Woman Arrested For Trying To Scale Gates Of UK's Buckingham Palace

In London, British police said they had arrested a womanwho was attempting to scale the front doors of Queen Elizabeth's Buckingham Palace home in focal London on Saturday, saying the incident was not terrorism-related. She was arrested on doubt of trespass and is being addressed at a focal London police headquarters.

Police arrested a young woman for trying to climb the gate at Buckingham Palace
No link to terrorism according to Police http://pic.twitter.com/yyztKbbo8L

— Rosy (@rose_k01) October 7, 2017

Police are on high alarm after five assaults faulted for terrorism this year.

In August, a man using a sword outside the royal residence was charged under terrorism laws. Three cops endured minor wounds detaining him.

There have been various different incidents as of late in which individuals have tried to get into the palace grounds.

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Last October, a 21-year-old man was captured subsequent to scaling a door of the royal residence. He was later kept under a hospital order.

In May 2016, a man with a conviction for murder climbed over the wall and strolled for around 10 minutes around the grounds of the royal residence before being captured. He was imprisoned for four months.

Four years prior, a man armed with a knife tried to enter through an entryway and was later imprisoned for 16 months.

A month sooner, two men were captured following a break-in at the royal residence.

One of the greatest security breaks at Buckingham Palace occurred in 1982 when a gatecrasher, Michael Fagan, climbed a wall and meandered into a room where the queen was sleeping.

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