The police are now investigating the GlastonBury groups from Bob Vylan and KneeCAP.
In the past 48 hours of the past 48 hours, the local AVON and Someresset Police Force has just announced that it had opened investigations in both and recorded the activity as a “general accident” at the present time.
“Video and audio footage of Bob Villan and KneeCAP shows at the Glastonbury Festival on Saturday,” the police force said in a statement. “After completing this evaluation process, we decided that there are more inquiries required and a criminal investigation is now being conducted. A senior investigator has been appointed to lead this investigation.”
The force added: “This has been recorded as a general accident at this time while our inquiries are at an early stage. The investigation will be evidence and will be closely thinking about all appropriate legislation, including hate crimes.”
The police have not identified any part of the Bob Vylan or KneeCAP group will undergo a criminal investigation.
The villain duo Bob Villan chanted “death to the Israeli Defense Army” and complained of work for “Zionist”. The direct broadcast from the BBC, which the company said today was “regret”, while the duo were dropped by UTA.
Kneecap heard that Israel accused the genocide and the frequency of “free Palestine, free”, with the expression of support for Palestine, a protest group that the UK government intends to prohibit under the anti -terrorism laws. A member of The Irish Hip-Hop Trio was already rescued on charges of terrorism, while the group was just left after investigating him for the death of deputies in disturbing 18 months ago. Because of these concerns, the KneeCAP group was not displayed live on the BBC but was downloaded to the iPlayer after that.
