British media: The man rushed to Lingyu that he did not believe that the Queen had died, and wanted to check whether she was inside

According to media reports such as Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on the 21st, the British court was informed that last Friday in the Westminster Hall in London "rushed to the Queen Queen Elizabeth II", trying to touch the spirit of the spirit and arrested The famous man said that he did this because he did not believe that the Queen had died.

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British "Guardian" report screenshot

The prosecutor said that during the funeral of the British, the man named Muhammad Khan wanted to see whether the Queen "personally confirmed" was inside.

It is said that the man also plans to go to the royal official residence and "try to get in touch with the queen." On Tuesday, local time, he appeared in the Tuesday of the Westminster District Court and was accused of two crimes suspected of violating public order.

The judge of the trial said: "He still has fantasies and believes that the queen has not died and thinks that King Charles is doing it with this. He wants to pay tribute to Windsor Castle because he still thinks she is still alive."

The British police uniform a man who tried to touch Elizabeth II Lingxiang Source: Foreign Media

Prosecutor Luke Staton said, "The defendant had reached the Westminster Hall at the time, and the police present saw him approaching Lingyu. The royal flag covered on the spirit. "

"The defendant did express the idea of ​​the queen's death without death. He approached Lingyao because he wanted to check it himself. He intends to write to the royal family (member). , Buckingham Palace and Balmoll Palace, try to talk to the queen. "

The man also said that if he did not succeed, "I would have to break in illegally in order to try to get in touch." When asked how many times he would try, he replied, "As long as I still live )). "

At present, the man has been approved for bail, the condition is that he must stay in a mental hospital before the next trial. (Edit: HHJ)

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