A man has been charged with serious national security offences following an investigation by London’s counter-terrorism policing unit, supported by local forces. Authorities conducted searches at two addresses in Swindon as part of the probe, which led to his arrest and detention. The charges relate to alleged links with a foreign intelligence service and preparations for sabotage. Further details on the investigation and legal proceedings remain under review.
Joshua Cammidge, 31, arrested after investigation led by counter-terrorism policing LondonA man has been charged with offences related to national security as part of an ongoing investigation led by counter-terrorism policing (CTP) London, according to the Metropolitan police.Joshua Cammidge, 31, was arrested at an address in Swindon on Friday 4 September by CTP London officers, supported by officers from Wiltshire police. Searches were also carried out at a different address in Swindon. He was further arrested and detained the following day, being charged with assisting a foreign intelligence service and intending to commit or engage in conduct to prepare an act of sabotage. Continue reading...
