Two men found guilty over arson attacks linked to Keir Starmer

The men were offered payment to set fire to a car and two houses linked to Starmer. Photograph: Counter Terrorism Policing/PA View image in fullscreen The men were offered payment to set fire to a car and two houses linked to Starmer. Photograph: Counter Terrorism Policing/PA Two men found guilty over arson attacks linked to Keir Starmer Roman Lavrynovych and Stanislav Carpiuc convicted at Old Bailey over attacks on property and car connected to PM Two men have been found guilty of conspiring to carry out arson attacks on property and a car connected to Keir Starmer . Ukrainian Roman Lavrynovych, 22, and Romanian Stanislav Carpiuc, 27, were found guilty at the Old Bailey. Another Ukrainian man, Petro Pochynok, 35 , was cleared of the same charge. Lavrynovych was also convicted of damaging two properties by fire being reckless as to whether life was endangered on 11 and 12 May last year. Mr Justice Garnham remanded the defendants into custody to be sentenced on Friday During a months-long trial at the Old Bailey, the jury heard that the three men were offered payment to set fire to a car and two houses linked to Starmer by a mysterious Russian-speaking figure named El Money, or “Hroshi” in Ukrainian. Explore more on these topics UK news Keir Starmer Crime news Share Reuse this content