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Two more men charged over Epping migrant hotel disorder

Two men, Charlie Land and Luke Fleming, have been charged with violent disorder in connection with protests outside a migrant hotel in Epping, Essex, bringing the total charged to 11.
Both Charlie Land, 23, and Luke Fleming, 21, are charged with violent disorder and will appear in court on Monday.
Protests began on July 13, triggered by an asylum seeker being charged with attempting to kiss a 14-year-old girl, leading to heightened police presence.
Essex Police implemented dispersal orders to manage the protests and control anti-social behavior.

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Two men charged following anti-immigration protests outside Epping hotel - bringing total charge count to 11

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Two more men charged over Epping migrant hotel disorder

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