Hayling Island anti-migrant activist Daniel Tommo in court over entering migrant centre in Dover
He was in court earlier in the week accused of slashing a migrant boat headed for Gosport
Anti-migrant activist Daniel Thomas, known to his supporters as Danny Tommo, has appeared in court charged with entering a restricted zone at a migrant processing centre in Dover.
Thomas, 37, of Hampshire, appeared via video-link wearing a grey T-shirt and rosary beads on Friday at Margate Magistrates’ Court in Kent.
District Judge William Nelson sent his case for a further case management hearing at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on November 4.
According to court documents, he pleaded guilty to going into a restricted zone at Western Jet Foil in Dover, Kent on March 31 at a previous court appearance on August 27.
He denied further charges of using threatening words or behaviour in Dover on April 1, and obstructing a person engaged in a lawful activity on April 6.
Thomas, whose address has been given as central Hampshire, also pleaded not guilty to entering or remaining in Dover Docks without having lawful business or permission on April 1 and April 6, according to the documents.
He is also accused of racially aggravated harassment by allegedly using threatening or abusive words in the sight of a person likely to be caused harassment, alarm or distress in Dover on April 1.
Thomas also appeared at Portsmouth Crown Court on Tuesday (September 29), having been charged with one count of criminal damage, and one count of failing to disclose the pin to his phone to police after allegedly slashing a migrant boat headed for Gosport on September 22.