Three in court over attempted arson attack at Persian media company in London
Summary
Three people, including a 16-year-old boy, appeared in court for allegedly trying to set fire to the offices of a Persian media company in north-west London. The firebomb was thrown but went out quickly, causing no injuries or clear damage.Key Facts
- The suspects are Oisin McGuinness (21), Nathan Dunn (19), and a 16-year-old boy.
- They face charges of arson with intent to endanger life.
- The incident took place near the offices of Volant Media, which owns the Persian news channel Iran International.
- The firebomb landed in a car park and went out immediately.
- No one was hurt, and the suspects left in a black four-wheel-drive vehicle.
- Nearby buildings were evacuated as a safety measure, but police saw no ongoing danger.
- McGuinness is also charged with dangerous driving on the same day.
- The youth was sent to local authority care and will have another court hearing on May 15, along with the other two suspects.
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