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PC Storey replied: ‘I know I’ve also sprayed them with Dettol it’s hard enough without this’.Ī Sussex Police officer was also coughed at on Thursday morning by a driver he had pulled over on the M25 who claimed to have Covid-19. Police Sergeant Charlotte Nicholls added: ‘It was just vile.I had to wash my boots last night when I got home as I couldn’t stop thinking about the amount of spit id stood in!!’
‘Yes coughing then the target of egg throwers on passing motorbikes…. West Yorkshire Police PC Rachel Storey posted on Twitter: ‘So whilst scene guarding at a serious incident tonight we were faced with large crowds shoulder to shoulder, spitting on the floor and coughing at us when asking them to move back. Police attempting to deal with a serious incident in West Yorkshire were spat and coughed at by a large crowd they were trying to disperse. The FTSE 100 opened up 4 per cent as investors seemingly took confidence in the PM’s measures.Sports Direct insisted it was providing an essential service and tried to open it stores, but was forced to U-turn under pressure from the government.Supermarket websites crashed and delivery slots were booked solid for weeks as lockdown begun.Former health secretary Jeremy Hunt demanded more NHS workers were tested for coronavirus, which has killed 335 and infected 6650 in the UK.The Mayor of London came under fire for blaming commuters for flouting advice over non essential travel.
Londoners continued to cram into packed Tube carriages during this morning’s rush-hour, with union chiefs calling on Sadiq Khan to get a grip of the capital’s public transport. Britain was placed under new draconian measures which to keep people indoors, including allowing outside exercise only once a day, social gatherings of more than two people banned, and non-essential travel prohibited, with police handed powers to slap offenders with fines. Builders across the UK have said they feel ‘angry and unprotected’ as they continued working on busy construction sites. Mr Apter also said officers on the frontline pandemic battle are being deliberately coughed and spat at by ‘vile creatures’ using coronavirus as a weapon.Īs officers enforced Boris Johnson’s lockdown, it also emerged: Police Federation of England and Wales chairman John Apter said officers would have to make tough decisions about law and order as they were called upon to keep people at home as much as possible. Today experts warned forces will have to ignore some crime in order to tackle Britain’s coronavirus lockdown as officers warned that under-staffed forces will struggle to enforce draconian new movement rules. Met Police also spoke to people gathered in groups larger than two in central London parks while mounted police on horses were seen dispersing groups in Bow, east London.īut with much of Britain enjoying wall-to-wall sunshine today, many were still flouting the rules and were seen hugging and kissing as they met close to the Essex resort’s pier. Police officers across the UK have today started using draconian powers to disperse crowds of more than two to halt the spread of coronavirus – but some continue to flout the rules.įines of up to £1,000 are planned for those who flout rules announced by the Prime Minister last night putting strict limits on when people are able to leave the house, and banning public gatherings – but the penalties will start at just £30, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said.Īnd officers were seen breaking up a group in Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester city centre this afternoon, including four people who appeared to be sitting too close together on benches.
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