When they fall, they fall hard – it seems.

Laurence Fox, who was suspended by GB News over offensive comments he made about Politics Joe journalist Ava Santina (aka Ava Evans), has been arrested and his house raided by police.

Apparently it comes after he said he would bring angle grinders to hack down cameras used to enforce the Ultra-Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ) in London.

This Writer is unclear as to whether the gendarmes were looking for angle grinders or cameras.

Fox livestreamed the incident, puffing on a cigar while a large number of uniformed officers carried out the search (although, let’s be honest, most of them just seemed to be standing around):

It’s a bizarre way to behave.

I wonder about his state of mind.

Source: Laurence Fox’s home ‘raided by police’ after ULEZ threat | The Independent

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