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London journalist claims police officer hit him while he was filming King and Queen
A UK-based journalist claims a police officer hit him while he was filming the King and Queen as they were driving by on March 21 near the Battersea Bridge Road in London.
The filmer shared his account of what was also captured on video: "I was walking along Battersea Bridge Road in London. I heard the sound of helicopters overhead and police motorcyclists blowing their whistles to clear traffic. As a freelance journalist, I began to record the scene, and in doing so, captured footage of King Charles and Camilla being chauffeured past me. However, as I was standing on the pavement, one of the police motorcyclists leaned out and hit me as he passed by. Luckily, I was not hurt."
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