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From KentOnline May 31 by Lynn Cox
Chatham pensioner, 85, charged after allegedly abusing Muslims outside Gillingham mosque in wake of Woolwich terror murder
An 85-year-old woman arrested outside Gillingham Mosque after allegedly hurling abuse at Muslims has been charged with a racially aggravated public order offence.
The pensioner, from Chatham, was handcuffed and taken away in a van by officers after trouble flared as worshippers left Friday prayers.
She was held by officers outside the Canterbury Street mosque as Kent Police vowed to take a hard line against reprisal attacks following the terrorist murder of a soldier.
The woman has now been released on police bail ahead of an appearance at Medway Magistrates' Court at a date to be confirmed.
(.)The elderly woman was arrested outside Gillingham Mosque at just before 2pm yesterday.
She and her husband had been enjoying a KFC lunch at a nearby restaurant before the couple waiting at a bus stop opposite the religious building.
Trouble flared as worshippers began to leave the mosque and police arrested the woman.
Her husband had started wandering off down the road, but managed to get back to the van before his wife was taken to the police station.
From KentOnline May 31 by Lynn Cox
Chatham pensioner, 85, charged after allegedly abusing Muslims outside Gillingham mosque in wake of Woolwich terror murder
An 85-year-old woman arrested outside Gillingham Mosque after allegedly hurling abuse at Muslims has been charged with a racially aggravated public order offence.
The pensioner, from Chatham, was handcuffed and taken away in a van by officers after trouble flared as worshippers left Friday prayers.
She was held by officers outside the Canterbury Street mosque as Kent Police vowed to take a hard line against reprisal attacks following the terrorist murder of a soldier.
The woman has now been released on police bail ahead of an appearance at Medway Magistrates' Court at a date to be confirmed.
(.)The elderly woman was arrested outside Gillingham Mosque at just before 2pm yesterday.
She and her husband had been enjoying a KFC lunch at a nearby restaurant before the couple waiting at a bus stop opposite the religious building.
Trouble flared as worshippers began to leave the mosque and police arrested the woman.
Her husband had started wandering off down the road, but managed to get back to the van before his wife was taken to the police station.
The article goes on with how the police are protecting local mosques against a non-existent backlash, and that they have a good working relationship with the communities of Muslims around the country.
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