Overview
- The Met Police were called at 11:14 p.m. on September 6 to Cockfosters Parade in Barnet after reports that a man in his 20s was threatened with a firearm, with no injuries reported.
- Tottenham said they are supporting Udogie and his family, and the defender has continued to feature for the club, including in Tuesday’s Champions League win over Copenhagen.
- A 31-year-old man was arrested two days after the incident on suspicion of possession of firearms with intent, blackmail and driving without a licence, and he has not been charged.
- Bail conditions reported in court documents include a ban on contacting Udogie or visiting Spurs’ training ground, with a later variation permitting overseas travel subject to surrendering a passport on return.
- During the inquiry, officers were told another man in his 20s was also allegedly blackmailed and threatened, and Italian media have reported the dispute may involve a rebuffed agent approach.