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UPDATE: Man charged under Terrorism Act
Detectives from the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command have charged a man in connection with an incident on Constitution Hill on Friday, 25 August.
UPDATE: Man charged under Terrorism Act - Metropolitan Police
"El hombre, que gritó varias veces "Allahu Akbar" (Alá es el más grande), fue neutralizado con gas", ha informado la policía británica en un comunicado, en el que precisaba que el individuo había tratado de tomar "un sable de 1,20 metros que estaba en el suelo del asiento del pasajero".
Scotland Yard aplica la ley antiterrorista al agresor del cuchillo en Buckingham | Internacional Home Tags | EL MUNDO
UPDATE: Investigation into incident near Buckingham Palace
Aug 26, 2017
Detectives from the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command are investigating after three officers were injured during a terrorist incident on the Mall last night. Just after 8.30pm, a car deliberately drove at a police van and stopped in front of it in a restricted area on Constitution Hill near Buckingham Palace. The officers, who were unarmed police constables and from Westminster borough, got out of the van and approached the car, a blue Toyota Prius. As they challenged the driver, who was the only occupant in the car, he reached for what we now know to be a four-foot sword which was in the front passenger foot well. The officers acted very quickly to detain him. During a struggle the three officers sustained minor injuries. The man, who repeatedly shouted Allahu Akbar, was incapacitated with CS spray.
Two of the officers were taken by ambulance to hospital with minor cuts and discharged a short time later. The third officer did not require hospital treatment. The man, who is aged 26 and from the Luton area, was arrested at the scene on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and assault on police. He was further arrested under the Terrorism Act 2000 and detectives from the Metropolitan Police's Counter Terrorism Command are now leading the investigation into this incident. He remains in custody at a central London police station. The incident is being treated as terrorism but we will remain open minded while the investigation continues. Commander Dean Haydon, the head of the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command, said: “I would like to pay tribute to the bravery and professionalism of these officers who quickly brought this incident under control. Their vigilance, courage and the swiftness of their response demonstrates how our officers are protecting the public at this time.
“Officers from the Counter Terrorism Command are now investigating and searches are being carried out in the Luton area today. “We believe the man was acting alone and we are not looking for other suspects at this stage. While we cannot speculate on what the man was intending to do - this will be determined during the course of the investigation - it is only right that we investigate this as a terrorist incident at this time. “I would urge anybody who witnessed the incident or has any information or images that may assist the investigation to contact the confidential hotline on 0800 789 321.” Commander Haydon added: “This is a timely reminder that the threat from terrorism in the UK remains severe. The police, together with the security services, are doing everything we can to protect the public and we already have an enhanced policing plan over the Bank Holiday weekend to keep the public safe.
“We continue to urge the public to be alert but not alarmed and report anything suspicious to police confidentially on the hotline - 0800 789 321. In an emergency always call 999.”
UPDATE: Investigation into incident near Buckingham Palace - Metropolitan Police
Parece que los bolardos han evitado un atentado con vehículo en Londres
Terror suspect, 26, reached for 4ft sword and attacked police as they arrested him outside Buckingham Palace
This morning he was further arrested under the Terrorism Act, Met confirmed
...The suspect is said to have launched himself at police at around 9pm after crashing his car into bollards near the Mall roundabout...
Buckingham Palace on lockdown after 'attacker with sword' | Daily Mail Online
Un detenido en Londres con un cuchillo es procesado por terrorismo
Dos policías resultaron heridos leves en el arresto junto al palacio de Buckingham
Un detenido en Londres con un cuchillo es procesado por terrorismo | Internacional | EL PAÍS
Counter Terrorism detectives now investigating incident near Buckingham Palace
A 26-year-old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and assault on police. He has now been further arrested under the Terrorism Act 2000
Counter Terrorism detectives now investigating incident near... - Metropolitan Police
Detenido en Londres un hombre que atacó a dos agentes a las puertas de Buckingham Palace
CARLOS FRESNEDA Corresponsal Londres
25 ago. 2017
Dos policías han resultado heridos a las puertas del palacio de Buckingham a manos de un hombre armado con un cuchillo que fue detenido poco después. Varios testigos aseguraron incluso que el sospechoso atacó a los agentes con una espada antes de ser reducido en las inmediaciones del palacio. Scotland Yard confirmó un ataque con arma blanca, aunque no ha calificado de momento del incidente como un atentado terrorista. Según un portavoz policial, los dos agentes sufrieron heridas leves y fueron tratados sobre la marcha en el mismo lugar del suceso. La policía montó un cordón de seguridad en torno al palacio y confirmó que no se produjeron más heridos. El Palacio de Buckingham no ha informado de momento sobre el incidente, aunque sí ha destacado que la reina Isabel II no se encuentra en su residencia oficial en Londres, sino en su retiro estival en palacio de Balmoral (Escocia), en compañía de Felipe de Edimburgo.
El incidente, ocurrido horas después del ataque con un machete contra soldados en Bruselas, provocó la máxima alarma en la capital británica, que ha sufrido tres atentados en los cinco últimos meses. El último ataque, con una furgoneta y a punta de cuchillo en el puente de Londres, se saldó con ocho muertos (entre ellos el español Ignacio Echeverría) y medio centenar de heridos el pasado 30 de junio. Tras el reciente atentado en Barcelona, Scotland Yard ha extremado las medidas de seguridad y ha advertido a los británicos de la posibilidad de nuevos atentados en el puente de fin de agosto.
Detenido en Londres un hombre que atacó a dos agentes a las puertas de Buckingham Palace | Internacional Home Tags | EL MUNDO
Man 'armed with sword attacks police officer' outside Buckingham Palace in front of shocked tourists
Man 'armed with sword attacks police officer' outside Buckingham Palace in front of shocked tourists - Mirr...
