A British man filmed as a pair of police officers entered his home and arrested him for “improper use of the electronic communications network” under the Communications Act.
A female cop stood in the man’s living room and explained he was being hauled into the police station over “some comments” he made “on a Facebook page.”
“Oh, a Facebook crime is it?” the man asked.
“Am I going to be locked up for the night? Do I need to bring my medications?”
Welcome to 2024 Britain where The Police arrive at your home to arrest you for comments made on Facebook.
As Britain descends into lawless chaos – the Governments priority clearly isn’t fixing… pic.twitter.com/YmxBj92aCl
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) August 5, 2024
“We have reports that you made some comments that are offensive, obscene and people have made complaints about that and they’ve come from a Facebook account with your names,” the female officer said.
When the man asked if he was going to be “locked up for the night,” the cops said, “Hopefully not,” with the policewoman adding, “unless you film us.”
The video ended with the “suspect” standing up for the officers to place him in handcuffs.
There are no details regarding what the man posted online, but it could be related to recent unrest in the nation with violent protests erupting across the country.
The Orwellian scene comes as loads of Muslim men roam UK streets armed with knives, hammers and swords looking for British citizens protesting the invasion of their country.