Police charge two people after videos showing Jews being targeted on the street in Stamford Hill appear online, according to reporting from the Daily Mail. The articles say the videos were filmed in Stamford Hill and involve antisemitic content presented as social media “prank” material. Police are investigating the incident and related online material amid concerns that antisemitic prank content is spreading on social media. The reporting states that the pair are charged with religiously aggravated harassment. Details about when the videos were filmed, the exact content shown, or the date of the charges are not provided in the supplied text. The focus of the reporting is the authorities’ response to the online videos and the steps taken through charging and investigation, rather than any wider context or additional findings. The cases are framed as part of efforts to address antisemitic harassment linked to content shared online.