极右翼活动人士Tommy Robinson在Southwark Crown Court的骚扰案审判中作证承认，他曾聘请私人调查员追踪撰写2024年骚乱相关报道的记者，并拍摄他们的家照以对其施压1。Robinson被指控对《MailOnline》记者Andrew Young和Jacob Dirnhuber进行骚扰1。
Robinson在法庭上为自己的行为进行辩护，声称这些举措意在施压而非恐吓，但同时承认这些行为导致两名记者及其家属不得不离开家园1。他在留给《每日邮报》编辑Ted Verity的语音邮件中表示要让对方和家人"出名"1，并称自己"在与时间赛跑"以让邮件报删除他前妻的照片1。Robinson否认自己的行为构成骚扰和恐吓1。
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson testified in court that he hired a private investigator to track journalists covering 2024 riots and photograph their homes in an attempt to pressure them.1 Robinson is accused of harassing two MailOnline reporters, Andrew Young and Jacob Dirnhuber, and claimed his actions were intended to apply pressure rather than intimidate, though he acknowledged that the conduct forced the journalists and their families to leave their residences.1
Robinson stated he was photographing the reporters' homes to exert pressure, explaining he was "in a race against time" to compel the Daily Mail to remove photographs of his ex-wife.1 In a voicemail left for Daily Mail editor Ted Verity, Robinson indicated his intention to make him and his family "famous."1 Dirnhuber and his associate were forced to vacate their homes following threatening emails Robinson initiated.1 Robinson denied that his actions constituted harassment and intimidation, asserting that the journalists "knew" he would not resort to physical violence.1 He was charged with harassment causing fear of violence against both reporters, though he denies all allegations.1
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