Cyclists injured as car rams into U.K. parliament gate

Cyclists injured as car rams into U.K. parliament gate

Get news about Cyclists injured as car rams into U.K. parliament gate. London - The Metropolitan Police Service of London said on Tuesday that a man was taken into custody after driving in a gate outside Parliament's Houses, in which "many pedestrians" were injured. It was unclear that the accident was deliberate. The police said that they were "keeping an open mind", but noticed that the Department of Terror was leading the division.

The streets were arrested in the vicinity of the British legislature and during the peak morning the traffic was closed for traffic and there was a heavy police presence there. London's ambulance service said that two people were treated in this scene that they were taken to a field hospital for further evaluation, but their injuries were considered serious.

Witnesses told the British television network that they drive the car to the Parliament at a high speed.

Evelina Ochs told the UK Press Association, "I think it seemed deliberate - the car grew to speed and obstacles." "I was walking on the other side." I heard some noise and cried.

Barry Williams, another witness told the CBS News Partner Network BBC News that while they were driving on the wrong side of the road, the silver cart was seen "moving towards cyclists". They said that the cyclists were waiting for the light to change, they said: "They hit the cyclists and then moved towards the security barrier ... and grew faster and hit it at a very fast pace."

Williams told the BBC, "I do not know if he wanted to kill the cyclist, he might have been on the way, but he grew faster on the obstacle." He said that the car "actually got out of the ground and then landed" because it got stuck in the barrier and there were "too many smokes".

Williams said, "Almost 10 cyclists were waiting to change the light, I do not think they killed them, they hit four or five," one of Williams got up and started to chase the car ". "

Police told CBS News that this was an ongoing incident. A small silver hatchback, included in the vehicle, can be seen in front of your front end in a security barrier at a vehicle safety checkpoint in the periphery fence of the Parliament.

The closest station closest to the Westminster station, the Parliament's Houses on London Underground, or Tube Network was closed.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan sent a tweet thanking the city's first respondents for quick response to the incident.

After taking the accident for one and a half years, a terrorist took his car to several people outside Parliament and then attacked the others with a knife, causing a total of four people to be killed. It is believed that Khalid Masood - a 52-year-old Briton had spent many years in Saudi Arabia with the strong conviction for violence - it was believed that he had worked alone in the attack, but he could have been inspired by others.

 Iraq and Syria's Islamic State (ISIS) claimed that a "military" was responding to their repeated calls for attacks on Western nations. However, the police said that they did not find "any evidence" of any links of ISIS or al-Qaeda.

After roughly tampering an official and pedestrians with SUV on their rent, the police had killed Masood. This was the most deadly extremist attack in Britain in 12 years.