Tommy Robinson Alleged attack will not be accused St. Pancris Railway station last month.
British transport police Said Crown Prosecution Service Concluded “There was no realistic possibility of punishment.”
Police said after an investigation, the alleged victim “had no desire to provide a statement for investigation.”
Robinson, the real name was Stephen Yaxley-Lenn, Arrested at Luteon Airport On Monday, August 4, after the incident on 28 July after the incident left for Tannerif.
Video footage on social media showed far-flung activists walking back and forth near the escalator, near the escalator under the Temlink Line.
The footage does not show how the man hurt. However, Robinson says: “He f *** ING came to me, Bruv,” before going away from a set of stairs.
The activist said in a long video on social media that a person physically acted in self -defense after facing him.
He urged the police to share the CCTV footage of what happened.
A statement by The Force stated: “After a report of the attack on St. Pancris Station on July 28, BTP spies quickly started a complete and intensive investigation, including a 42 -year -old man, with a 42 -year -old man arrested on August 4 on suspicion of GBH,” the British Transport Police said.
“The officials worked in the pace to gather evidence including CCTV footage and witnesses, although the victim did not wish to provide a statement to the investigation.
“We presented the prosecution file to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) – which is responsible for considering the available evidence and deciding if it comes from the legal limit to charge someone with a crime.
“After reviewing the available evidence, CPS concluded that there was no realistic possibility of punishment and therefore there would be no criminal allegations in the case.”
