Four people in court over Jewish ambulance arson
Summary
Four people appeared in court for setting fire to Jewish community ambulances in north-west London on March 23. The arson caused explosions and damaged nearby buildings, and police are investigating if the attack links to other recent incidents targeting Jewish sites.Key Facts
- Four people, including three men and a teenager, have been charged with arson related to the attack on ambulances.
- The ambulances belong to Hatzola, a Jewish charity, and were fully stocked when set on fire.
- The fire caused about £1 million in damage, also affecting nearby flats and a synagogue.
- The suspects appeared at the Old Bailey court and were remanded in custody until a plea hearing on August 28.
- Police believe this was a targeted attack on the Jewish community.
- Another 18-year-old arrested on suspicion of conspiracy related to the arson has been released on bail.
- The Metropolitan Police counter-terrorism unit is investigating possible links to other attacks on Jewish locations in London.
- There are claims the attacks may be connected to an Iranian-linked group posting videos online.
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