When are we going to accept that the enemy is within and won't be stopped until we scour the
country without concerns of being called names?
Elsewhere around the great capital, the true reason for border-less countries being a great idea.
country without concerns of being called names?
Quote:London Underground station on lockdown as armed police storm in.SOURCE:
Armed police have stormed a London Underground station and placed it on lockdown.
'Machine gun police raced to Bond Street station this evening and quickly ushered passengers out.
Hundreds of rushhour commuters watched in shock as the shutters were drawn by cops at 6pm.
Reports emerged a person with a gun was being ordered to lie on the ground by officers.
The Metropolitan Police then confirmed shortly after that a man had been arrested on suspicion of
possession of a firearm. The force said in a short statement: “One male arrested on suspicion of
possession of a firearm at Bond Street station just before 6pm.
“No reports of any injuries and incident is not being treated as terrorism.
“Suspected firearm found and will be sent for analysis. No crime scene in place.”
The station was still closed at 8pm – two hours after police first arrived on scene.
Cops were later seen taking two people away with an eyewitness reporting another person was carried
on a stretcher. At the height of the evacuation commuters took to social media in a scramble to find out
what was happening.
One passenger wrote: "Just got evacuated out from Bond Street
station due to an emergency. "Quite a scary experience and someone
came on the microphone as well sounding really tense."
Another said: "Armed police and someone laying on the floor not moving
at Bond Street."
And one posted: "Evacuated from #bondstreet by armed police with sirens
going mental -not the evening I was expecting! "Carnage with people running
everywhere!"...'
Elsewhere around the great capital, the true reason for border-less countries being a great idea.
Quote:Eight ‘slaves’ rescued and three people arrested in huge raid in Buckinghamshire.The Sun:
More than than 100 officers were involved in the pre-planned raid on a home in Iver this morning after
receiving reports about forced labour being used on building sites.
'Three people have been arrested and eight others rescued after cops smashed a modern slavery ring
in Buckinghamshire today. More than 100 officers carried out the huge raid on the home in Iver after
receiving reports about forced labour being used on building sites.
They rescued eight people in the pre-planned operation led by Thames Valley Police and supported by
the National Crime Agency, and the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority.
A further three people were arrested as part of the force's Hidden Harm campaign.
Dramatic pictures show dozens of police cars and officers carrying out the raid this morning.
A minibus can also be seen carrying alleged slavery victims away from the residential home.
Detective Inspector James Mather, leading the operation, said: “This operation has safeguarded vulnerable
people in society and a number of arrests have been made. "Modern slavery is the exploitation of people for
personal or commercial gain.
Officers continue to work closely with our partner agencies to ensure those who carry out this activity are
disrupted and any victims are supported.
“We are in the early stages of the investigation and considerable work to identify any further victims will follow.
It has been a really positive example of partnership working, and I’d like to thank all the officers and agencies
involved."
Cops are now asking people to be vigilant of slavery and report anything suspicious to police.
They have released signs of slavery for locals to watch out for -including victims being "withdrawn, unable to
make eye contact, or being reluctant to talk to strangers".
Aerial images show a property that was raided by cops.
DI Mather added: "Their appearance may be unkempt, they may be malnourished, or showing signs of physical
or psychological injury. “They may also have inappropriate clothing or equipment for their job, be working long
hours for little or no pay. Their accommodation may be overcrowded and poorly maintained.
They may lack some basic freedoms, such as not having access to their identity or travel documents, and have
their movements restricted. “Keeping people safe from harm is all of our responsibility. To make a report please
call Thames Valley Police’s non-emergency number, 101...'
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