Man appears in court after protest at Epsom Derby

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Ben Newman, 32, appeared at Guildford Magistrates’ Court in southern England, where he pleaded not guilty to causing public nuisance.

A MAN HAS appeared in court today charged with causing public nuisance after running on to the track at the Epsom Derby in Saturday.

He was chased by police as the crowd jeered before officers tackled him and pulled him away. The protest happened after The Jockey Club, which owns Epsom Downs, was granted an injunction banning the Animal Rising group from intervening in the event. Newman, from Homerton High Street, Hackney, east London, was one of 31 people arrested on Saturday, including 12 on the racecourse grounds.

 

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