Shocking moment ‘throws the assault rifle in the busy subway station’ leaving the terrified passengers

This is the shocking moment that a man draws an assault rifle similar to a subway station.

The amazing clip shows a man in military fatigue that assemble the weapon at the Whitechapel station in East London.

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Then he throws his backpack on his shoulder and bends down while he Elizabeth line The train stops on the platform.

The man, who is from southern London and about 20 years arrested by police under suspicion of a position of possession of a imitation firearm with the intention of causing fear or violence and a position of possession of an offensive weapon.

He has been arrested in custody.

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He British Transport Police (BTP) revealed that the individual was traveling to a comic event and had been “spoken” by the officers.

“A man in his 20 years in southern London has been arrested under suspicion of a position of possession of a imitation firearm with the intention of causing fear or violence and a position of possession of an offensive weapon, remains in custody,” A BTP spokesman said. .

“If you witness this incident in Whitechapel Underground Station on Saturday, January 25 or any of the more details, communicate with the officers at 61016 citing reference 433 of January 30”.

Inspector Martin Grayton called on comic assistants so that they refrain their public support weapons.

He said: “Every year around Comic Con, we receive reports from people who have been afraid to see that weapons are carried on the train.

“We evaluate and respond to each call we receive about a weapon. A police response can cause interruption and alarm to passengers and, if it is a support, it can mean that it has kept us away from more important incidents.

“Because of their good and that of all others on their train, no matter how unrealistic they see that they look, keep their support weapons out of view while traveling.

“We trust the surveillance of the public that travels and if you do not feel comfortable or see something that does not seem correct, inform us by sending text messages 61016 or calling 999 in emergency.”

Assault panic

Comes after a Star Wars Fanatic caused a red -scale red firearms alert when he stepped on a train dressed as a stormtroope last year.

A panic passenger called the police when they saw Dan Gillespie’s false disintegrator, who was locked up.

He was questioned by a guard before the train stopped and headed back to Aberdeen.

Dan revealed that he was received by armed police and was forbidden to travel until he got a toy gun bag.

He said they told him that he never went up to a train on the £ 1,000 outfit and is considering stopping cosplay forever after scare.

Dan, 50, said: “Crazy world in which we live.

“The train stopped not much outside the station. A guard came to chat by asking about the disintegrator. Then he asked me to go with him to chat.

“Apparently someone informed the police. The train returned to Aberdeen. I was received by two firearms officers, three Scotland police and two British transport police officers. “

Dan revealed that he was roasted on the train and in the season Before the officers escort him home.

He added: “I had to chat with all of them by train and then in an office. Then they took me home to get a bag and return to another train. They asked me not to use a stormtrooper armor on the train. “

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