Detectives from the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command have charged a man in connection with an incident on Constitution Hill on Friday, 25 August.
UPDATE: Man charged under Terrorism Act - Metropolitan Police
"El hombre, que gritó varias veces "Allahu Akbar" (Alá es el más grande), fue neutralizado con gas", ha informado la policía británica en un comunicado, en el que precisaba que el individuo había tratado de tomar "un sable de 1,20 metros que estaba en el suelo del asiento del pasajero".
Scotland Yard aplica la ley antiterrorista al agresor del cuchillo en Buckingham | Internacional Home Tags | EL MUNDO
UPDATE: Investigation into incident near Buckingham Palace
Aug 26, 2017
Detectives from the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command are investigating after three officers were injured during a terrorist incident on the Mall last night. Just after 8.30pm, a car deliberately drove at a police van and stopped in front of it in a restricted area on Constitution Hill near Buckingham Palace. The officers, who were unarmed police constables and from Westminster borough, got out of the van and approached the car, a blue Toyota Prius. As they challenged the driver, who was the only occupant in the car, he reached for what we now know to be a four-foot sword which was in the front passenger foot well. The officers acted very quickly to detain him. During a struggle the three officers sustained minor injuries. The man, who repeatedly shouted Allahu Akbar, was incapacitated with CS spray.
Two of the officers were taken by ambulance to hospital with minor cuts and discharged a short time later. The third officer did not require hospital treatment. The man, who is aged 26 and from the Luton area, was arrested at the scene on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and assault on police. He was further arrested under the Terrorism Act 2000 and detectives from the Metropolitan Police's Counter Terrorism Command are now leading the investigation into this incident. He remains in custody at a central London police station. The incident is being treated as terrorism but we will remain open minded while the investigation continues. Commander Dean Haydon, the head of the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command, said: “I would like to pay tribute to the bravery and professionalism of these officers who quickly brought this incident under control. Their vigilance, courage and the swiftness of their response demonstrates how our officers are protecting the public at this time.
“Officers from the Counter Terrorism Command are now investigating and searches are being carried out in the Luton area today. “We believe the man was acting alone and we are not looking for other suspects at this stage. While we cannot speculate on what the man was intending to do - this will be determined during the course of the investigation - it is only right that we investigate this as a terrorist incident at this time. “I would urge anybody who witnessed the incident or has any information or images that may assist the investigation to contact the confidential hotline on 0800 789 321.” Commander Haydon added: “This is a timely reminder that the threat from terrorism in the UK remains severe. The police, together with the security services, are doing everything we can to protect the public and we already have an enhanced policing plan over the Bank Holiday weekend to keep the public safe.
“We continue to urge the public to be alert but not alarmed and report anything suspicious to police confidentially on the hotline - 0800 789 321. In an emergency always call 999.”
UPDATE: Investigation into incident near Buckingham Palace - Metropolitan Police
Parece que los bolardos han evitado un atentado con vehículo en Londres
Terror suspect, 26, reached for 4ft sword and attacked police as they arrested him outside Buckingham Palace
This morning he was further arrested under the Terrorism Act, Met confirmed
...The suspect is said to have launched himself at police at around 9pm after crashing his car into bollards near the Mall roundabout...
Buckingham Palace on lockdown after 'attacker with sword' | Daily Mail Online
Un detenido en Londres con un cuchillo es procesado por terrorismo
Dos policías resultaron heridos leves en el arresto junto al palacio de Buckingham
Un detenido en Londres con un cuchillo es procesado por terrorismo | Internacional | EL PAÍS
Counter Terrorism detectives now investigating incident near Buckingham Palace
A 26-year-old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and assault on police. He has now been further arrested under the Terrorism Act 2000
Counter Terrorism detectives now investigating incident near... - Metropolitan Police
Detenido en Londres un hombre que atacó a dos agentes a las puertas de Buckingham Palace
CARLOS FRESNEDA Corresponsal Londres
25 ago. 2017
Dos policías han resultado heridos a las puertas del palacio de Buckingham a manos de un hombre armado con un cuchillo que fue detenido poco después. Varios testigos aseguraron incluso que el sospechoso atacó a los agentes con una espada antes de ser reducido en las inmediaciones del palacio. Scotland Yard confirmó un ataque con arma blanca, aunque no ha calificado de momento del incidente como un atentado terrorista. Según un portavoz policial, los dos agentes sufrieron heridas leves y fueron tratados sobre la marcha en el mismo lugar del suceso. La policía montó un cordón de seguridad en torno al palacio y confirmó que no se produjeron más heridos. El Palacio de Buckingham no ha informado de momento sobre el incidente, aunque sí ha destacado que la reina Isabel II no se encuentra en su residencia oficial en Londres, sino en su retiro estival en palacio de Balmoral (Escocia), en compañía de Felipe de Edimburgo.
El incidente, ocurrido horas después del ataque con un machete contra soldados en Bruselas, provocó la máxima alarma en la capital británica, que ha sufrido tres atentados en los cinco últimos meses. El último ataque, con una furgoneta y a punta de cuchillo en el puente de Londres, se saldó con ocho muertos (entre ellos el español Ignacio Echeverría) y medio centenar de heridos el pasado 30 de junio. Tras el reciente atentado en Barcelona, Scotland Yard ha extremado las medidas de seguridad y ha advertido a los británicos de la posibilidad de nuevos atentados en el puente de fin de agosto.
Detenido en Londres un hombre que atacó a dos agentes a las puertas de Buckingham Palace | Internacional Home Tags | EL MUNDO
Man 'armed with sword attacks police officer' outside Buckingham Palace in front of shocked tourists
Man 'armed with sword attacks police officer' outside Buckingham Palace in front of shocked tourists - Mirr...
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