Overview

• Videos shared by the group show confrontations at the Jedburgh site, with claims of rocks and bricks thrown, racial slurs shouted, and attempts to pull down a tent.
• Police Scotland visited the encampment for welfare checks, asking whether anyone had been hurt or if property had been damaged.
• Jedburgh councillor Scott Hamilton condemned threats and vigilantism, saying any departure will be handled lawfully after the group moved from council land to a privately owned area.
• Scottish Borders Council says it is working with Police Scotland and has provided information on housing options and support services.
• The trio’s leaders previously spent months on remand over child‑neglect allegations before prosecutors dropped the case, and the American handmaiden, identified as Kaura Taylor, is reported to have a child now in UK authorities’ care.