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Case against man accused of performing Nazi salute outside JC's office dismissed for lack of evidence

Jamie Jackson, 34, found to have no case to answer after judge finds no evidence linking him with the 'serious offence'

November 30, 2018 10:09
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The case against a man accused of performing a Nazi salute outside the JC’s offices has been thrown out due to a lack of evidence.

Jamie Jackson, 34, was tried in his absence at Willesden Magistrates’ Court on Thursday after denying two counts related to an incident on May 23.

Mr Jackson, of Steve Biko Court in Kensal Green, North West London, was accused of performing the gesture and shouting “F**king Jews” as he drove towards the newspaper’s premises.

The court heard the testimony of Maksim Duhin, a former JC security officer, as well as that of two police officers and a police and community support officer.