous day and in the previous week, “he told the mail.
“It was taken out of context and I really can’t go through all the omissions in Kent’s police – as far as I would like – but that was pretty stunning to me, especially since I served with them for 10 years,” he added.
Kent’s police apologized on Monday, saying that they had made a mistake and that his record had been cleaned.
Union Jack is photographed against a partially cloudy sky. (Photo Pictures Gareth Cattermole/Getty)
“On November 2, 2023, a report was published to Kent’s police about the post of social media, which was stated that it was offensive, and Mr. Foulkes was arrested on the same day,” said the statement Fox News Digital Read.
“Although he was offered and accepted unconditional caution after his own independent legal advice, on a subsequent examination of the case, the force was concluded that caution was not suitable in circumstances and should not betray him.”
“The Kent police are apologizing to Mr. Foulkes due to the distress caused and as the report has been explored. We have equipped caution from his record and we are glad to make this correction easier. Mr Foulkes has been informed of the decision and further inspection will be implemented to determine any learning capacity,” he continues.
In October 2024, a man from the UK, Adam Smith-Connor, was convicted of quietly praying near the abortion clinic and ordered him to pay the costs of criminal prosecution in the amount of about $ 12,000. (ADF UK)
Foulkes says he has sought legal aid and plans to sue police forces for improper arrest.
Free speech union raises money to cover the cost of his legal fight.
The concern about the threat in the UK has attracted the attention of American leaders like Vice President JD Vance.
In the speech of European leaders in February, Vance warned Europe seems to be withdrawn from some of its fundamental values that shares with the US and accepts the censorship of the “Soviet era”.
Former guitarist for the band, “Mumford & Sons”, appeared on Monday at the white house briefing to ask that British citizens were prosecuted because of their speech that fulfilling the conditions for asylum in the United States. (Getty Images)
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British commentator and former Mumford and son guitarist Winston Marshall He recently appeared on the white house briefing to ask Trump’s administration if he would consider giving political asylum to the British who faced criminal prosecution for publishing “hate speech” online.
