Armed police Taser and arrest man at UK Parliament piggy

London's Metropolitan Police confirmed in a statement that the man was 'detained and arrested by Carriage Gates inside the Palace of Westminster on suspicion of trespassing at a protected site.'

The statement added that the incident happened around 11:55 a.m. in the British capital.

According to the UK Press Association, around a dozen officers 'swarmed' around the man, who was then held against a fence.



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'A Taser was deployed,' the police statement said, adding that 'enquiries into the circumstances continue.'

A CNN producer on the scene saw the man put into a police van following the disturbance.

It's the same location where in 2017 Khalid Masood fatally stabbed 48-year-old police veteran Keith Palmer during a rampage that left four others dead.

Prior to the stabbing, Masood had rammed a rental car onto the sidewalk of Westminster Bridge targeting pedestrians.

Since the 2017 attack, a barrier has been built to protect those walking across the bridge and armed police have been stationed outside the Houses of Parliament permanently.

'A Taser was deployed,' the police statement said, adding that 'enquiries into the circumstances continue.' A CNN producer on the scene saw the man put into a police van following the disturbance. According to the UK Press Association, around a dozen officers 'swarmed' around the man, who was then held against a fence. Since the 2017 attack, a barrier has been built to protect those walking across the bridge and armed police have been stationed outside the Houses of Parliament permanently. The statement added that the incident happened around 11:55 a.m. in the British capital. Since the 2017 attack, a barrier has been built to protect those walking across the bridge and armed police have been stationed outside the Houses of Parliament permanently. A CNN producer on the scene saw the man put into a police van following the disturbance. It's the same location where in 2017 Khalid Masood fatally stabbed 48-year-old police veteran Keith Palmer during a rampage that left four others dead. The statement added that the incident happened around 11:55 a.m. in the British capital. Since the 2017 attack, a barrier has been built to protect those walking across the bridge and armed police have been stationed outside the Houses of Parliament permanently. The statement added that the incident happened around 11:55 a.m. in the British capital. Prior to the stabbing, Masood had rammed a rental car onto the sidewalk of Westminster Bridge targeting pedestrians. 'A Taser was deployed,' the police statement said, adding that 'enquiries into the circumstances continue.' Prior to the stabbing, Masood had rammed a rental car onto the sidewalk of Westminster Bridge targeting pedestrians. Prior to the stabbing, Masood had rammed a rental car onto the sidewalk of Westminster Bridge targeting pedestrians. According to the UK Press Association, around a dozen officers 'swarmed' around the man, who was then held against a fence. According to the UK Press Association, around a dozen officers 'swarmed' around the man, who was then held against a fence. 'A Taser was deployed,' the police statement said, adding that 'enquiries into the circumstances continue.' Since the 2017 attack, a barrier has been built to protect those walking across the bridge and armed police have been stationed outside the Houses of Parliament permanently. According to the UK Press Association, around a dozen officers 'swarmed' around the man, who was then held against a fence. According to the UK Press Association, around a dozen officers 'swarmed' around the man, who was then held against a fence. London's Metropolitan Police confirmed in a statement that the man was 'detained and arrested by Carriage Gates inside the Palace of Westminster on suspicion of trespassing at a protected site.' London's Metropolitan Police confirmed in a statement that the man was 'detained and arrested by Carriage Gates inside the Palace of Westminster on suspicion of trespassing at a protected site.' Prior to the stabbing, Masood had rammed a rental car onto the sidewalk of Westminster Bridge targeting pedestrians. According to the UK Press Association, around a dozen officers 'swarmed' around the man, who was then held against a fence. Since the 2017 attack, a barrier has been built to protect those walking across the bridge and armed police have been stationed outside the Houses of Parliament permanently. According to the UK Press Association, around a dozen officers 'swarmed' around the man, who was then held against a fence. The statement added that the incident happened around 11:55 a.m. in the British capital. Prior to the stabbing, Masood had rammed a rental car onto the sidewalk of Westminster Bridge targeting pedestrians. The statement added that the incident happened around 11:55 a.m. in the British capital. Since the 2017 attack, a barrier has been built to protect those walking across the bridge and armed police have been stationed outside the Houses of Parliament permanently. The statement added that the incident happened around 11:55 a.m. in the British capital. According to the UK Press Association, around a dozen officers 'swarmed' around the man, who was then held against a fence. Prior to the stabbing, Masood had rammed a rental car onto the sidewalk of Westminster Bridge targeting pedestrians. The statement added that the incident happened around 11:55 a.m. in the British capital. London's Metropolitan Police confirmed in a statement that the man was 'detained and arrested by Carriage Gates inside the Palace of Westminster on suspicion of trespassing at a protected site.'

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