GB News’ Patrick Christys has pulled back the curtain on the attack against the People’s Channel crew at a Calais migrant camp last month, referring to perpetrators as ‘lawless, morally devoid individuals”.
In a sit-down interview with Will Kingston, the GB News presenter detailed his accounts of being behind the lines of migrant holding camps on the French coast and touches on his latest encounter.
Last month, several members of the GB News team were injured, one requiring immediate medical attention, and cars were damaged in a terrifying confrontation with illegal migrants.
Patrick was on the French coast to investigate new routes used by small-boat arrivals trying to break into Britain.
However, the scenes quickly turned ugly as the presenter and his team were set upon as they attempted to ask charity workers why they were aiding the would-be English Channel crossers.
Patrick’s cameraman was left with “cuts, abrasions, lacerations and a possible concussion” after the assault, requiring him to be quickly bandaged up after escaping the violence.
Another member of the crew was punched in the back of the head by a migrant who reached into one of the team’s cars as they attempted to leave.
Rocks, bottles and other projectiles were also hurled at the cars, leaving them scratched and dented.
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