Thousands Flock to London for Historic Procession
Thousands poured into central London to witness a momentous national event. The streets were packed as the nation looked on in awe.
Massive Police Presence Ensured Safety
More than 11,500 officers from across the UK and abroad secured the area. Multiple agencies teamed up to keep the crowd safe.
Meanwhile, numerous officers continued their regular duties, responding to 999 calls and patrolling London’s communities as the world watched.
Arrests Made Amid the Crowd
- One person was nabbed at 123, Westminster, on suspicion of racially aggravated behaviour likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress.
- In total, 14 arrests were made at 123, Westminster — 13 to stop breaches of the peace, and one for possession of drugs and a knife.
- Three people were arrested at Wellington Arch, Westminster, suspected of conspiracy to cause a public nuisance.
- Six arrested on Whitehall: five for conspiracy to cause a public nuisance, and one for religiously aggravated behaviour causing harassment and alarm.
- Another 14 were arrested in East London, also linked to conspiracy to cause a public nuisance.
The operation showcased a firm law enforcement response during this historic occasion.
