Tommy Robinson told the Daily Mail editor he would make journalists and their families 'famous', harassment trial hears
Jurors at Southwark Crown Court heard the August 2024 voicemail Robinson left for Ted Verity, saying: 'I've already located every f****** one of you.' He insisted he was 'not threatening you with violence' but warned he would 'come knocking'. Robinson, 43, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, denies two counts of harassment causing fear of violence. Mail editor Jacob Dirnhuber said he was 'scared to go to my own house'.
Photos of reporter Andrew Young's wife and child were shared with Robinson's followers, court heard.
Young said a phone caller introducing himself as Robinson told him: 'I'm coming to get you.'
Two men in a car shouted at Young's daughter, who believed they photographed her.
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