Man denies arson attack on 5G mast
Getty ImagesA man has denied committing arson attacks on a 5G mast and an Indian restaurant in Surrey.
Milo Creese, 40, pleaded not guilty to setting fire to a 5G mast belonging to the Mobile Broadband Network in Ottershaw, as well as damaging a window in Chertsey in November.
Creese, of Ottershaw, also denied arson with intent to endanger life after an Indian restaurant was set on fire in October last year, causing £8,000 of damage.
He appeared at the Old Bailey on Wednesday also accused of damaging property, having a crossbow in a public place and assaulting two police officers.
Judge Richard Marks KC set a further hearing for 19 June ahead of a ten-day trial at the Old Bailey from 1 September.
The defendant was remanded into custody.
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