Car smashes through Buckingham Palace gates...
Car smashes through Buckingham Palace gates...
After his vehicle struck the Buckingham Palace gates on Saturday, a man was taken into custody by british authorities. According to a london police statement, "A man was arrested by armed officers at the scene on suspicion of causing criminal damage." They brought him to the hospital. According to a statement released by london police, no injuries were recorded. They also reaffirmed that an inquiry is still underway to determine the circumstances." Since all of the family members were inside the house at the time of the event, Buckingham Palace further confirmed that none of them had been injured. It was also reported that the damaged gates are currently undergoing repaired.Witnesses reported hearing "a loud bang" at the scene. The motorist was seen in videos kneeling and being told to keep his hands on his head by armed police officers, according to Mirror's report. "I felt a lot of noise, and when I looked back, I saw that the car had crashed into Buckingham Palace," a witness stated to the press. police quickly responded to the scene, apprehended the suspect, and freed him.Buckingham Palace, the official residence and administrative hub of the british monarch, is located in the english city of Westminster. The current kings of the united kingdom have made it their primary home. Originally called Buckingham house, it was purchased by king George III in 1761 as a private home for his wife, queen Charlotte. During the 19th century, architects john Nash and Edward Blore added to and refurbished the property. The palace has undergone numerous alterations and additions over time. The most recent significant refurbishment was the building of the east Wing, which was redesigned to its current configuration in 1913.
After his vehicle struck the Buckingham Palace gates on Saturday, a man was taken into custody by british authorities. According to a london police statement, "A man was arrested by armed officers at the scene on suspicion of causing criminal damage." They brought him to the hospital. According to a statement released by london police, no injuries were recorded. They also reaffirmed that an inquiry is still underway to determine the circumstances." Since all of the family members were inside the house at the time of the event, Buckingham Palace further confirmed that none of them had been injured. It was also reported that the damaged gates are currently undergoing repaired.Witnesses reported hearing "a loud bang" at the scene. The motorist was seen in videos kneeling and being told to keep his hands on his head by armed police officers, according to Mirror's report. "I felt a lot of noise, and when I looked back, I saw that the car had crashed into Buckingham Palace," a witness stated to the press. police quickly responded to the scene, apprehended the suspect, and freed him.Buckingham Palace, the official residence and administrative hub of the british monarch, is located in the english city of Westminster. The current kings of the united kingdom have made it their primary home. Originally called Buckingham house, it was purchased by king George III in 1761 as a private home for his wife, queen Charlotte. During the 19th century, architects john Nash and Edward Blore added to and refurbished the property. The palace has undergone numerous alterations and additions over time. The most recent significant refurbishment was the building of the east Wing, which was redesigned to its current configuration in 1913.