State Crown Display Targeted in Food Attack at Tower of London
The Tower of London slammed its doors shut on Saturday after food was thrown at the State Crown’s display case, triggering a police investigation. The Palace priority? Protecting the priceless Crown Jewels from damage.
Activists Demand Wealth Tax with Bold Protest
Campaign group Take Back Power claimed responsibility for the messy stunt. They released a video showing the viral protest, calling for a permanent citizens’ assembly to enforce taxes on the ultra-rich. The group cited a “44%” figure to back their push for wealth redistribution.
Four People Arrested After Crown Jewels Food Toss
- Police were alerted just before 10:00 BST on Saturday.
- Four suspects detained on suspicion of criminal damage.
- Officers from the Metropolitan Police, City of London Police, and Tower security swiftly responded to the incident.
Jewel House Reopens But Investigation Remains Live
The Jewel House, home to Crown Jewels valued at over £3 billion, was temporarily closed while officers examined the glass for damage. Footage showed food splattered across the case.
The Tower has now reopened to the public, but police investigations are ongoing. Authorities promise updates as the probe develops.
