Climate Activists Cleared After Stonehenge Protest
Three climate activists from the campaign group Just Stop Oil have been found not guilty of criminal damage after daubing some of the ancient stones of Stonehenge with dye.
In June last year, the prehistoric structure in Wiltshire was targeted with cornflour, talcum powder, and orange dye.
- Luke Watson, Rajan Naidu, and Niamh Lynch were acquitted by a jury at Salisbury Crown Court, UK.
- The cost of removing the substance was £620, which was done the same day as the attack.
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Author's summary: Activists cleared of criminal damage after Stonehenge protest.