Londoners Fed up with Lockdown “Tyranny” Shove Off Police
The latest protestors of lockdowns who were told to break up during a large rave show the London Police that they are part of the problem.
Mid December protestors took to the streets in London in opposition to the never ending lockdowns.
Across the Capital, additional officers were deployed to encourage communities to comply with the rules and to swiftly clamp down on those wilfully and dangerously ignoring them.
Three people charged after a protest in #Westminster and organiser faces a £10,000 fine. Cmdr Murray said protesters’ actions during an ongoing health emergency were reckless and we’ll enforce the law without hesitation in these circumstances.
The organiser of a protest that endangered the health of Londoners on Saturday, 19 December, is facing a £10,000 fine.
She was identified as the organiser of a protest in Parliament Square which was attended by approximately 150 people, and has been reported for consideration of a £10,000 fixed penalty notice.
A total of 29 people were arrested at the protest. Five officers were injured; none seriously.
Three of those arrested have been charged under Health Protection Regulations with participating in a gathering of two or more people. All three men were also charged with assaulting an emergency worker.
Protests had been ongoing for weeks. The group Save Our Rights UK said it held the protest, which started from Marble Arch. Some toted signs saying “All I want for Christmas is my freedom back”, “Ditch the face masks” and “Stop controlling us”,
The Metropolitan Police said it made arrests for a number of different offences, including breaching coronavirus restrictions, assaulting a police officer and illegal drugs, BBC reported Late November.
One police officer estimated the protesters, who held up signs saying “Defend Freedom, Defend Humanity”, “No more lies, no more masks, no more lockdowns”, numbered between 300 and 400. But the police had turned back coaches with others wanting to join the demonstrations, Reuters confirmed the arrests.
Earlier in November, other protestors fed up with lockdowns took to the streets.