Police arrested activist and journalist Tommy Robinson after he apprehended a man who allegedly groped Robinson’s daughter. Many right-thinking people have been incensed at the idea that Robinson was arrested before the man who was accused of groping Robinson’s daughter.

Robinson posted up a video, which resulted in a lot of people being angry at the way the British police handled the situation.

You can see the video for yourself below.

Some detractors claimed that there was no evidence against the man that Robinson apprehended, and that without evidence it’s just an allegation that he groped Robinson’s daughter.

However, Robinson noted in the video that the man admitted to the groping.

On Reddit there are arguments over the situation, with the typical Lefties defending the alleged groper, while others are dismissing the case on the grounds that without evidence it’s just hearsay.

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Of course, grooming gangs in the U.K., especially around east England, have been growing immensely since the U.K., opened up its borders to undocumented immigrants, some of whom are violent criminals and terrorists. The grooming gangs have been terrorizing local women, as reported by Metro.co.uk, and more than 700 women and girls have been reportedly affected by the gangs, as noted by The Independent. And that’s not to mention the women and kids who have been accosted by said gangs and didn’t report it to the police.

This kind of gross negligence by the authorities is part of the reason why so many people have rallied against open borders, immigration, and globalization.

As stated in the video, the man pressed charges against Tommy Robinson, and so Robinson must appear in court in April in front of the judge. Given how corrupt the legal system has become it doesn’t look good for Robinson, especially since the police were more concerned with arresting him rather than investigating the man who allegedly touched Robinson’s daughter. Many stated that there should be CCTV footage of the incident to help clear Robinson’s name.

(Thanks for the news tip Nathanial Enoch)