Brits Charged in Arson Attack on Iran TV Station

0:00On April 17, three British nationals face arson charges after hurling a petro bomb at a London TV station that blasts the Iranian regime. 21-year-old Oyssen McGinnis and 19-year-old Nathan Dunn, both from Watford, plus a 16-year-old boy from North London, got hit with. Counts of arson with intent to endanger life. McGinnis also caught a dangerous driving charge. This went down at Volin Media, which runs Iran International. Here this week, around 8.30 p.m. on Wednesday, cops on patrol in northwest London spotted an ignited container lobbed into the building. It landed in the car park and fizzled out on its own. No flames spread. The suspects peeled out in a black SUV, sparking a high-speed chase that ended in a crash on Ballard's Lane. No one got hurt, but nearby buildings got cleared out just to be safe until cops confirmed zero-wider threat. Iran International stays in the crosshairs because it keeps calling out Tefron's hardline

1:00rulers, making it a repeat target. Detect this from counter-terrorism policing London are on the case, backed by local northwest's officers, though they're not calling it terrorism. No ties to their recent finchily attempt, or last month's golders' green blaze. The trio heads to Westminster magistrates court this Friday, April 17th. Stay tuned as this unfolds.