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News · 22 May 2026

Man gets five years for threatening Jewish schools

Man gets five years for threatening Jewish schools

The Jewish community was subjected to recurring threats, which encompassed calls to bomb schools and threats to kill. Tavius Jean-Charles, 36, received a five-year prison sentence at Southwark Crown Court for religiously aggravated offences. He targeted six victims in the vicinity of synagogues throughout several months; a single threat materialized merely 73 minutes after he was released.

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