Tommy Robinson, the controversial right-wing activist, was handcuffed and led into a police van in Calgary on suspicion of an immigration offence. Find out more here!
Tommy Robinson, the well-known right-wing activist, made headlines recently when he was arrested in Calgary, Canada. The 41-year-old was taken into custody by officers on suspicion of an immigration offence after participating in a podcast tour in the country. Despite being released later that morning, Robinson was ordered to remain in Canada and surrender his passport to authorities. Video footage captured the moment Robinson was handcuffed by plain-clothed police officers, adding to the media frenzy surrounding his arrest. Police informed Robinson that he was being detained due to an 'outstanding immigration warrant' arising from his activities in Calgary. Known by his real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, Robinson's passport was seized as part of the legal proceedings. The far-right figure, who was scheduled to speak at various events in Canada, now faces legal uncertainties in the country.
Officers in Calgary handcuffed the right-wing activist, 41, on suspicion of an immigration offence and led him into the back of a police van. Robinson, whose ...
The 41-year-old was released later on Monday morning. The far-right activist was due to speak at several other events in Canada in the coming days.
TOMMY Robinson has been arrested in Canada on suspicion of an immigration offence after speaking at an event in Calgary...
The right-wing activist said he had been ordered to stay in the country and hand in his passport.
Video shows the far-Right activist being handcuffed by two plain-clothed police officers.
Police officers told the far-right activist he was being arrested for an 'outstanding immigration warrant' after speaking at an event in Calgary.
Robinson, real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, says he has had his passport seized.
The right-wing figure who was on a podcast tour has had to hand in his passport to Canadian authorities. | ITV National News.
Robinson had been booked to speak in three Canadian cities by a far-right outlet called Rebel News.
Robinson had been booked to speak in three Canadian cities by a far-right outlet called Rebel News.
Robinson, real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, says he has had his passport seized.
The right-wing founder of the English Defence League was pictured being taken away in handcuffs by plain clothes officers in Calgary in the province of Alberta.
Robinson had been booked to speak in three Canadian cities by a far-right outlet called Rebel News.
Robinson had been booked to speak in three Canadian cities by a far-right outlet called Rebel News.