No action to be taken over Kneecap's Glastonbury performance

No action to be taken over Kneecap's Glastonbury performance

After a thorough investigation, Avon and Somerset Police have decided not to pursue any further action against Irish language rap trio Kneecap following their performance at Glastonbury. This decision comes after a criminal investigation was launched last month to determine if any comments made during the performance constituted a criminal offense. The police had appointed a senior detective to review footage and assess the situation.

The police force sought advice from the Crown Prosecution Service and ultimately concluded that there was not enough evidence to support a realistic chance of conviction for any offense related to Kneecap’s performance. Kneecap was promptly informed of this decision on Friday, July 18th. Despite this outcome, investigations are still ongoing regarding separate comments made during Bob Vylan’s performance at the music festival.

Avon and Somerset Police have been diligent in their investigations, ensuring that all aspects of the performances are thoroughly examined. Both Kneecap and Bob Vylan’s performances have been under scrutiny, with authorities committed to uncovering any potential criminal activity. The decision not to pursue further action against Kneecap signifies the end of one chapter in this investigation, while the focus now shifts towards the comments made during Bob Vylan’s time on stage

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