Dramatic footage has surfaced showing far-right activist Tommy Robinson allegedly punching a man unconscious during a heated confrontation at London's St Pancras station.
Eyewitnesses described a chaotic scene as the former English Defence League leader appeared to strike the victim with a single powerful blow, sending him crumpling to the ground. The incident, captured on multiple mobile phones, has sparked widespread condemnation.
Violent Altercation Caught on Camera
The video evidence shows Robinson, real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, engaged in what appears to be an aggressive verbal exchange before suddenly lashing out. The victim, whose identity remains unknown, was reportedly left unconscious for several minutes before receiving medical attention.
Eyewitness Accounts
"It happened so fast," one shocked bystander recounted. "One minute they were shouting at each other, the next this guy was flat on his back. There was blood coming from his mouth."
Transport police confirmed they are investigating the incident but declined to comment further while inquiries continue. Legal experts suggest Robinson could potentially face charges of actual bodily harm if the victim chooses to press charges.
Robinson's Controversial History
The far-right activist has a long history of confrontations and legal troubles, including multiple convictions for violence and fraud. This latest incident comes amid growing concerns about political extremism and public disorder in the capital.
Human rights groups have called for a thorough investigation, with one spokesperson stating: "This appears to be yet another example of the toxic culture of violence surrounding certain far-right figures."
