Veteran activist Tommy Robinson questioned why the police had arrested him at all in a case of what he called self defence over an altercation at a London train station last month.
British Transport Police said in a statement Wednesday night that no charges were being brought after prosecutors had come to the conclusion “there was not a realistic prospect of conviction”. Veteran street organiser Tommy Robinson had been arrested earlier this month over a confrontation which led to a second party being hospitalised.
As reported at the time, Robinson had been pictured standing near a man lying unconscious on the floor of London St Pancras railway…
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