Boris Johnson's car in minor crash after protester jumps in front of caravan
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was involved in a minor fender-bender Wednesday when a protester ran toward his motorcade as it left Parliament.
The prime minister’s office confirmed Johnson was in the car and that there were no reports of injuries.
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Video footage shows Johnson’s silver Jaguar pull onto Downing Street behind a police motorcycle leading the convoy when a man runs into the road.
Both the lead motorcycle and Johnson’s car hit the brakes suddenly, causing a Range Rover SUV carrying his security detail to ram into the back of the Jaguar. A dent could be seen on the trunk of the vehicle.
Images from the scene show the protester fall to the pavement before he is taken away by several police.
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The man is believed to have been part of a pro-Kurdish group protesting Turkey's treatment of Kurdish rebels, Sky News reported.
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The man was arrested on charges of disorderly behavior under Section 5 of the Public Order Act and for obstructing the highway, the Metropolitan Police said in a statement.
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Johnson was leaving Parliament after participating in the weekly questions session. It's been about six weeks since Johnson has been back at work following his bout with COVID-19.
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The Parliament gate near where the incident occurred was also the scene of a terror attack in 2017 that killed 5 people, including a police officer, and injured 50 others.
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Fox News’ Greg Palkot contributed to this report.