man is in police custody after he moved out of the queue of mourners and approached the Queen’s coffin in Westminster Corridor on Friday night time.
Metropolitan Police mentioned the incident occurred round 10pm, because the dwell feed from contained in the corridor lower away for a quick interval.
A press release from Scotland Yard mentioned: “Round 22:00hrs on Friday 16 September officers from the Met’s Parliamentary and Diplomatic Safety Command detained a person in Westminster Corridor following a disturbance.
“He was arrested for an offence underneath the Public Order Act and is presently in custody.”
A spokesperson for UK parliament provided extra element of the person’s actions, saying in an announcement: “We’re conscious of an incident in Westminster Corridor, by which a member of the general public moved out of the queue and in direction of the Catafalque.
“They’ve now been faraway from the Corridor and the queue restarted with minimal disruption.”
It comes after a 19-year-old man allegedly uncovered himself and pushed into mourners from behind as they waited within the line at Victoria Tower Gardens on Wednesday.
Adio Adeshine is alleged to have gone into the River Thames in an try to evade police earlier than popping out and being arrested.
He was remanded in custody on Friday after showing at Westminster Magistrates’ Court docket charged with two counts of sexual assault and two counts of breaching a sexual hurt prevention order.
