
Fourth Suspect Charged in Jewish Ambulance Arson
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18-year-old Judex Atshatshi charged in arson attack on Jewish ambulances in London, joining three other suspects already in custody. Prosecutors describe it as a targeted hit on the Jewish community, causing one million pounds in damage. Atshatshi appeared in court on Saturday, remanded in custody.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Fourth Suspect Charged in Jewish Ambulance Arson. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 18th, a fourth suspect just got charged in that arson attack on Jewish ambulances in northwest London. 18-year-old Judex at Shatchee from Dagonham appeared in Westminster Magistrate's Court on Saturday, facing arson with intended damage property and, being reckless about endangering lives, he's been remanded and custody after a quick hearing. Prosecutors called it a targeted hit on the Jewish community. This happened back on the morning of March 23, when four ambulances from the volunteer group Hatsola and Golders Green got torched. Gas canisters inside exploded, racking up 1 million pounds in damage. Three other guys were already charged earlier in April 20-year-old Hamza Ikbal and 19-year-old Rehan Khan from Layton plus A, 17-year-old from Wathamstow. All facing similar arson counts and held in custody, too. Hatsola's A key service started in the 1960s, helping acidic areas but rushing to anyone in need, no charge, even on the Sabbath. Counted terrorism detectives nabbed Otsatchee on Thursday,
after raiding two East London spots. Another 18-year-old grabbed that day for conspiracy got bail until July. All four headed to the Old Bailey on April 24th, and officials were stressing no online chatter that could mess with their fair trials. Stay tuned as this unfolds.
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