Met launches probe into protester with sign carrying dead Hamas leader
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The Metropolitan Police have performed a dramatic U-turn and are now investigating a protestor iconwin carrying a sign glorifying former Hamas leader as a potential terrorism offence.
MailOnline revealed how officers refused to arrest the woman carrying the sign about Yahya Sinwar at the demo yesterday.
She was pulled aside by the entrance to Vauxhall Bridge, after she was spotted carrying a piece of wood with the words 'Sinwar Stick' written on one side and 'Spirit of Resistance' on the other.
It was held at a mass pro-Palestine demo attended by thousands in central London.
The officer claimed that an allegation of inciting hatred had been made by a member of the public against her.
MailOnline revealed how officers refused to arrest the woman carrying the sign about Yahya Sinwar at the demo yesterday
Despite being threatened with arrest, the protestor declined to provide police with her name and address.
The testy dispute was brought to an abrupt end after senior officers opted to let the protestor go, despite her insistence on not providing contact details.
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Met police refuse to arrest protestor carrying sign glorifying dead Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar
But last night officers made a u-turn.
A new statement, issued after Mail Online published the original story and photos, said officers were now investigating.
It said: 'At about 13:20hrs on Saturday, 2 November, officers policing the Palestine Solidarity Campaign march responded to an allegation of a suspected public order offence relating to a placard being carried by a participant close to Lambeth Bridge.
'An assessment of that allegation based on the information available at the time, led to no offences being apparent and no arrest was made.
'Further information has since come to light. This has been reviewed, and we have launched an investigation into a suspected terrorism offence.'
One source said: 'It was a shocking thing to do.
She was pulled aside by the entrance to Vauxhall Bridge, after she was spotted carrying a piece of wood with the words 'Sinwar Stick' written on one side
'And the original police response was not good enough.
'But this is a u-turn and the right thing to do.'
Yahya Sinwar is widely considered to be the mastermind of the October 7 terrorist attacks which killed 1,269 people last year.
After taking de-facto leadership of Hamas in August, Sinwar was killed in Gaza by Israeli forces last month.
The Met Police estimate around 10,000 people took part in the march to the American Embassy.
LondonMet PoliceHamas
MailOnline revealed how officers refused to arrest the woman carrying the sign about Yahya Sinwar at the demo yesterday.
She was pulled aside by the entrance to Vauxhall Bridge, after she was spotted carrying a piece of wood with the words 'Sinwar Stick' written on one side and 'Spirit of Resistance' on the other.
It was held at a mass pro-Palestine demo attended by thousands in central London.
The officer claimed that an allegation of inciting hatred had been made by a member of the public against her.
MailOnline revealed how officers refused to arrest the woman carrying the sign about Yahya Sinwar at the demo yesterday
Despite being threatened with arrest, the protestor declined to provide police with her name and address.
The testy dispute was brought to an abrupt end after senior officers opted to let the protestor go, despite her insistence on not providing contact details.
Read More
EXCLUSIVE
Met police refuse to arrest protestor carrying sign glorifying dead Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar
But last night officers made a u-turn.
A new statement, issued after Mail Online published the original story and photos, said officers were now investigating.
It said: 'At about 13:20hrs on Saturday, 2 November, officers policing the Palestine Solidarity Campaign march responded to an allegation of a suspected public order offence relating to a placard being carried by a participant close to Lambeth Bridge.
'An assessment of that allegation based on the information available at the time, led to no offences being apparent and no arrest was made.
'Further information has since come to light. This has been reviewed, and we have launched an investigation into a suspected terrorism offence.'
One source said: 'It was a shocking thing to do.
She was pulled aside by the entrance to Vauxhall Bridge, after she was spotted carrying a piece of wood with the words 'Sinwar Stick' written on one side
'And the original police response was not good enough.
'But this is a u-turn and the right thing to do.'
Yahya Sinwar is widely considered to be the mastermind of the October 7 terrorist attacks which killed 1,269 people last year.
After taking de-facto leadership of Hamas in August, Sinwar was killed in Gaza by Israeli forces last month.
The Met Police estimate around 10,000 people took part in the march to the American Embassy.
LondonMet PoliceHamas
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