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Затвориха центъра на Лондон заради самоубиец Полиция отцепи офис сграда в центъра на Лондон след като мъж започнал да хвърля компютри от петия етаж. Според очевидец нападателят е взел за заложници четирима души и заплашва да взриви газови бутилки. На място е изпратен парламентьор. Установен е периметър за сигурност в радиус от 100 метра. Инцидентът се развива на Тотнъм корт роуд до Британския музей и Лондонския университет. 27-годишна служителка на фирма с офиси в сградата разпознала мъжа като бивш клиент, който бил психически нестабилен. "Каза, че не му пука за нищо и смята да взриви всички", разказва тя във видеоклип, качен в интернет. Засега полицията не може да потвърди вземането на заложници и не третира инцидента като свързан с тероризъм.
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Police cordoned off the area and evacuated thousand people in the building where the subject is entrenched. The assailant threatened to blow up the building with four gas canisters. are experiencing moments of extreme tension. Police cordoned off on Friday at noon a central London street after a man took an unknown number of hostages in an office building, but a spokesman said the incident was not linked to "terrorism". "There is a hostage situation," said a Scotland Yard agent to an AFP reporter at the scene, without specifying the number. A dozen vehicles, including many ambulances, blocking the streets of London Tottenham Court Road, not far from the junction of Oxford Street shopping, checked the AFP as AFP found. "We called at 11H59 (local, 10H59 GMT) to an office on Tottenham Court Road. There were reports of a man causing commotion. Allegedly was throwing objects from the fifth floor," said meanwhile a police spokesman told AFP . The spokesman said he had sent a negotiator, but added: "We do not have connection with terrorism." Update: The gunman threatens to blow up the building where the newspaper Huffington Post is headquartered. Police have closed a street that leads to the center of the capital of the United Kingdom, and now a dozen emergency services vehicles are posted on the Tottenham Court Road. A call was the one who warned that the man was throwing objects out the window, such as computers. Some witnesses claim to have heard mixed and that the man threatened to blow up the building while insisting he did not mind dying. Awaiting the arrival of a negotiator to try to calm the man. Several buildings in the area have already been evicted. Update: The police finally arrested Michael Green. He threatened to kill himself if money from the test drive not returned or not approve. The area had to be evacuated to avoid greater inconveniences. Or add related content to this report News Stories | Blogs | Images | Videos | Comments