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NEW 18 January 2010

Three year sentence following attack on farm

Lewis Pogson, 23, of Little Bornes, Dulwich, London has today been sentenced to three years imprisonment, having been found guilty of a number of serious criminal offences including blackmail, burglary and criminal damage.

11 January 2010

Statement on UEA computer hacking investigation

The National Domestic Extremism Unit has been assisting Norfolk Constabulary with the investigation into the allegations of computer hacking at UEA, since it was launched in November 2009.

25 November 2009

NCDE responds to HMIC Report

NCDE response to the report by Her Majesty's Chief Inspectorate of Constabulary, Adapting to protest - nurturing the British model of policing:

23 November 2009

Website update - media responses

We've added new pages to the media section of the website, detailing some of the responses we've given to the media on various issues.

19 November 2009

NCDE comment on retention of photographs

The ACPO National Coordinator for Domestic Extremism, ACC Anton Setchell said: "The outcome of the Wood vs. Commissioner of the Metropolis case was welcomed by my colleagues in the National Public Order Intelligence Unit (NPOIU) and by me; it brought clarity to an area that had not previously been tested in the courts.

12 November 2009

Two men sentenced to three years imprisonment for animal rights related offences

Two men have been sentenced to a total of three years imprisonment at Oxford Crown Court today (Tuesday 12 November).

14 October 2009

Operation Heron: Hampshire detectives make two arrests

Detectives investigating a large series of racially abusive hate mail letters have made two arrests today (Tuesday, October 14).

UPDATED 1 October 2009

26 charged with conspiracy to commit aggravated trespass

Twenty-six people have been charged with conspiracy to commit aggravated trespass at Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station.

29 September 2009

Hampshire police launch national appeal following series of hate mail

Hampshire detectives are today appealing to the public to help them identify a person believed to have sent more than 50 racially abusive hate mail letters to addresses across the country.

18 September 2009

Sequani campaign Court of Appeal ruling

A Malvern man has had his conviction under the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 (SOCPA) overturned at the Court of Appeal.

8 September 2009

Right-wing extremist jailed for terror offences

A jobless man who carried component parts for two viable, improvised incendiary devices in a holdall was this afternoon (8 September) given an indeterminate sentence - to serve a minimum of six years.

29 May 2009

Animal rights campaigner sentenced over threatening letters

Three lawful businesses with links to animal research and a hotel that served foie gras were the victims of one animal rights campaigner, who was today given a 12 month community order concurrent for all four offences.

29 May 2009

Animal rights campaigner sentenced over threatening letters

Three lawful businesses with links to animal research and a hotel that served foie gras were the victims of one animal rights campaigner, who was today given a 12 month community order concurrent for all four offences.

19 November 2008

Four arrested in connection with leaflet distribution

Four people have been arrested this morning in connection with an investigation into the distribution of leaflets in Lancashire which claim Muslims are responsible for the heroin trade.

UPDATED 6 November 2008

Jury discharged in animal rights case

A 48-year-old Northampton man is expected to face a new trial next year in relation to a campaign against Oxford University.

4 November 2008

Street collector jailed for fraud

An animal rights campaigner who pocketed thousands of pounds from street collections was today jailed at Stafford Crown Court.

24 October 2008

Two convicted, eight cleared in trespass trial

Two people have been found guilty of aggravated trespass at Southern Derbyshire magistrates court.

16 August 2008

Police arrest 33 people following protests at Denby in Derbyshire

Thirty three people have been arrested today (Saturday, August 16) following protests against the British National Party's Red, White and Blue event at Denby in Derbyshire.

1 August 2008

Animal rights extremist receives community order

An animal rights extremist was sentenced at Winchester Crown Court to 80 hours community service today.

30 June 2008

Animal rights extremist found guilty of burglary

An animal rights extremist has been sentenced to 24 months in prison after being found guilty of burglary at Canterbury Crown Court today.

13 June 2008

Terror campaign postman receives four year prison sentence.

Operation Ryan finally concluded today, six years after the long series of offences began, as Jefferson Azevedo was given a four year prison sentence at Southwark Crown Court.

5 June 2008

Man pleads guilty to charges of planting a hoax bomb and sending white powder letters

After appearing at Southwark Crown Court today, a 45-year-old Portsmouth man pleaded guilty to 19 offences, which related to sending a number of letters, some containing a harmless white powder and others having racist content and also to planting a hoax bomb in a public place.

22 May 2008

Animal rights extremist receives suspended prison sentence

An animal rights extremist was given a suspended prison sentence after appearing at Preston Crown Court today.

21 April 2008

Animal rights extremist pleads guilty in court

After entering a plea of guilty, the case against an animal rights extremist was adjourned for pre sentence reports at Preston Crown Court today.

19 March 2008

Six people charged in Operation Achilles

Police have today charged a further six people during the latest stage of an ongoing operation to disrupt animal rights extremism across the UK.

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