Hatton Garden jeweller jailed for Whitehall disorder
Briefly

Russ Cooke's actions at the demonstration demonstrated a significant breakdown in social cohesion, as he expressed hostility through threats and aggression towards law enforcement.
In court, Cooke claimed to be "deeply ashamed" of his behavior, highlighting a disconnect between his feelings of remorse and the seriousness of his actions.
Judge Kelleher condemned Cooke's behavior as motivated by hostility towards a specific group, asserting that public safety could only be ensured through imprisonment.
The demonstration underscored rising tensions in London, as police faced disorder with over 120 arrests made during the violent acts against them.
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