HE Central Criminal Court London, popularly known as the Old Bailey, convicted the 21-year-old this Thursday Jaswant Singh Chail He will be sentenced to nine years in prison and an additional five years of supervised release for the crime of breaking and entering. Windsor Castle for try to kill the queen Isabel II Together crossbow. Judge Nicholas Hilliard ruled that he would serve part of that sentence in court. Psychiatric Hospital He was placed in high-security Broadmoor prison, where he remained for almost two years until doctors deemed his treatment complete.
Chail was found guilty three crimes: Possession of weapons, threats to kill and attempted murder “to hurt” or “to raise alarm” According to the Queen, this was a crime punishable by up to seven years in prison. treason law 1842. For the first time in over forty years someone was found guilty of treason in the United Kingdom.
raid on the castle
The events occurred on: christmas day 2021. Chail, covered with a veil mask I was inspired by movies Star wars and early in the morning, loaded with a crossbow, he jumped over the enclosure wall and proceeded through the garden to the queen’s private apartments, which were then in the castle. When the police officers caught up with him, the young man shouted that he was there.”“kill the queen”but it soon diminished without encountering resistance.
Chail of Indian origin and Sikh religionplanned to attack the ruler in response Amritsar massacreThe attack carried out by the British Army in this city in northwestern India in 1919, killing at least 379 unarmed civilians. “This is revenge for those who died in the massacre of 1919. It is also revenge for those who were killed, humiliated and humiliated. They are discriminated against because of their race“said the young man in a video recorded shortly before he went to the goal: ‘Darth Chailius’Referring to the villains in George Lucas’ epic.
Artificial intelligence
He shared his intentions with one person before putting his plans into action. character created with an app artificial intelligencenamed after PalaceWhich encouraged to do so, highlighting his intelligence and ability to achieve this. Some words according to the prosecutor Alison Morgan, strengthened the young man’s determination. “This was his plan and no doubt Palace supported him or suggest that this was a bad plan,” Morgan said during the hearing.
Although Chail did not resist his arrest and apologized shortly after the arrest, the commander Metropolitan Police Dominic Murphy described him as a “dangerous and vengeful”In his statements to the PA agency, he noted the “courage and professionalism” of the agents who arrested him.
Source: Informacion
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