People argue with police over COVID-19 laws outside New Scotland Yard in London
- 4 years ago
+PLEASE NOTE: CONTAINS SWEARING+
Footage captured on Saturday (May 23) outside New Scotland Yard in London shows several people arguing with police officers over the new laws enacted to combat COVID-19.
In this footage, one man asks a police officer if he believes in "the corona s**t", later saying "I do not consent to your bulls**t". Another told an officer "don't you tell me to go home, who do you think you are? ... I'm not a little boy, I'm a granddad."
There was a heavy police presence outside the Met Police HQ ahead of a small group of "common law" activists who planned to serve "notice under the Magna Carta art [sic] 61", attempting to reject the government and Crown.
However, the UK Parliament states only four of the 63 clauses are still valid today - 1 (in part), 13, 39 and 40.
Footage captured on Saturday (May 23) outside New Scotland Yard in London shows several people arguing with police officers over the new laws enacted to combat COVID-19.
In this footage, one man asks a police officer if he believes in "the corona s**t", later saying "I do not consent to your bulls**t". Another told an officer "don't you tell me to go home, who do you think you are? ... I'm not a little boy, I'm a granddad."
There was a heavy police presence outside the Met Police HQ ahead of a small group of "common law" activists who planned to serve "notice under the Magna Carta art [sic] 61", attempting to reject the government and Crown.
However, the UK Parliament states only four of the 63 clauses are still valid today - 1 (in part), 13, 39 and 40.