The British man wants to unveil the queen's coffin and be arrested, saying that he wants to check whether "the queen is really dead"

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

According to the Daily Mail, when the public lined up in the Westminster Palace to admire the Queen Queen Ling, a man suddenly rushed to the Queen's Lingyu, almost tore off the royal banner covered by Lingyu. Afterwards, the man vowed that he felt that "the queen hasn't died yet", but just wanted to confirm himself.

Queen Lingyu

On September 20, local time, the 28 -year -old man named Muhammad Khan appeared in the court in Westminster District Court.

Prosecutor Luke Starton stated that on the 17th, Mohammed Khan arrived at the lobby of Westminster Palace, and then approached Lingyu in the eyes of the public. The royal standard flag hanging on the spirit. "

Muhammad Khan rushed to the Queen Lingyu

Subsequently, the on -site video screen was briefly cut off, Mohammed Khan was poured to the ground by the police, and was accused according to Article 4A of the Public Order Law.

Muhammad Khan was poured by the police

According to the court, Mohammed Khan suffered from delusion. "He believed that the queen had not died, and approached the coffin because he wanted to check it in person."

Mohammed Khan revealed to the court that he also believed that Charles III was related to this conspiracy. He intends to write a letter to the royal family. If he did not receive an echo, he planned to "talk to the queen" in person.

It is said that his plan is "as long as he is still alive," he will continue to break into royal houses including Buckingham Palace and look for the queen.

The court also said: "He is still delusional, thinking that the queen is still alive, and he wants to express his respect to the Queen."

Muhammad Khan was confirmed to live in a friend's house in Woodlin, northern London. The court was allowed to obtain bail, but the condition was to be sent to a mental health hospital in eastern London.

According to reports, he will also appear again on October 18.

Earlier, a 52 -year -old man Mark Hege was arrested. He suddenly yelled at the Queen Queen Mourning: "Let the queen come out of her damn coffin, she is not dead!" Then Mark Hege was brought by the police police officer. Go and be fined £ 120.

(Picture source: Daily Mail)

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