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Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary

Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary

Civil police in Park Gate, Englandwww.hampshire.police.uk

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Sep 24, 2026

Daniel SanfordSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:38
Well, last night he started live streaming again as he was boxed in at a BP petrol station by police vehicles and arrested.
Daniel SanfordSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:46
And Hampshire Police have confirmed that they are holding a man on suspicion of criminal damage.
Daniel SanfordSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:52
with intent to endanger life and also offences including destroying ships under the Aviation and Maritime Security Act and conduct endangering ships under the Merchant Shipping Act.
Daniel SanfordSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:03
He remains in custody and has not been charged and by the way just in the last hour we've had the figures in for the number of people who crossed the channel in small boats yesterday and at 781 that's the highest figure in a single day this year the highest since the 20th December last year though it is worth saying that so far this year the figures are 42 percent down on the equivalent date this time last year
Mark AdderleyHOST
62:14
Yeah, I mean, the, the latest news story in the i paper says, "Anti-migrant vigilante, uh, slashes dinghy at sea with rescuers still aboard.
Mark AdderleyHOST
62:22
Hampshire Police are conducting inquiries into an incident in the Channel during a small boat rescue."
Nadia SawalhaHOST
62:27
Is that what they say when they've arrested someone, though, and they're, and they're, like, talking to them?
Mark AdderleyHOST
62:31
Yeah.
Daniel SanfordCORRESPONDENT
6:43
Then he shouted get off and sailed away to follow the two lifeboats carrying the migrants, who were then transferred to a border force vessel and taken ashore in Dover.
Daniel SanfordCORRESPONDENT
6:53
Hampshire Constabulary said they were aware of the video and were conducting inquiries, but would not say what offence might have been committed.
Charles CarrollHOST
7:01
Three men have appeared in court in Berkshire, charged in connection with an investigation into the alleged unlawful entry of hundreds of migrants by air into the UK.
Charles CarrollHOST
7:11
The investigation was led by the Southeast Regional Organised Crime Unit and involved police forces from more than 15 countries, including France, Spain and the US.
Nick FerrariHOST
39:48
Thank you for the situations you saw.
Nick FerrariHOST
39:49
We've got to call in to Hampshire Police to get the definitive view of whether it was or was not peaceful.
Nick FerrariHOST
39:54
I have to tell you that the copy in the newspapers doesn't seem to suggest there's anything, but we will tidy that up later.
Nick FerrariHOST
39:59
But let's get straight to it.

14 MINS LATER

Nick FerrariHOST
54:28
Now, I did have a local reform councillor tell me that there was no violence and it all went peacefully, the demonstration at Gosport about the potential arrival of some people on a small boat crossing.
Nick FerrariHOST
54:37
And then if you recall, we had a caller who said it wasn't really rather like that.
Nick FerrariHOST
54:40
I'm grateful to Hampshire Police who have responded.
Nick FerrariHOST
54:41
It's quite a long statement, but let me just pull out.
Joey KnightHOST
16:42
It's the 4th of December, 2025.
Joey KnightHOST
16:45
And Hampshire Police released a statement that says that two men had been assaulted by an unknown male.
Joey KnightHOST
16:51
And it wasn't until the 7th of December, three days later, when Hampshire Police actually said that Henry Novak was the man that had been assaulted and murdered.
Joey KnightHOST
17:00
And as you can imagine, Henry's family were absolutely furious about that initial statement from Hampshire Police because it alludes to the fact that Henry was the aggressor and responsible for starting the assault.
Joey KnightHOST
17:15
And this is completely unfair because, one, that was completely untrue, that statement that Hampshire Police actually put out initially, and two, because this could have actually affected the subsequent trial.
Joey KnightHOST
17:26
As you're a juror sat in the trial, you look through all of the evidence, you look through what the police have actually said, and more often than not, you hope that a jury would take the, the face value of what police are saying because they're there meant to protect the public and meant to be working for you.
Joey KnightHOST
17:42
Bearing in mind, we all pay our taxes.
Ben RubinHOST
9:59
So there's, you know, there's, there's a lot going on here.
Ben RubinHOST
10:01
Um, one of the impacts that his protest on the South Coast had last week was that now Hampshire Police have effectively banned face coverings at protests.
Ben RubinHOST
10:09
So, um, you know, we used to be able to cover our faces should we wish to.
Ben RubinHOST
10:12
That's now no longer allowed, uh, by the police.
Danny KrugerGUEST
33:21
Should balaclavas be banned in public protests?
Alex ForsythHOST
33:24
Should balaclavas be banned in public protests? We actually heard from Hampshire Police on Friday who said that they are gonna make use of powers which prevents the wearing of face coverings in protest areas.
Alex ForsythHOST
33:35
Should they be banned? Danny Kruger.
Danny KrugerGUEST
33:37
Yes, they should.
Lisa CostelloHOST
25:29
A man's been made in connection with anti-migrant protests in Portsmouth last weekend.
Lisa CostelloHOST
25:35
Hampshire Police say they'll use powers allowing them to arrest anyone wearing a face covering at demonstrations planned in the city this weekend.
Lisa CostelloHOST
25:43
Here's Sam Harrison.
Sam HarrisonCORRESPONDENT
25:45
Hampshire Police says it will use the new tactic under the Crime and Policing Act to allow peaceful protest and prevent violence.
Sam HarrisonCORRESPONDENT
25:53
The force said under the rule, anyone in the designated area wearing a face covering would be committing an offense and could be arrested for concealing their identity.
Sam HarrisonCORRESPONDENT
26:03
Last weekend, there was a protest after a migrant dinghy was brought ashore in Portsmouth.
Sam HarrisonCORRESPONDENT
26:08
Hundreds of demonstrators blocked roads in an attempt to stop coaches carrying a hundred and twenty people from leaving the city.
Sam HarrisonCORRESPONDENT
26:16
A forty-two-year-old man has become the first to be arrested in connection with the event.
Scott WallaceHOST
11:42
The protest ran deep into the night, involving demonstrators dressed in black and wearing face coverings.
Scott WallaceHOST
11:47
It lasted until 3:00 AM, when Hampshire Police enforced a dispersal order until Monday evening, stating that anyone refusing to leave could face arrests.
Scott WallaceHOST
11:57
One organizer was live-streaming.
Scott WallaceHOST
11:58
Among those attending was Daniel Thomas, an associate of Tommy Robinson, known as Danny Tammo and founder of the Patriot Platform group, who live-streamed from Eastney Beach and told viewers, "Roads are all blocked.
Matt WattsHOST
19:35
Obviously, quite a few headlines about this off the pitch.
Matt WattsHOST
19:38
Hampshire Police and the FA as well, looking at an altercation between Christian Bielik and a Pompey fan.
Matt WattsHOST
19:47
I don't know what you made of this one, but when I went on my phone, when I went on social media, I assumed that Christian Bielik must have Eric Cantona'd a primary school aged child, the way that it was being blown out of proportion.
Matt WattsHOST
20:02
And listen, Christian Bielik should know better.
Lucas YeomansHOST
20:38
So the problem is now that people will create other storylines that aren't true.
Lucas YeomansHOST
20:42
So let the clubs deal with it.
Lucas YeomansHOST
20:45
Let the police deal with it as the Hampshire police have been involved in it as well.
Lucas YeomansHOST
20:48
Let them deal with it and stay out of the chatter.

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