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Man jailed for 15 years over Ulez camera blast

Man jailed for 15 years over Ulez camera blast

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Man jailed for 15 years over Ulez camera blastImage source, MetImage caption, Kevin Rees, 63, faces a tougher sentence because the offence had a "terrorism connection"Published48 minutes agoA man who blew up a ultra-low emission zone (Ulez) camera in south-east London has been jailed for 15 years.Kevin Rees, 63, detonated the explosives in the camera in Wellesley Avenue, Sidcup, at about 18:45 GMT on 6 December 2023.The device damaged cars and houses up to 100m away, with shrapnel hitting outside of a child's bedroom.

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