Policing Command: Last News

Met Police PCSO has been arrested after a viral video appeared to show him committing a sex act in broad daylight on a London park bench.The grim clip was viewed over 26,000 times when it was posted on Twitter last night (March 30), and the Police Community Support Officer, who is attached to the Met’s Roads and Transport Policing Command, is now in custody.It is not clear when the video was taken. The 33-second clip appears to show the officer sitting on a bench in a tree-filled park with his police cap removed and placed next to him.He checks around him to see if anyone is nearby and then appears to watch something on his phone while using his hand to touch his own genitals, the clip suggests.

herePC Bowman from the Roads and Transport Policing Command said: “Although there is no sound on the CCTV and all the victim remembers is waking up in hospital, we believe that this was all triggered by face masks."We think that the attacker, who had his face covering beneath his chin, took offence when the victim, who was fully covered, consciously moved away from him.“When the attacker then follows the victim to the back of the bus, he can be seen pointing and gesturing at the victim’s face mask before he starts repeatedly punching and kicking him."This was a totally unwarranted violent assault and we urgently need to speak to this man.”The alleged attacker is described as a tall black man aged approximately 23-25 years with an

NHS worker before stamping on his head five times in an alleged row about face masks.The unprovoked attack occurred on Sunday, August 23, on the Route 149 bus shortly before Seven Sisters station in north London.Disturbing CCTV footage shows a man in a blue baseball cap punching the victim off-camera before continuing his attack as he falls to the ground.He then jumps off the bus and flees the scene.Investigating officer PC Bowman, from the Roads and Transport Policing Command, said: “Although there is no sound on the CCTV and all the victim remembers is waking up in hospital, we believe that this was all triggered by face masks."We think that the attacker, who had his face covering beneath his chin, took offence when the victim, who was

An NHS track-and-trace worker was punched repeatedly and had his head stamped on during a row over face masks.