2 charged in connection with orange spray attack on Stonehenge monuments
Two environmental activists have been charged over the spraying of orange paint powder at the Stonehenge monuments in southwest England in June
Two climate activists charged with spraying paint on UK's Stonehenge
Two environmental protesters who sprayed paint on Britain's Stonehenge in June have been charged with offences related to the alleged damage caused to the prehistoric megalithic monument, prosecutors said on Thursday.
UK Police Charge Two People After June Vandalism At Stonehenge
UK police announced Thursday two people had been charged after orange paint powder was thrown on the megalithic standing stones at Stonehenge during a Just Stop Oil protest.
Two people charged by police after orange paint was thrown at Stonehenge in Just Stop Oil protest
Rajan Naidu, 73, of Gosford Street, Birmingham, and Niamh Lynch, 22, of Norfolk Road, Bedford will appear at Salisbury Magistrates’ Court on 13 December
Police charge 2 Just Stop Oil activists for targeting Stonehenge
Two Just Stop Oil activists were charged Thursday in connection with the spraying of orange powder on iconic English monument Stonehenge. Rajan Naidu, 73, and Niamh Lynch, 20, were charged with “destroying or damaging an ancient protected monument, and intentionally or recklessly causing a public nuisance,” Wiltshire police said in a statement.
Two charged in connection with Stonehenge incident in June
Two people have been charged after orange paint powder was thrown at the stones of Stonehenge during a Just Stop Oil protest in June.
Two charged in connection with orange powder paint incident at Stonehenge
Two people have been charged in connection with an incident that saw an orange substance thrown at Stonehenge in June
Just Stop Oil protesters charged after Stonehenge covered in orange paint
Video footage had shown members of the public trying to stop the protestors as they sprayed the powder across the stones in the incident described as "extremely upsetting."
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