Two more charged over Epping disorder
The Crown Prosecution Service has brought charges to two men
Two more men have been charged with violent disorder, at a protest outside a hotel housing asylum seekers in Epping earlier this month.
The Crown Prosecution Service said Phillip Curson, 52, and Martin Peagram, 33, have been charged and will appear at Chelmsford Magistrates' Court on Tuesday.
Essex Police had previously sought to speak to the pair in relation to the protest outside The Bell Hotel on Thursday 17 July.
Rebecca Mundy, deputy chief crown prosecutor for CPS East of England said: "The Crown Prosecution Service has authorised Essex Police to charge a further two people following the recent disorder in Epping.
"This brings the total number of individuals charged by the CPS in relation to these matters to nine.
"I would like to remind all concerned that there are active criminal proceedings against all named individuals, and they have the right to a fair trial. There must be no reporting, commentary or sharing of information online that may in any way prejudice these proceedings."
Essex Police has also brought charges to others, bringing the total to 14 people.