A pro-life protester fell from a step stool and tried chasing a pro-abortion demonstrator during a rally that took place in London today (June 17).

According to the filmer, the two protagonists previously had a heated confrontation.

The man, a pro-life supporter, "attracted hecklers and others who blocked his sign", explained the filmer.

The person who captured this scene on camera said that it is not clear whether the man fell or was dragged from his platform. The clip shows him hitting the floor.

"After gathering up his belongings, he claimed a camera went missing in the chaos", said the filmer.

The rally was organised by BPAS, the Women's Equality Party, and the Fawcett Society, following the case of a woman sentenced to 28 months in jail after she secured pills for a late-term abortion.

A confrontation occured between a counter-protester and a women's abortion rights group who marched to Whitehall from the Royal Courts of Justice calling for the reforming of the law following the custodial sentence handed to Carla Foster this week after taking abortion pills beyond the UK legal limit (June 17).

The pro-life and anti-abortion counter-protester set up a platform close to the women's rallying point where he attracted hecklers and others who blocked his sign with pro-choice banners.

After heated exchanges, the pro-life protester fell after his bodycam strap was pulled by a pro-choice protester and he hit the floor.

Chaos ensued, as his belongings and bible became scattered, and a protester dragged away his step.
He later reported the bodycam as missing to the police.