UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson In Car Crash

Boris Johnson, the United Kingdom Prime Minister was involved in a car crash just outside the Parliament.

The accident happened on Wednesday, June 17, just outside the gates of the Palace of Westminster and onto Parliament Square in Westminster.

He was on his way out when a protester ran out into the road and leaped in front of his £54,000 Jaguar car.

The driver applied a sudden break, forcing the security vehicle following behind to hit the Prime Minister’s vehicle. This left a visible dent on the back of the Prime Minister’s Jaguar.

Downing Street has confirmed the Prime Minister was in the car at the time of the incident. Johnson was unscathed as the vehicles drove off.

Photographs from the scene of the accident showed a man being tackled to the ground and detained by several police officers.

Shortly after being taken into the Palace of Westminster, the Met Police confirmed that they have arrested the man for offences under Section 5 of the Public Order Act and for obstructing the highway.

Anti-Brexit demonstrator Steve Bray who captured the incident on camera tweeted:

“Boris Johnson in car crash at Parliament. Just now.

“Security drives into back of his car as Kurdish protester runs into road.”