David Cameron was shoved in
the street by a member of the public this morning in a 'very significant
security breach' - sparking an immediate inquiry by Scotland Yard.
The Prime Minister was in
Leeds to promote the Government's proposed high speed railway line. But as he
came out of the city's Civic Hall a passing jogger ran up to him at speed
forcing Mr Cameron to move out of the way while his surrounding security team
look on.
Within hours the
Metropolitan Police commissioner Bernard Hogan Howe had ordered an
investigation into how the man was allowed to get so close to the PM.
It comes less than a week
after a lone-wolf gunman killed a soldier before attacking the Canadian
Parliament in Ottawa.
This afternoon jogger Dean
Balboa Farley revealed he was the man who managed to run into Mr Cameron
without being stopped by his security squad.
The 28-year-old complained
this afternoon he merely 'brushed' the Prime Minister only to be 'assaulted by
half a dozen coppers in suits'.
the young man later took to his tweeter. see tweet below.
This can never happen in Nigeria. There would have been a cordoning of the whole area for about a hour before the president or prime minister, as the case maybe arrives.
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