Irish rap trio Knees There will be no further action After his glustonbury performancePolice have said.
Avon and Summerset Police Said it will take “No action” Because “there is insufficient evidence to provide a realistic possibility of punishment for any crime”.
Investigations were announced in June after the officials reviewed video footage and audio recording from the set of Kneecap and punk pair. Har Valn At the SummerSet Festival.
The force stated that it is still examining the comments made by rapper Bobby Valn, who led the crowd at the West Holts Stage of the festival in the mantras of “Free, Free”. Palestine“And” death, death Edf [Israel Defence Forces],
A Kneecap memberThose who demonstrated on the stage of West Holts directly in the slot after Bob Valn jokingly said that fans “started a riot” in the presence of their bandmate in the presence of the upcoming court of terrorism. Later he clarified: “No riots, just love and support, and support for Palestine.”
On Friday, the group, which included Liam Og Og O Hannade, Naze O Carryllen, and JJ O Dokarta, posted a screenshot on social media from an email, appearing from a senior investigating officer.
In the caption of his post, Kneecap said: “An element of attempt to intimidate political policing is over.
“We played a historic set in Glestonbury. The entire area closed one hour earlier due to the crowd. The celebration of love and solidarity. A sea of good people on the world’s most famous festival.”
Hey Haninah, who performs under the stage name Mo Chara, was accused of a terrorism crime related to displaying a flag in support of Hizbullah at the O2 Forum in Kentish Town, North London in November 2024.
The group said that their actions, including placing the Hizbullah flag, were excluded from the context.
They claim that the dispute around the group is part of a spot against him due to his vocal support for Palestine and criticism of Israeli works. GazaWhat they say is a massacre.
Avon and Summerset Police said: “An investigation has been done about an upcoming court case conducted during the performance of Cancap at the Glstonbury Festival on Saturday 28 June.
“Detectives asked for advice Crown Prosecution Service During his interrogation and after that advice, we are inadequate evidence to provide a realistic possibility of punishment for any crime.
