Suddenly, he "rushed to the Queen's Lingyu" ...

British media: A man suddenly rushed out of the crowd and tried to touch Elizabeth II Lingyu, detained by the police

According to the British "Guardian" and "Sky News" reported, on the evening of the 16th local time, a "riots" occurred in Westminster London. Lingyu was subsequently subdued and detained.

The British media said that the police subdued a man who tried to touch Elizabeth II

The Lingji of the late British Queen Elizabeth II was moved from Buckingham Palace to the Westminster Hall in London on the 14th local time. For 4 days, the people can go to mourn. According to the Guardian, the local police detained the man at about 10 pm local time on the 16th. A source told the Guardian that the man involved suddenly rushed out of the crowd at the time, trying to reach the steps and touch the spirit. "Sky News" quoted a witnesses saying, "This is terrible, terrible, un respects, and incredible."

The British media said that the incident obviously shocked the mourning people

The Guardian said that after Elizabeth II's death, in view of the increase in the risk of a large number of people in the center of London, the risk of terrorist attacks increased, and the relevant departments formulated a large number of safety preparatory plans in the preparation of the public body.

Source: Global Network

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