London police officer filmed in crowd intimidating Al Jazeera journalists
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Metropolitan Police says it is reviewing footage of incident and reporters must be able to work ‘without intimidation’.
An off-duty British police officer was involved in an incident that saw a group of North London residents surround and “intimidate” Al Jazeera journalists reporting on a suspected arson attack, the Metropolitan Police force has confirmed.
In an email to Al Jazeera on Thursday, a Metropolitan Police spokesperson said the force was “aware that an off duty serving Met special constable was involved in the altercation”.
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