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Four men who pelted eggs at young Jewish people during racially motivated attacks in Golders Green have been ordered to pay compensation to their victims.

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the men shouted “oi, Jews” and “Jews” while they drove past before throwing an egg, one of which hit a girl in the face.

As the girls continued down the road, the car drove back down the road and they were subjected to more shouting, though one of them was able to memorise the number plate. They also noticed more broken eggs on the road.

Fifteen minutes later, two 14-year-old boys were walking along the same road when the group drove slowly past them.

All the car windows on the passenger side were open and as the car pulled alongside the boys, the occupants yelled abuse at them with at least one voice shouting, “you f***ing Jews”.

At least three or four eggs were thrown, spattering the boys on their shoes and trousers.

The court decided after a two day trial that the behaviour had been motivated by the religion of the victims.

All four were ordered to pay £415 in fines, court costs and compensation to their victims.

The English Defence League Plymouth Division's Stef Adamson appeared before Plymouth magistrates court today and was found guilty of a racially aggravated public order offense and a racially aggravated assault against a teenager.

The victim of assault was 14 at the time, others boys ranged from 13-16 at time of incident which took place last year during the summer riots.

Adamson had accused the boys of being 'rioters and looters' and 'coming to our country and taking our jobs', before grabbing the boys rucksack and pulling him around.

District judge William Tait said he was guilty of 'offensive behaviour' by insulting the group because of their appearance.

He added: "You showed hostility to the group simply because you perceived them not to be British."


One of the boys was Turkish and the other boys where British born black but Adamson went onto Facebook to boast that he had beaten up a group of Algerian men.

Adamson, 24, of Old Woodlands Road, Crownhill, was fined £150 with £300 prosecution costs and was ordered to do 80 hours community order.

Last November Adamson was sentenced to a 12 month community order with 100 hours of unpaid work and ordered to pay £20 costs after EDL News sent screenshots to Devon and Cornwall Police of Adamson threatening to bomb the Plymouth Herald's office after they revealed details of their Division's alleged attack on the Istanbul takeaway on Exeter Street, Plymouth last August..