Tommy Robinson's Refusal to Give Phone Pin to Police
Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, refused to hand over his phone pin when police stopped his Bentley on the way to Benidorm, a court has heard.
He allegedly told officers "Not a chance, bruv" and claimed he was a journalist when they pulled him aside at the Channel Tunnel at Folkestone in July 2024.
Not a chance, bruv
Robinson is accused of "frustrating" counter-terrorism powers by refusing to give access to the phone. He faces three months in prison and/or a £2,500 fine if found guilty.
- Robinson had £13,000 and 1,900 euros on him when he was stopped.
- He told police he was going to Benidorm in Spain for a few days.
- He allegedly refused to give the pin, claiming the phone had sensitive "journalist material" on it.
Author's summary: Tommy Robinson faces trial for refusing to give phone pin to police.
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