Just meters from the Houses of Parliament, a man was assaulted in front of appalled visitors, prompting police to surround Westminster Bridge.
According to early accounts, he had been stabbed. However, the Metropolitan Police later said that during a struggle, he experienced a cardiac arrest.
Officers were called to Westminster Bridge at about 10.45 am today and discovered the man who was said to be ‘fighting for his life’ after being taken to hospital in a critical condition, according to Scotland Yard.
A user of X, formerly Twitter, posted online: ‘Westminster Bridge closed in both directions. Hundreds of Police at the scene with the Bridge cordoned off. What’s going on?’
The bustling bridge was stopped in both directions, and terrified onlookers watched as scores of police officers and emergency services personnel were sent to the area.
One person has been detained for affray, while three others have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
According to the Met, two of the people who were detained had medical treatment for minor facial injuries.
Scotland Yard stated that they did not consider the event to be connected to terrorism.
The 11, 12, 148, 159, and 453 bus routes were all being rerouted, and a road closure was implemented.
It’s another typical day in the capital, but this is horrific and is becoming far too common – not just in London but everywhere, and it will get worse while Keir Starmer is in power. He’s letting undesirables into our country and releasing prisoners early, all while punishing pensioners, farmers and small businesses. Their excuses are wearing very thin. Of course, the Tories had to go, but this lot of champagne socialists are clueless.
Published by Angela Lloyd
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